South hand repeats and one spade response leads to game
Bridge notes describe a repeat South hand where any action by North or West risks trouble. A one spade response follows a nonspade opening, North raises to four spades, and South wins with dummy, plays spades, and faces a diamond finesse misdefense. If East and West don’t claim clubs or hearts, South can still make. West passes or bids differently, potentially shifting the contract to hearts or spades depending on the raised or reopened bids.
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