Goldwater's Law and a grand slam in a bridge midair
A bridge hand from a tournament features North’s seven hearts gamble hinging on an opponent misled lead. South objects to a lead out of turn and Goldwater, officiating, explains declarer options including banning a diamond lead. West chooses ace of spades and the contract goes down. justice, per Goldwater, is served.
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