Self-inflcted wound One of worse I have seen
#2
Posted 2010-October-01, 13:52
I voted one. Could happen.
-gwnn
#3
Posted 2010-October-01, 14:07
Not that that should be any consolation.
#4
Posted 2010-October-01, 14:33
#5
Posted 2010-October-01, 15:11
In particular, to avoid declarer winning the A♦, south needs to ruff the first diamond lead. So south can only fire two clubs through declarer, forcing out the A♣ and killing the J♣. But North is going to get endplayed and have to lead away from his T64 into declarer's 752, giving declarer a second trick.
Unless I'm missing something.
#6
Posted 2010-October-01, 16:10
W Kovacs, on Oct 1 2010, 04:11 PM, said:
In particular, to avoid declarer winning the A♦, south needs to ruff the first diamond lead. So south can only fire two clubs through declarer, forcing out the A♣ and killing the J♣. But North is going to get endplayed and have to lead away from his T64 into declarer's 752, giving declarer a second trick.
Unless I'm missing something.
Not too easy, but with right timing North can reduce trumps to avoid the endplay.
♠K, ♥A, ♥ to K, ♥J forces ♥Q, ruffed by North. Then ♠Q, South overtakes with ♠A, cash 2 more hearts, play last heart, ruffed by declarer and over-ruffed by North. At this point North has 3 trumps and two diamond left, declarer has 4 trumps and a diamond remaining, South has the original 3 trumps. Only then North plays diamond, ruffed by South. Now spade exit, ruffed, over-ruffed, then north play the last diamond, South ruffing with ♣Q, declarer's ♣J AND ♣7 go to bed.
#7
Posted 2010-October-01, 17:06
bucky, on Oct 1 2010, 10:10 PM, said:
W Kovacs, on Oct 1 2010, 04:11 PM, said:
In particular, to avoid declarer winning the A♦, south needs to ruff the first diamond lead. So south can only fire two clubs through declarer, forcing out the A♣ and killing the J♣. But North is going to get endplayed and have to lead away from his T64 into declarer's 752, giving declarer a second trick.
Unless I'm missing something.
Not too easy, but with right timing North can reduce trumps to avoid the endplay.
♠K, ♥A, ♥ to K, ♥J forces ♥Q, ruffed by North. Then ♠Q, South overtakes with ♠A, cash 2 more hearts, play last heart, ruffed by declarer and over-ruffed by North. At this point North has 3 trumps and two diamond left, declarer has 4 trumps and a diamond remaining, South has the original 3 trumps. Only then North plays diamond, ruffed by South. Now spade exit, ruffed, over-ruffed, then north play the last diamond, South ruffing with ♣Q, declarer's ♣J AND ♣7 go to bed.
6th heart won't be ruffed but discard a diamond, you are out of timing now.
#8
Posted 2010-October-01, 20:56
Fluffy, on Oct 1 2010, 06:06 PM, said:
If declarer pitches a diamond on 6th H, north also pitches. Then declarer has only trumps left. On the next trick, virtually any card from South hand would work, as long as north returns a diamond for south to ruff with ♣Q for uppercut. The trump spot cards 8 and 9 in south hand are useful after all!
#10
Posted 2010-October-02, 05:49
#11
Posted 2010-October-02, 08:37
manudude03, on Oct 2 2010, 11:49 AM, said:
underruff is needed maybe
#12
Posted 2010-October-02, 10:16
and a stupid question! Why is 0 even an option?
the Freman, Chani from the move "Dune"
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George Bernard Shaw
#13
Posted 2010-October-02, 10:21
#14
Posted 2010-October-02, 11:43
manudude03, on Oct 2 2010, 11:21 AM, said:
I had a partner on BBO who conceded down 11 in six notrump (it was cold) when a defender claimed. Partner (a good friend) assumed without looking closely that his opponent was conceding all of the tricks.
The infliction of cruelty with a good conscience is a delight to moralists — that is why they invented hell. — Bertrand Russell
3D X 3N P
P 4D X 5C
X all pass
Opening lead ♠K