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You could, for instance, get a heart lead, win the second one in dummy, and finesse the diamond.
It seems abstruse to construct the play after an accepted lead out of turn.
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Posted 2007-September-17, 02:22
It seems abstruse to construct the play after an accepted lead out of turn.
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Posted 2007-September-17, 06:34
hatchett, on Sep 17 2007, 03:22 AM, said:
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You could, for instance, get a heart lead, win the second one in dummy, and finesse the diamond.
It seems abstruse to construct the play after an accepted lead out of turn.
Sure, you could analyze the hand for most contingencies. I like to cover all the bases. LOL
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Posted 2007-September-20, 04:20
kenrexford, on Sep 16 2007, 09:32 PM, said:
You do not need to find any spade Jack on this hand, unless for overtricks.
Suppose a club lead, because you made the right bid of 2♣. Declarer wins the club Ace and finesses a diamond. No matter what happens, he gets a spade pitch on the established diamond trick.
Suppose a club lead, because you made the right bid of 2♣. Declarer wins the club Ace and finesses a diamond. No matter what happens, he gets a spade pitch on the established diamond trick.
Unless I'm missing something that's wrong Ken.
Club K to ace, diamond hook losing to Q
Club Q, small club to ten
- what now , you must ruff , so say ruff high, cash diamond ace, cross to heart 9 and lead established diamond, North ruffs....
or draw trumps spade to dummy, south cashed spade Ace and long club
so I do think declarer need to lead a spade to the 9 at some point ( and probably should given your opening and heart void
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Posted 2007-September-20, 07:25
Pass
Interesting post: I wouldn't have considered anything other pass, but I see there are arguments for other actions, and people who wouldn't consider pass at all.
Interesting post: I wouldn't have considered anything other pass, but I see there are arguments for other actions, and people who wouldn't consider pass at all.