Bridge by Dave Willis Par Dealer West NS vulnerable
North 4873, West K1097, 49752, East 4195, J65, QJ43, South AKQ6 vA8. Opening lead. West wins with ace then third diamond. South ruffs and ruff then plays four spade rounds to a three card ending. West has ten of clubs and queen of hearts. South discards the nine of ...
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HOCUS FOCUS the last trick in a bridge hand analysis
In the final play East parts with the master diamond and wins with the jack of hearts. An overtrick depends on West holding the diamond guard, while East held the club guard. South’s spade rebids suggest uncertainty over partner’s hand shape before deciding on a major suit game.
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