I'll hope for a lot and lead a heart lol
lead lead lead
#22
Posted 2010-June-21, 15:27
Whenever I lead an Ace against an auction like this it seems to get ruffed.
Mark me down for a low club.
Mark me down for a low club.
Alderaan delenda est
#23
Posted 2010-June-22, 16:13
low spade puts them to a guess, RHO is a relatively new player so it would be hard to predict what she'd do. If we don't lead a spade, there is only 1 way to play spades so we concede the contract.
Dummy was
Kxx
Axx
AJx
AKxx
declarer
Jx
KJx
KQTxxxx
J
Dummy was
Kxx
Axx
AJx
AKxx
declarer
Jx
KJx
KQTxxxx
J
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
George Carlin
George Carlin
#24
Posted 2010-June-23, 00:18
if Karapet were to find the brilliant low spade lead, his partner, the secretary bird, upon a low from dummy would play the T from QT "just to check who has the jack" and a very surprised rabbit would take the trick and then proceed to (involuntarily) squeeze Karapet in the majors
LOL
LOL
#25
Posted 2010-June-23, 01:07
rogerclee, on Jun 20 2010, 03:49 AM, said:
Low spade, I don't even consider this to be trying to be a genius, this is just our best shot at two fast tricks.
Yes, agree.
"The King of Hearts a broadsword bears, the Queen of Hearts a rose." W. H. Auden.
#26
Posted 2010-June-23, 02:58
Agree with the Hog, low spade. How does it work out?
and the result can be plotted on a graph.

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