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It's not laydown ... but it's not hopeless either

#1 User is offline   Walddk 

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Posted 2005-April-11, 15:46

Scoring: IMP

S: 6C
Lead: SA


You arrived in a somewhat ambitious slam after North opened a 12-14 NT. After your 2♠ transfer (showing clubs) West doubled, and eventually you took your chance in 6♣.

West leads ♠A and switches to ♥9. The contract is not exactly laydown, but it's not hopeless either. Plan the play please.

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Posted 2005-April-11, 16:20

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Posted 2005-April-11, 16:23

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Please note: I am interested in boring, bog standard, 2/1.

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Posted 2005-April-11, 16:32

I have seen hands with this theme before. My line:

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Posted 2005-April-11, 19:38

Forget previous post: it didn't come out hidden: sincere apologies, but suspect know the issue or theme here.
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