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2nd seat what do you play opinions please

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Posted 2004-December-07, 23:24

I would like to know what to do next.

2 or 3 rounds already palyed, you are defending, opps lead small card into J K holding, which card do you play if you are both silent and have no idea what to expect your p to have and the bidding was not that informative i.e 1nt 3nt or 1nt 4nt 6 nt or what ever other bidding you can imagine that leaves very few clues
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Posted 2004-December-07, 23:31

If they lead a card into my KJ holding, I will play whichever of the K or J wins the trick. If on the other hand they play a card through my KJ holding, (which is what I think you mean), I try to visualise the opponents hands which will give me a play for the contract and which is consistent with the bidding and play to date and play accordingly.
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Posted 2004-December-08, 02:33

yes thats what I meant, I really must learn to explain myself better
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Posted 2004-December-08, 18:18

assuming NO outside information at all (a BIG assumption, almost never true) then i would tend to play the king. They would be sceptical to lead away from a queen looking at KJ in dummy.
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Posted 2004-December-08, 23:45

Or do you mean the KJ is in the closed hand?

This is a classic situation where it pays to know your customers.

Poor players rarely underlead Aces through declarer and if they underlead an Ace through dummy's KJ they typically steal a glance at their partner in ftf bridge or try to look innocent.

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