Well said. I agree with everything you said. Anomalies in play should be super easy to detect both during bidding and the play. It is just a matter of collecting the data and running it. They are already trying to do this with poker sites. They are trying to detect people running solvers to determine the right frequency of bluffing. If people start getting too close to exactly 37% across X hands, they are obviously using some kind of solver and data tracker. That makes it easy to ban these players and confiscate their winnings as ill-gotten gains.