Free finesse temptation in bridge plays and risks
In a bridge hand, the temptation to cash a free finesse grows with risk. West leads his long suit, dummy shows jack and East holds king. If South grabs the ace he may win three spades but lose the clubs. top clubs may fail to run and a finesse offers mixed chances.
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A mixed page combines a crossword grid with a bridge problem discussion. It lists crossword clues numbered 1 to 63 across and down, plus commentary on a bridge hand where South should avoid winning first trick to allow East to hold the spade king. It invites readers to send questions to The Aces in Dallas.
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