Improbable Is Often Probable In Bridge
South opens with hearts and after a sequence East discards the eight of clubs on the last heart. South captures with king and queen of diamonds, learns the suit is blocked, then proceeds to four spades. East discards a club on the final spade as South weighs two remaining lines.
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Play the hand and a triple cross in bridge strategy
In a bridge hand South weighs risky discards while East keeps quiet about the ace of clubs. South suspects a triple cross and discards a low club. West must release the queen of clubs to keep diamonds. The hand unfolds with strategic bidding and a two heart response.
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