Bridge hand bidding and play under vulnerability
In a four player bridge deal South as dealer opens with 4NT after East West pass. East responds 694 and all follow with passes until South declares 4NT and shows a solid set. Opening lead is the ten.
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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1989
Page
11
In a four player bridge deal South as dealer opens with 4NT after East West pass. East responds 694 and all follow with passes until South declares 4NT and shows a solid set. Opening lead is the ten.
In a bridge hand described by James Jacoby, North executes a forcing jump raise in hearts and a spade lead misread by South, yet declarer navigates a complex line using a diamond finesse and endplays to secure a six no trump slam. The analysis highlights precise card play and the strategic idea of shedding losers to force a favorable endgame.
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