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Bridge bidding and play analysis from a heart and spade contract
The notes describe opening one club with a hand in the box then jumping to two no trump after partner's response. North raises to three to avoid a poor game, while South cashes after dummy shows hearts. A heart lead, dummy jack, East queen wins, and a club finesse fails to West king. West heart lead, South wins, runs clubs, and plays king of spades. East's spade ace preserves contract. two losing finesses and a five card heart would have yielded down one if East did not hold the spade ace.
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