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#1 User is offline   mikegill 

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Posted 2007-January-01, 12:04

Scoring: IMP

1S p 2C p
2S p 6N p
p p


From a social bridge game on New Years Eve. Declarer is an expert, but not in a practiced partnership - hence the auction. What's your choice?
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Posted 2007-January-01, 12:18

Middle spade seems like a good bet to me.
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Posted 2007-January-01, 13:19

Against myself I would lead in insta club. Really it would depend on my RHO. If hes the sort who might be tricky then this auction is ridiculously suspicious. Is he young? If not I'll just go with a diamond.
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Posted 2007-January-01, 13:45

Its hard to come up with a hand that RHO is jokering on. Perhaps something like: Qx, AK, AKQJxx, Qxx?

I'll lead a and pay off.
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Posted 2007-January-02, 11:43

Jlall, on Jan 1 2007, 03:19 PM, said:

Against myself I would lead in insta club. Really it would depend on my RHO. If hes the sort who might be tricky then this auction is ridiculously suspicious. Is he young? If not I'll just go with a diamond.

Declarer's me.

edit: I'd probably lead insta club against myself too
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Posted 2007-January-02, 12:02

If you choose a middle spade trying to talk declarer out of a possible finesse, it shouldn't work against a decent declarer if he thinks you're a decent player. It'd be unlikely that you're leading from nothing in spades when it can completely destroy any useful holding partner may have.
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Posted 2007-January-02, 14:36

Try to go passive, i.e. either
a heart or a diamond.

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Marlowe
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Posted 2007-January-02, 18:48

A boring . A lead deserves to find the suit with dummy holding A1098xx and declarer Qx.
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Posted 2007-January-03, 08:43

Ddeclarer did not use keycard and he did not look for a grand or a Slam in Clubs or Spades.
So I guess, that he has no tool to find out in convidence, which suit can be wide open but hopes to have enough tricks opposite a normal weak bidding .
So I bet, that he has the ace of spade. (if this spade was missing, he could have used blackwood) and is missing a control in a red suit. He hopes, that dummy can stop this suit and it is my responsibility to find it.

I will go for a diamond lead.
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