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Splinter bids and endplay threats in a bridge play
Analysis of a hand where North uses a four heart splinter to describe a hand with four spades support and a singleton. South signs off in game. the defense avoids dummy's short suit while declarer handles diamond losers with a careful heart and trump plan, ending with a diamond ruff and spade entries. South’s position after East 105 108652 843 &AKS. South passes.
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