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Generating hand record with double dummy contracts

#1 User is offline   BudH 

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Posted 2010-February-28, 14:29

Every week a group of four of us play about 25 boards in a 3-hour session and afterward I print hand records and email them to all players using a program that will convert lin files from BBO to text files (and also to pbn files, if needed).

I would like to be able to generate a group of hand records that has Deep Finesse information such as on hand records from tournaments so that it might look like the diagram below (so that the play of the cards is included, if possible).

Anyone know if it is possible to do this and if so, how?

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West North East South

 -     Pass  Pass  1
 Dbl   2    3    Dbl
 Pass  3    Pass  Pass
 Pass  

HA H6 H2 H3
H4 H9 HT HK
S4 C6 ST SQ
D3 DA DJ D2
CK C3 C2 C8
CT CQ CA S2
DQ D4 DK D5
DT D6 D8 D7
CJ C4 HJ S5
H8 H5 S8 HQ
S3 S9 SJ H7
SA C7 C5 S6
S7 C9 D9 SK

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Posted 2010-February-28, 18:10

If you're sufficiently familiar with computers to be able to use command line utilities, Richard Pavlicek's site has a program (bfc) that will convert lin files to pbn (or his pet rbn format) - and another program (r2h) that will convert rbn to html.

I've never tried working with lin files - but I assume it works.

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Posted 2010-February-28, 19:39

Just buy Dealmaster pro.

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Posted 2010-February-28, 21:31

I don't know the answer to your question, but Double Dummy Solver will read a .lin file and you can step through the deals one by one (rather than loading them one at a time and without the need for any manual entry).
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Posted 2010-February-28, 21:55

Tim, I do have Double Dummy Solver and I realize I can load a lin file or a pbn file that contains several deals. But if there is any way to print the set of deals using that program, to include all of the double dummy makable contacts (even if it didn't include the cards played), I haven't seen that in the program.

I also have Dealmaster Pro -- but don't see how you load a lin file or pbn file into that program.


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