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GIB fails to lead Ace against 7NT doubled


xeno123

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One of my opponents in a robot tournament today was very lucky indeed when Gib failed to lead its Ace against 7NT doubled in this freak hand:

 

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I'd call that a bug!

 

I ended up in 7 down two when Gib found the Ace lead against me. For a discussion of the best way to bid this unusual hand, see this thread:

 

http://www.bridgebase.com/forums/topic/66769-freak-hand/page__gopid__797850#entry797850

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It is a longstanding problem, long past due fixing.

 

I am guessing that West expects to take it more down by preserving the Ace. A reasonable policy at the one level.

 

It has no concept of the premium to be had in ensuring that the contract is defeated. A more complicated issue generally at MP, but not on this hand.

 

 

 

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