Ironclad bridge rule breaks down in six heart contract
In a bridge contest South pursues a six heart contract using clubs and trumps. West signals by discarding third club to avoid a ruff and discard. South then tests diamonds and finally must try a diamond finesse after West’s ruff and discard. The diamond lead loses.
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Bridge bidding note shows three hearts at slam risk
The fragment describes a bidding sequence with West North East South and three hearts, indicating a potential slam. It mentions asking for partner cooperation and suggesting a high level contract may be feasible depending on the unseen hand.
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