Bidding Example |
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As North what do you bid next? |
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You should not bid 3NT. Bid 3H to show 3 card support. As South has only 4 hearts, he shows 3 spades by bidding 3S and North bids 4S.
See below for a discussion of declarer play. |
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Play Example |
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You lead a heart against 7S. Declarer wins and plays QS. Do you cover? If not declarer leads JS. How do you play? |
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If partner has a potential trick, Declarer may need a finesse, and possibly twice. If you cover any of declarer's big trumps, he has a second entry to the spade 9. Continue to duck until declarer plays the 6, and he has only 1 entry to table, and partner makes his KD for one down. |
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