SMN0

Note that I phrased this as a minimum requirement only, and declarer play is only one element out of four. But congratulations on your squeezes -- it puts you significantly above average for that element.

I think there are four skill areas -- bidding I (using the system bids correctly), bidding II (judgment calls), declaring and defense. Some people -- and robots -- are advanced or better in some area(s) and way below in others. So grade yourself on each and then come up with an average. I suggest that for declarer play, if you've never executed a strip and endplay (like a surprisingly high percentage of the playing population) you are intermediate at best, and that if you've never executed a squeeze on purpose, you don't qualify as an expert. I'll leave it to others to suggest objective tests for the other areas.

If you've used Blackwood after the robot bids its suit, the robot will pull any attempted signoff to its bid suit no matter what (e.g. 1D - P - 1S -P, 2D - P - 4NT -P, 5H - P - 6S - P, 7D by the robot).

Frequent disconnections today.