Expert Bridge Question on Six Spades Response
The passage discusses a bridge hand where South must decide after partner opens six spades. It analyzes the impact of playing the spade ace early and the consequences of ducking or not, with references to key cards like the spade king and the no trump possibilities. The prompt asks what to bid after partner bids six spades, guiding toward six diamonds in the described scenario.
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Readable ad promotes artistic color panels for hallways and rooms with metallic thread embroidery. Includes two heat transfers, a color art pattern, and a late class mail option for 35 cents plus 10 cents for a sack pattern. Mail to Laura Wheeler at Morald Needlecraft, P O Box 1621, Old Chelsea Station, New York. 1942 catalog touts first time 20 designs and 33 cent items.
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Silodor-Tierney hand favors 15 to 17 no trump
Oswald Jacoby presents a Silodor Tierney hand where the 15 to 17 no trump is favored over 16 to 17. West opens spades and East quickly calculates total points including dummy. South must hold the king of spades, indicating West may hold more than two points.
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