Wrong Card Trick Baffles Bridge Players in Hollywood
In a Hollywood hand described by Oswald Jacoby, East misleads by playing the wrong card to end a contract. The narrator, Steve White, recalls how a misplayed spade and a clever dodge led to East’s laughter as the trick unfolded. East’s long-standing status as a top bridge figure adds context to the tale.
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Red Dog Odds and Cautions for Canasta Players
The column explains Red Dog odds using a San Francisco correspondent example. It outlines counting beating cards and top cards to compute a 24 to 23 advantage, advises small stakes, and suggests limiting pools when gambling with friends.
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