Ansel Adams and a Bridge Hand Debate in Four Spades
A bridge puzzle discusses opening with four spades versus one spade on a South hand with 21 points and 11 cards in the two longest suits. The piece analyzes the play after West leads heart jack, the heart ace outcome, and East’s club queen shift, concluding four spades often yields better chances despite possible slam loss.
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