What do North and South have in 1) HCP and 2) Spades.
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Robots running rampant GIB guessing game
#1
Posted 2023-May-19, 02:54
This bidding sequence just appeared in today's 'Just Declare'.
What do North and South have in 1) HCP and 2) Spades.
What do North and South have in 1) HCP and 2) Spades.
Fortuna Fortis Felix
#2
Posted 2023-May-19, 09:31
South is mysterious, perhaps 6 spades and about 3 HCP.
North is clearer, should have 17+ HCP with 6 clubs, 5 diamonds and 4 spades.
North is clearer, should have 17+ HCP with 6 clubs, 5 diamonds and 4 spades.
#3
Posted 2023-May-19, 15:01
I trust the 3♦ bid so North will be somewhat strong with 5-6 in the minors. 3♠ is clearly a simmed bid that has nothing to do with its description; must be at most 4 HCP for the initial pass, but I wouldn't put it past having just 4 spades, since it knows "book-only partner" will never raise and so it's generally just a forcing bid that's guaranteed to end up playing in a minor. Of course, it's not playing with "book-only partner" and 4♠ is another simmed bid, probably with 2 spades.
#4
Posted 2023-May-19, 16:32
smerriman, on 2023-May-19, 15:01, said:
Of course, it's not playing with "book-only partner" and 4♠ is another simmed bid, probably with 2 spades.
Not quite sure what you mean by "book-only partner"; It's "just declare" so all the bidding is GIB.
I like the 15 card in North hypothesis.
Fortuna Fortis Felix
#5
Posted 2023-May-19, 18:02
pilowsky, on 2023-May-19, 16:32, said:
Not quite sure what you mean by "book-only partner"; It's "just declare" so all the bidding is GIB.
Whenever GIB is simulating what to bid, it assumes all further bids will be made exactly as the non-simulating database predicts (ie what basic robots would do). So it will think that there is a 0% chance its partner raises its bid to 4♠, even though its partner can simulate too and does bid 4♠.
#6
Posted 2023-May-20, 01:10
So here's the full disaster - I managed 69% for only going -4.
Fortuna Fortis Felix
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