[AyunuS]

http://i.imgur.com/hEPP64A.png

Ignore the current hand, look over at the my results. It didn't happen on my table but I noticed tons of them just went straight to 7♣ without even checking if it had all the keycards. It could have used blackwood or something, but it just jumped to 7.

[lycier]

AyunuS, on 2016-April-11, 18:13, said:

http://i.imgur.com/hEPP64A.png

Ignore the current hand, look over at the my results. It didn't happen on my table but I noticed tons of them just went straight to 7♣ without even checking if it had all the keycards. It could have used blackwood or something, but it just jumped to 7.

Hello
You are great - good hand and good topic.
First, let's see the traveller of the 16 hands :



Second, let's see related hands :
1- Your hand

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Result: 6♣E=

2- I checked it :

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Result: 7♣E-1

3- One classic hand with 7♣ :

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Result : 7♣E-1

Hand statistics :
1- There are 17 hands in total
2- There are 4 hands with 6♣ as a final contract.They have same bidding sequences.
3- There are 13 hands with 7♣ as a final contract.They have same bidding sequences.

The conclusion :
1- For basic Gibs, I think it is a bug. I have no opinion.
2- For advanced Gibs, I have no conclusion since I don't know who are users of advanced Gibs in the 12 hands with 7♣ contract. I only know you are a user of advanced Gib.
3- Assume other 12 hands plus my hand with 7♣ contract played only by basic Gibs, it shows basic Gibs are buggy, advanced Gibs are good indeed. This is a normal matter, no surprising.

For Gib programming, I am a layman. It would be appreciated if Stephen Tu would answer this question.