West's king stymies bridge play in Aces column
In a bridge problem by Bobby Wolff, declarer must avoid the club king finesse. West holding the king can force a loss, but correct play after ruffing the third spade yields the game. If West declines the club lead, diamonds can secure a ruff in dummy before trumps are drawn, and if West takes the club king, club ace and trumps win. West's opening bid guides the winning line.