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Spanish Trials 3 Card play on 4-4 fit

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Posted 2008-February-02, 04:15

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S - W - N - E
1NT-2♠-2NT-ps
3♣-ps-3♠-ps
4♥-ps-ps-ps


Lead is club 10.
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Posted 2008-February-02, 04:40

I will just play very simply - coping with 4-1 hearts looks very tough.

Win the ♣K.
Play the Ace and K of hearts.
run the clubs, pitching a spade.
♠K from hand.

I am hoping that East has the 3rd heart, and West has both Aces.
West can win the spade and play another, then I play a ♦ to the ten.

If the club was a singleton, and West doesn't have the 3rd trump, he is likely 6241 and the ♦Q is coming down.
That's impossible. No one can give more than one hundred percent. By definition that is the most anyone can give.
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Posted 2008-February-02, 07:13

655321, on Feb 2 2008, 11:40 AM, said:

I will just play very simply - coping with 4-1 hearts looks very tough.

Win the ♣K.
Play the Ace and K of hearts.
run the clubs, pitching a spade.
♠K from hand.

I am hoping that East has the 3rd heart, and West has both Aces.
West can win the spade and play another, then I play a ♦ to the ten.

West ducks the ♦T - what now?
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Posted 2008-February-02, 07:40

skaeran, on Feb 2 2008, 08:13 AM, said:

655321, on Feb 2 2008, 11:40 AM, said:

I will just play very simply - coping with 4-1 hearts looks very tough.

Win the ♣K.
Play the Ace and K of hearts.
run the clubs, pitching a spade.
♠K from hand.

I am hoping that East has the 3rd heart, and West has both Aces.
West can win the spade and play another, then I play a ♦ to the ten.

West ducks the ♦T - what now?

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You snipped the last line of my post.

If West looks to be 6241, and ducks the ♦A, I will play the ♦K next, of course, because the queen would be doubleton whether West wins the Ace or not.
If West looks to have 2 diamonds and ducks the ♦A, coming down to singleton Ace(?), I can play low.
If diamonds are 3-3 and the ♦A is ducked, I will probably go down, as I will if the ♦ is won by the Queen, or if trumps break badly.
That's impossible. No one can give more than one hundred percent. By definition that is the most anyone can give.
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Posted 2008-February-03, 16:00

I think this line fails because you west will return a diamond and east will have Q9.

The winning line was to play the same, but low diamond to the King.



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