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Clubs and spades clash over a no trump hand
In Dallas a dispute rose over the correct club play after South drew the lead and club sequence at three no trump. The adviser preferred winning the first spade in dummy and then a club to ten, noting 3-3 club breaks often and 4-2 breaks about 41.81 percent. The piece also asks how to bid with 11 high cards facing 22-24 points in two no trump, suggesting three hearts as a response and then Blackwood or jump shifts.
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