[blml] Atlanta NABC Mischief
Steve Willner
willner at cfa.harvard.edu
Fri Sep 29 04:35:52 CEST 2006
> From: Alain Gottcheiner <agot at ulb.ac.be>
> If you open a semi-psyche once every 20 sessions, that is, once about 520
> deals, this means that about 10% of your light 3rd-in-hand openings (and 3%
> of all your 3rd-in-hand openings) will be semi-psuches.
>
> IMOBO, this is far too much to be brushed aside as a psyche ; this is part
> of your system.
While the CoP makes frequency an important factor in determining whether
a call is a psych or not, it neeedn't be. Jurisdictions that don't
accept the CoP are free to have their own rules. Personally, I believe
the only factors should be whether the system or partner's choices allow
for the psych. This sort of rule is enforceable; rules based on
frequency are not unless good records are kept.
Of course frequency is an important factor in _disclosure_, but that's a
different matter than _system_. Enforcement is a big problem here, and
I don't see what to do about it.
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