Never Played Contract Says Old Man Claims Best
An elderly man recalls never having played contract bridge but asserts it is his best game. The club president and others discuss bids and doubling strategies as they prepare for the next hand and potential dummy play.
Fragmentary note on bid and timing
The text is incomplete but hints at a bid discussion and questions about timing. It references a fort, after, and unknown names, suggesting a planning or auction fragment with unclear details.
Bridge bidding puzzle with six clubs slam hint
In a bridge problem, after a sequence West North East South 1 Pass 2 Dble Pass 3 Dble Pass Pass Adble Pass 1v Pass 5¢ Pass, South holds 2 WAKS4 9842 BHIGT. You should bid six clubs. partner presses for slam and may retreat to hearts if needed. Today’s question asks what to bid if West over one spade opens one heart instead of one spade, and East preempts with one no trump. Answer tomorrow.
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