That's how I read it as well jon but then I realized Fluffy was referring to the horrors of the decision for the leader (no lead looked good for him), not how bad/ridiculous the decision really was.
worst lead decision I've seen in many time ok, just my opinion
#21
Posted 2009-December-10, 22:27
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
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George Carlin
#22
Posted 2009-December-10, 22:29
You're smart.
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#23
Posted 2009-December-11, 03:32
hey, I checked again, I was wrong, partner had ♦Q109xx, and declarer couldn't hold more than once with ♦Ax. You can get one down.
#24
Posted 2009-December-11, 10:20
I would lead king of diamonds.
Please let me know about any questions or interest or bug reports about GIB.
#25
Posted 2009-December-11, 11:10
jdonn, on Dec 11 2009, 06:20 PM, said:
I would lead king of diamonds.
Great lead
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Finding your own mistakes is more productive than looking for partner's. It improves your game and is good for your soul. (Nige1)
#26
Posted 2009-December-13, 12:31
My first thought is : "anything but spade" then I look at my cards.... still not spade but other choices aren't attractive either. At mp's it's probably H for me.
#27
Posted 2009-December-13, 14:48
I think this was a really mundane problem....far, far from being 'the worst' lead problem 'in many a time'. You lead either a heart or a spade.... at matchpoints, you lead a minor only if you are absolutely desperate...say it is barometer scoring, it is the last hand, and you are a third of a board out of 1st and a board ahead of second, or don't care if you drop from 2nd to 8th.
As for which major, the habits of a lifetime (which I view, perhaps optimistically, as internalized experience) suggest the spade 8, but I would never argue that it is significantly better, on average, than a low heart.
In real life, of course, I lead a diamond honour.
As for which major, the habits of a lifetime (which I view, perhaps optimistically, as internalized experience) suggest the spade 8, but I would never argue that it is significantly better, on average, than a low heart.
In real life, of course, I lead a diamond honour.
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