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How do you defend this MP decision

#1 User is offline   skjaeran 

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Posted 2007-August-22, 05:55

Scoring: MP

P 3 P 4
all pass

Your partner lead the K. You're agreement is to give attitude, not count here. How do you plan the defence? More info in hidden text.
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Posted 2007-August-22, 06:12

I don't follow your line in the hidden text.

I tell partner at trick one how many diamonds I have. Then he will know how many are cashing.
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Posted 2007-August-22, 06:35

FrancesHinden, on Aug 22 2007, 02:12 PM, said:

I don't follow your line in the hidden text.

I tell partner at trick one how many diamonds I have. Then he will know how many are cashing.

Using standard count, the 9 would be ambigous, since it could be from AJ9 or AJ9x.
The jack is unambigous (need to be AJ9x) probably, since you'd overtake with AJ tight. So that should work, I agree.
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Posted 2007-August-22, 06:59

I overtake and switch to J

My reasoning is that partner doesn't need to encourage ths card (if declarer plays low), so he can give count.

If having to play 2 rounds of a suit to get a real count, it is better for it to be clubs than diamonds.

Ok, after writign all of this I realise if declarer lpays Q partner doesn't have a clue who has K and will probalby just play Q :/
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