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Trick One: ♥Q, 2, 6, 4
Trick Two: ♥J, K, A, 7
Trick Three: ♦3, 7, A, 2
Trick Four: ♦5
Plan the remainder of the play.
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NAOP District Finals Hand #4
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Posted 2013-October-23, 13:22
District 4 NAOP - Second qualifying session. Matchpoints.
Trick One: ♥Q, 2, 6, 4
Trick Two: ♥J, K, A, 7
Trick Three: ♦3, 7, A, 2
Trick Four: ♦5
Plan the remainder of the play.
Trick One: ♥Q, 2, 6, 4
Trick Two: ♥J, K, A, 7
Trick Three: ♦3, 7, A, 2
Trick Four: ♦5
Plan the remainder of the play.
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Posted 2013-October-23, 18:00
I would throw a heart, play 3 rounds of trumps and 3 of clubs and then ruff a club and a diamond back for the last club. Of course the hand would not be posted if this line worked, since it is what every LOL in a club tournament would do.
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Posted 2013-October-24, 05:28
It is strange that East did not play a third round of hearts.
This would have beaten the contract if West has the ♠Q.
There are only 2 explanations:
East has the ♠Q, or East was not sure who has the third heart.
But in the latter case a heart continuation was definitely indicated if East has a singleton trump even if it is West, who has three hearts.
Accordingly play trumps from the top.
Rainer Herrmann
This would have beaten the contract if West has the ♠Q.
There are only 2 explanations:
East has the ♠Q, or East was not sure who has the third heart.
But in the latter case a heart continuation was definitely indicated if East has a singleton trump even if it is West, who has three hearts.
Accordingly play trumps from the top.
Rainer Herrmann
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Posted 2013-November-04, 19:58
rhm, on 2013-October-24, 05:28, said:
It is strange that East did not play a third round of hearts.
This would have beaten the contract if West has the ♠Q.
There are only 2 explanations:
East has the ♠Q, or East was not sure who has the third heart.
But in the latter case a heart continuation was definitely indicated if East has a singleton trump even if it is West, who has three hearts.
Accordingly play trumps from the top.
Rainer Herrmann
This would have beaten the contract if West has the ♠Q.
There are only 2 explanations:
East has the ♠Q, or East was not sure who has the third heart.
But in the latter case a heart continuation was definitely indicated if East has a singleton trump even if it is West, who has three hearts.
Accordingly play trumps from the top.
Rainer Herrmann
Not if the 10♠ is single. I'd play for that.
There is a big difference between a good decision and a good result. Let's keep our posts about good decisions rather than "gotcha" results!
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