Bridge issue reveals single track minds in double dummy play
A bridge column analyzes a North South game where South holds strong trumps and two deuces. West misreads and misses a shifting defense, allowing South to ruff clubs and diamonds and set up dummy’s queen. The author notes West's focus on one track cost them the contract, while South’s Blackwood bid confirms all aces.
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