Lazard’s daring play wins in four spades facing king hearts
In a bridge analysis, Sidney Lazard of New Orleans gains an extra chance by leading the nine of clubs from dummy rather than the ace. This maneuver allows him to capture West’s king and set up a sequence to maximize trumps, avoiding a riskier path that could cost the contract.
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Sidney Lazard
New Orleans
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East
Lazard
Drummy
Bridge bidding puzzle with double and pass decision
In the auction West North East South after double Pass 2 asa 1 Pass, South holds PAQTES W4I3 OKBI2 w7E. Responding, you as South should pass since partner claims heart control and a strong hand. the king of diamonds is weak and no further signals are indicated.
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