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#1 User is offline   Echognome 

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Posted 2006-January-16, 23:44

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P - (P) - 1NT - All Pass


You open a weak NT in 3rd seat and play there.

Your LHO leads a small club (I forget the spot). You play small from dummy and RHO wins the Q. RHO then switches to a spade.

Plan the play.
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Posted 2006-January-17, 06:58

so many feasibility,i would start from ♦ suit and finesse ♦ Q,the opps defense trick is 3♣+2♦ +1♥
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Posted 2006-January-17, 08:02

000002, on Jan 17 2006, 12:58 PM, said:

so many feasibility,i would start from ♦ suit and finesse ♦ Q,the opps defense trick is 3♣+2♦ +1♥

This is assuming you will win the ♠A in dummy at trick 2?

As a hint, clubs are 5-2, with Qx on your right.
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Posted 2006-January-17, 08:22

That's funny, I assumed clubs were 6-1. The switch was very odd.
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Posted 2006-January-17, 09:15

FrancesHinden, on Jan 17 2006, 02:22 PM, said:

That's funny, I assumed clubs were 6-1. The switch was very odd.

At my table, RHO continued with a club and clubs were cleared with a low club (hence my assumption that LHO had a diamond honour). It was our teammates that switched to a spade and declarer failed. I gave the problem from our teammates table as I felt it slightly harder.

Ok I will stop with the clues now.
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Posted 2006-January-17, 10:46

I'm assuming RHO (who DIDN'T forget his partner's spot B) ) would have continued clubs with 4 or 2, but not 3 or 1. Qxx seems like the most likely holding; since they didn't balance or compete over my 1N, it seems the opponents are balanced. The have 18 between them

RHO fired a spade into A-4th. Interesting. This doesn't look appealing with J-4th or any 3 card holding, so I'm putting RHO on 5 spades (are the spade really x's or do we have the 8 and 9?

If RHO has 5 spades, it looks like LHO is 1=4=4=4. RHO will probably have one of the red aces but not both.

First I want to knock out the A♥ first, so I'll lay down the Q♥, intending to hook the 10 if pushed.

If my read on the hand is right, LHO will feel some discomfort on the spades, and will probably release a club early. I will be able to knock out the A♣ and be able to cash my winner there.

There are a lot of permutations on the hand, but even if I'm reading the hand wrong, I can change my mind about things later, and try to set up diamonds for instance.
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Posted 2006-January-17, 22:05

Echognome, on Jan 17 2006, 09:02 AM, said:

000002, on Jan 17 2006, 12:58 PM, said:

so many feasibility,i would start from ♦ suit and finesse ♦ Q,the opps defense trick is 3♣+2♦ +1♥

This is assuming you will win the ♠A in dummy at trick 2?

As a hint, clubs are 5-2, with Qx on your right.

Looking at the dummy hand, RHO shift to ♠, that means ♦ suit has some good news to me. did u understand this?
of course opps maybe very poor ,that isn't my thinking for reference.
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