Straight and narrow in a bridge puzzle
West leads spades and South must play perfectly to make 3NT. If South returns clubs or diamonds, West can stop the contract. By leading a low club at trick two, South forces nine tricks by establishing clubs and diamonds while assuming West holds the missing aces. The declarer reads West as an open book and pieces together the play to win.
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