If your choice is different at IMPs or MPs, pls state. Nobody vul.
Auction (our side silent): 1C-1S-3S-PPP
Your hand to lead: xx-Qxxxx-xx-AQJx
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Your lead to 3S
#3
Posted 2010-July-09, 02:07
I'd lead the Club Ace.
I know it can cost, but a good look at dummy (and partner's carding to trick 1) would help direct the attack better. Who knows, clubs may be 4-3-3-3 and I may need to establish a second trick right away?
I know it can cost, but a good look at dummy (and partner's carding to trick 1) would help direct the attack better. Who knows, clubs may be 4-3-3-3 and I may need to establish a second trick right away?
#4
Posted 2010-July-09, 02:21
If you're gonna lead a club might as well go with the full genius approach of the queen. I would always lead a heart without even thinking about anything else tbh
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#5
Posted 2010-July-09, 03:09
♣Q. It has always been my dream to lead Q J then A vs a suit contract, the position has come up several times before but I always chickened out. If I can't bring myself to do it IRL maybe posting that I'd do it is a start.
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
George Carlin
George Carlin
#6
Posted 2010-July-09, 03:16
♥ for me. Normal attacking lead in what is probably our 9card suit.
Spade could work because one of the plans for declarer is cross ruff or ruffing 2 clubs in hand. I doubt we can do much about it anyway and if crossruff is going to work they had easy game probably.
I find leading a ♣ suicidal it just helps declare with his plan whatever it is.
Spade could work because one of the plans for declarer is cross ruff or ruffing 2 clubs in hand. I doubt we can do much about it anyway and if crossruff is going to work they had easy game probably.
I find leading a ♣ suicidal it just helps declare with his plan whatever it is.
#7
Posted 2010-July-09, 04:22
I'd lead a trump, because:
- They're probably already too high for comfort.
- Partner has some values but didn't overcall, so which suggests that either this is a 4-4 fit or declarer is short in clubs.
- They're probably already too high for comfort.
- Partner has some values but didn't overcall, so which suggests that either this is a 4-4 fit or declarer is short in clubs.
... that would still not be conclusive proof, before someone wants to explain that to me as well as if I was a 5 year-old. - gwnn
#8
Posted 2010-July-09, 05:55
dummy has a shortness and we control the clubs, this is an obvious trump lead
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