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While I'm not an expert and only use BBO to practice, I've noticed from a bidding standpoint that robots used in play 4 or just play bridge don't have a clue. They bid as if they just started to learn the game
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Robots Robots need to be programmed by somebody who knows bridge
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Posted 2026-February-24, 09:58
have you been reading any of the constant posts on BOT bidding?
It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.
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Posted 2026-February-24, 10:28
The robots used in these free games are the Basic robots. You have to pay for Advanced robots to get improved bidding and play.
That said, when we've tested our robots, even the basic robots do well, consistently scoring above average. There are some quirks in robot bidding, but saying that they bid like beginners is a bit extreme. The problems mostly appear in complex auctions, especially competitive auctions.
That said, when we've tested our robots, even the basic robots do well, consistently scoring above average. There are some quirks in robot bidding, but saying that they bid like beginners is a bit extreme. The problems mostly appear in complex auctions, especially competitive auctions.
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