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spade play answer needed

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Posted 2005-September-18, 07:04


Scoring: IMP


West North East South

 -     -     Pass  Pass
 1♦    1♠    Dbl   2♠
 4♣    4♠    Dbl   Pass
 Pass  Pass  

I played A spades then went low to Q 10

is the correct play (especially give the X)

to play low to Q106 first?
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Posted 2005-September-18, 09:03

Ace first is incorrect because opponents can force a ruff in dummy, looking at the ♠ suit alone, I think best way to play for 1 loser is to run the ♠Q then the ♠10.
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Posted 2005-September-18, 11:08

After the Double, it's quite unusual to finesse twice the wrong side <_< I'd rather play small to T and hope we don't get a stiff J :)
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