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Scoring: IMP
I had a bidding accident with my partner and we landed on 6♣: I read partner for 3-5-1-4 and then thought he'd counted his controls wrong, so I signed off in the small slam. A heart was lead, and my partner had the pleasure to play in a 4-1 fit. Of course, it was laydown, with trumps breaking.
Interesting, eh?
Not really. What makes the deal interesting is the fact that 7NT makes:
Say, the ♣J is led. Declarer wins, takes ♥A, ♥Q, then ♦AK and ♣KQ, pitching diamonds. Declarer returns to hand in hearts.
I had a bidding accident with my partner and we landed on 6♣: I read partner for 3-5-1-4 and then thought he'd counted his controls wrong, so I signed off in the small slam. A heart was lead, and my partner had the pleasure to play in a 4-1 fit. Of course, it was laydown, with trumps breaking.
Interesting, eh?
Not really. What makes the deal interesting is the fact that 7NT makes:
Say, the ♣J is led. Declarer wins, takes ♥A, ♥Q, then ♦AK and ♣KQ, pitching diamonds. Declarer returns to hand in hearts.
Declarer cashes the last two hearts, and East must rid a spade or two. If he discards a spade and a club, the end position (with West yet to play) is:
Scoring: IMP
I had a bidding accident with my partner and we landed on 6♣: I read partner for 3-5-1-4 and then thought he'd counted his controls wrong, so I signed off in the small slam. A heart was lead, and my partner had the pleasure to play in a 4-1 fit. Of course, it was laydown, with trumps breaking.
Interesting, eh?
Not really. What makes the deal interesting is the fact that 7NT makes:
Say, the ♣J is led. Declarer wins, takes ♥A, ♥Q, then ♦AK and ♣KQ, pitching diamonds. Declarer returns to hand in hearts.
I had a bidding accident with my partner and we landed on 6♣: I read partner for 3-5-1-4 and then thought he'd counted his controls wrong, so I signed off in the small slam. A heart was lead, and my partner had the pleasure to play in a 4-1 fit. Of course, it was laydown, with trumps breaking.
Interesting, eh?
Not really. What makes the deal interesting is the fact that 7NT makes:
Say, the ♣J is led. Declarer wins, takes ♥A, ♥Q, then ♦AK and ♣KQ, pitching diamonds. Declarer returns to hand in hearts.
West must throw a ♠ in order to keep the club guard.
If East, instead, throws 2 Spades, a Spade to ace drops the queen and lets declarer finesse.
But me, I'm a bad partner, I didn't let my partner enjoy this treat.
I had a bidding accident with my partner and we landed on 6♣: I read partner for 3-5-1-4 and then thought he'd counted his controls wrong, so I signed off in the small slam. A heart was lead, and my partner had the pleasure to play in a 4-1 fit. Of course, it was laydown, with trumps breaking.
Interesting, eh?
Not really. What makes the deal interesting is the fact that 7NT makes:
Say, the ♣J is led. Declarer wins, takes ♥A, ♥Q, then ♦AK and ♣KQ, pitching diamonds. Declarer returns to hand in hearts.