How South Won Four Spades in Bridge Analysis
South faced a four spade contract with West leading a sequence showing high cards. After careful counting of losers and careful discards, South built a line to ruff clubs with dummy and reenter with trumps to set up the final play. The outcome hinges on the king of diamonds not appearing as the opening lead, a fact West cannot know.
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