Win at Bridge Play Destroys Dummy Entry
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge problem where the four spade lead and a queen over a spade ace affect the dummy entry. They analyze ducking diamonds and misplacing kings to minimize defense, outlining a path to nine or more tricks with precise play by East and declarer.
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Oswald
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Bridge bidding note from a puzzled player mid game
A cryptic bridge message describes a West North East South sequence with Pass and a bid of five spades. The writer laments awkward responses and notes every prior bid seemed sound, urging caution and center-stage play.
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