Read of a fine bridge play by George Rapee
Jacoby Senior highlights a detailed bridge analysis by George Rapee of Newark. The discussion notes how he read East West cards, avoided a diamond finesse, and used club leads and ruffs to neutralize threats.
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Bridge bidding puzzle from a four spade decision
The bidding sequence shows West North East South: 1 heart Pass 2 clubs Pass. South holds K 10 8 9 7 G A O. The best action is to jump to 3 spades. a direct 4 spades is a close second, with 3 spades preferred to describe the hand strength and suit fit.
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