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What's the deal with pitching a club on the spade at Trick 4?
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Strange pitch
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Posted 2011-October-01, 20:30
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Posted 2011-October-01, 20:42
Time for a big Homer Doooohhh!
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Posted 2011-October-01, 20:55
Dooohhh!
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Posted 2011-October-01, 21:21
It had the club mixed in with its spades.
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Posted 2011-October-06, 17:06
Equally the diamond play is hopeless, it relies on opponents not being able lead hearts twice e.g West holding AK and one heart - very unlikely. The clubs play is much better chance whether you choose to finesse or drop. Playing diamonds will eliminate your entries so the drop play is no longer an option. Typical GIB awful play.
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Posted 2011-October-07, 12:47
Double dummy analysis says that it could have made it until it made the club pitch. So the diamond play wasn't the killer, although maybe it's harder to play the hand that way.
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