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#1 User is offline   Fluffy 

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Posted 2014-December-27, 04:18



You might try several tries to make it, try it at: http://bridgegod.com....php?probid=446
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Posted 2014-December-27, 07:14

It took me a few tries, but finally got it in what looked like a double dummy line. Cool hand nonetheless.
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Posted 2014-December-27, 07:35

I think this is one of those problems where we would make it if we swap A with K, but the ilusion of capturing K blinds us.

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Posted 2014-December-27, 15:38

Tougher than the previous problem and in my opinion not double dummy.
Finding the right diamond play is not that demanding but the continuation is.

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