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Who's fault? Robot bid 7d after 2c-2d-3d

#1 User is offline   mikl_plkcc 

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Posted Yesterday, 15:37



6 was rock solid but 7 was not makeable, and I lost 11.9 IMP as a result.

I didn't open 2NT because of my unstopped , and the robot pushed me to die without even checking all 5 keycards were held.
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Posted Yesterday, 15:44

7 is ridiculous, of course, and comfortably the worst bid, but those that play with the robot quickly learn it will almost always jump to slam when it has values and you show a strong one-suited hand as you did. (Usually an immediate 6NT when it doesn't have a fit).

But I don't understand the appeal of emphasising the diamonds to begin with - the only reason I might not open 2NT is if I thought it was a little too strong, in which case I'd open 2 - 2 - 2NT instead.
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Posted Yesterday, 23:23

You asked who's fault, it's your fault. 2c followed by 3 of a minor show a very different hand than what you had. Once you misdescribe your hand, you are responsible for every bad decision your partner makes as a result.
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Posted Today, 00:19

View PostHardVector, on 2025-February-12, 23:23, said:

You asked who's fault, it's your fault. 2c followed by 3 of a minor show a very different hand than what you had. Once you misdescribe your hand, you are responsible for every bad decision your partner makes as a result.

Yep - the clue is 23+ total points plus you need to know your notrump ladder by rote and bid accordingly.



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