South's careful play helps win at bridge in four hearts
Oswald and James Jacoby outline a bridge hand where South rejects three no trump for four hearts. After West shows diamonds, South uses a diamond ruff sequence to count opponents' suits and determine East's diamonds, planning to pull trumps before tackling side suits. The dupe miscount by East shapes the decisive defense.
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