Win at Bridge South Recalls East s Bidding
West opened with spades and East overcalled, leading to a three heart contract. South still made three hearts, while the full spade game was a potential but unused path. South’s line exploited East’s club holding, enabling the defense to win. West showed ace spades and ace queen diamonds, East’s king of clubs appeared decisive but not certain. The bidding sequence was West one club, North one heart, East two clubs, South three hearts.
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