Alibar10

I read that the robots are programmed to play 2 over 1. I used to occasionally play with the robots, but since I don't know 2 over 1, there's no point in trying to play with them. Have they always played this method or is it fairly recent? I realize they aren't people, but they so often bid a suit and will be void in it or only have a singleton. Do most players in BBO play 2 over 1?

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If I want to watch a hand in my recently played hand's file, how do I do it?

Thank you so much! I've just been to BBO and checked it. My eyesight is not always dependable (I'm old!) and after More Option, I missed the darker gray Advanced Options choice.

I'll be so glad when I find the answer! Having the aut0play feature is so much better than not having it. Please please hurry and tell me.

Never mind... I still don't know the answer, but decided not to return here to watch for a response... I still need to know. For some reason I cannot find the solution.

After deleting cookies the way I had my game set in BBO disappeared and now I can't find how to set it to automatically play singletons. I know it isn't difficult! LOL But, I can't find it. Help, please

Thanks all for the responses. I appreciate.

I didn't assume all players did. I only know it about some, but thanks.

My partner was a player with advanced ranking. Ops opened the bidding and my partner bid 1nt. I had 10 high card points so I bid 2nt. Partner bid 3nt. He had no profile. Turns out he had eleven high card points and went down several tricks and booted me from the table. I'm not objecting to the boot, but I think he was way off to overcall 1nt unless he held at least 15 pts. I've noticed the players who rank themselves advanced or higher are the ones more likely to lack sportsmanship. I realize there are many exceptions. :)

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Please tell me which system would it mean 11-12 high card points?

Opening one of a major and partner bids 2nt. Nothing listed in either profile re Jacoby or anything else other than Standard American system, I take the 2nt to mean 11-12 high card points. Twice lately, partner has insisted it means he holds an opening nt hand. Am I mistaken?

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Opponent opened one nt. Her partner responded 2 spades, adding an alert saying Jacoby t.b. The opener bid 3 hearts and it was played in hearts. I can't find any reference to the t.b. Can anyone tell me? It occurred in the relaxed game and really doesn't make any difference, except I thought I would be able to find something about it and can't. I double checked on the t.b., so I know that's what was written.