Bridge bidding summary from dealer shows 1NT to 3NT final
In a South vulnerable deal, North-South open 1NT, South responds 24, West bids 3NT and East passes. All players pass after the final bid. Opening lead is the four of clubs, queen over it.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2013
Page
6
In a South vulnerable deal, North-South open 1NT, South responds 24, West bids 3NT and East passes. All players pass after the final bid. Opening lead is the four of clubs, queen over it.
Bobby Moore quote aside, the article explains a three no trump contract after West leads spade queen to dummy. North responds guiding declarer to use dummy clubs. South gains nine top tricks by early club play and ends with possible overtrick via endplay if West is forced.
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