Active and passive defense in bridge strategy
The article weighs active and passive defense in bridge, urging active play to gain tricks. It describes passive defense with a diamond lead as fruitless and recommends a seven of diamonds shift at trick two. It notes that passing risks a double and loss, while prompting readers to consider beating three hearts.
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