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Posted 2006-November-06, 10:48

Here's an interesting hand my pard played at BAM. Its tricky, and I'd like to hear what you all think the best approach is.

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You play in 3N with the ♠7 lead. You play the J and it holds (RHO playing the 5 (udca)). Now what?
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Posted 2006-November-06, 17:39

well, this is one of those hands where I, at least, feel uncomfortable coming up with a definitive plan. I expect my full line to depend upon how the opps defend: including tempo issues.

You are certainly vulnerable, on many layouts, to an attack on your entries: it may be to the opps' benefit even to sacrifice a potential ♣ trick in that regard.

Anyway, to start with, I lead a ♦ to the J. What I do next depends on what happens to this trick.
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Posted 2006-November-07, 04:39

I like running the ♣J at trick 2. If it holds, finesse ♦, otherwise look what happens...
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