WIN AT BRIDGE by JACOBY and SON
The column discusses responding with a bad hand and avoiding traps after un sound bids. It explains how bid sequences like North to three clubs and three no trump affect contracts, and how expert defense can limit North to three aces and two kings in a tricky hands-on example.
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Bridge auction query answer for spade contract
The bidding sequence ends with a pass by all but you who bid three spades. If partner has hearts and diamonds, your plan should show strong interest in slam potential while avoiding excessive risk.
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