Rule of Eleven in Defense Bridges Aces by Wolff
In this bridge defense example Walter Wolff explains the rule of eleven. West leads unbid major and East shows high cards in hearts and clubs. By subtracting the card led from eleven West deduces there are five higher cards in unseen hands enabling a queen sacrifice to defeat the declarer.
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