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GIB inexplicably takes false preference
#3
Posted 2018-January-25, 22:59
virgosrock, on 2018-January-25, 18:37, said:
what was the description of 2H? just curious
vrock
vrock
Unless it was a self-splinter (lol) it's just another bizarre preference by Gib
Sarcasm is a state of mind
#5
Posted 2018-January-26, 19:15
wbartley, on 2018-January-25, 16:19, said:
Just play bridge robot. Human South.
One of GIB's most serious problems, IMO, and it seldom gets the attention it deserves. GIB seems to have a magnet that pulls it to the 2-card preference, especially if the opening bid is a major. Although your example is extreme, I wouldn't call it rare.
I don't even bother to look for a 4-4 major fit any more when a known 5-3 exists.
#6
Posted 2018-January-26, 22:57
Another unlucky guess by GIB. 50% chance of spade preference, 50% chance of heart preference. There's also probably a non-zero chance of a cue bid or new suit.
On another day, you would have gotten to hearts.
On another day, you would have gotten to hearts.
#7
Posted 2018-January-27, 09:30
johnu, on 2018-January-26, 22:57, said:
Another unlucky guess by GIB. 50% chance of spade preference, 50% chance of heart preference. There's also probably a non-zero chance of a cue bid or new suit.
On another day, you would have gotten to hearts.
On another day, you would have gotten to hearts.
Why would it be a guess? Is it because GIB is not sure whether the 2H rebid is a cue bid or real suit?
#8
Posted 2018-January-27, 10:01
zhasbeen, on 2018-January-27, 09:30, said:
Why would it be a guess? Is it because GIB is not sure whether the 2H rebid is a cue bid or real suit?
He is just joking We are all a bit traumatised by GIB, we sometimes use humour to cope.
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
George Carlin
George Carlin
#9
Posted 2018-January-27, 11:27
I'm not sure he was joking. GIB does now seem to randomise between some possible responses, at least when it bids in the solitaire Free Weekly Tournament - you can see this by comparing the bidding in multiple plays of the same hand.
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