Goren on Bridge Reveals Slam Decisions and Bidding Logic
In this 1970 Chicago Tribune bridge quiz, Charles H. Goren analyzes scenarios with no vulnerability and with both sides vulnerable. He discusses whether to bid six clubs to guard against heart finesse and when a pass is correct after a double and a sequence showing distribution.
Bridge problem: two hands with five clubs bid choice
In a vulnerable South hand with 4A9742 OAT109 and 862 North East South West, the question asks the best contract after a sequence ending with Pass and a jump to five clubs. The suggested line argues that jumping to five clubs after two suits offers partner a strong push to six.
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