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Rubber Bridge. You are East with J1064 K854 Q1053 3. With west dealer and nobody vulnerable, the auction proceeds
1H (2C) 4H (4S) All Pass
Dummy hits K3 6 AK92 QJ10986
C A-6-3-4
C-5-8-S4-7
Your defence?
Edited to include the dummy that was inadvertently omitted - the fullhand complained when I tried to generate the diagram on Chrome.
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Defence Problem
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Posted 2009-August-08, 12:43
Which game is this? I thought bridge had a dummy.
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Posted 2009-August-09, 13:39
low spade. prevent ruffs in dummy and you will acomplish your task, declarer making only 7 spades and 2 diamonds.
Maybe it is better to play spade jack, that way declarer will be in dummy and you can pop with ♥K before partner of unknown skill blocks something.
Maybe it is better to play spade jack, that way declarer will be in dummy and you can pop with ♥K before partner of unknown skill blocks something.
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Posted 2009-August-09, 14:05
Fluffy, on Aug 9 2009, 02:39 PM, said:
Maybe it is better to play spade jack...
There's just about room for partner to hold a stiff Q♠, so a small spade is better.
Agree with rest of your analysis though.
Not an expert, just a student of the game
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Posted 2009-August-10, 09:30
Abstain. Partner already f***ed this up.
Kevin Fay
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