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GIB bid over my RKC signoff

#1 User is offline   AdamL3 

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Posted 2014-April-26, 14:05

I had the following auction with GIB opening: 1C-1S-1N-2D-2N-3S-4S-4N-5H-5S-6D!?

GIBs hand was K8 53 AQJ3 QT875

GIBs explanation of my 5S bid was correct that it was a signoff. So why did it take another bid? We were indeed off two aces.
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Posted 2014-April-26, 15:31



Interesting note: This was an instant tournament, and another South conducted exactly the same auction and got passed in 5, likely meaning that this problem is something GIB has recently "learned".
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Posted 2014-April-26, 15:35

The explanation of 4NT includes 6+S and 19+ total points. Wouldn't such a hand have bid 2 over 1C?
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Posted 2014-April-26, 15:57

View PostBbradley62, on 2014-April-26, 15:35, said:

The explanation of 4NT includes 6+S and 19+ total points. Wouldn't such a hand have bid 2 over 1C?

Not necessarily. It wouldn't make a strong jump shift if it had a second suit (unless it's opener's suit).

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Posted 2014-April-26, 16:38

View Postbarmar, on 2014-April-26, 15:57, said:

Not necessarily. It wouldn't make a strong jump shift if it had a second suit (unless it's opener's suit).


Would it not have bid it's 2nd suit over 2N, had it held one?
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Posted 2014-April-28, 10:45

Thanks for reporting.

Fixed in v30.

It proceeded after simulation due bug created in v29. It will not proceed with basic robots. Bug applies only for this sequence though. ( 5 - 5 signoff with spades ).

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