Winning at Bridge Reveals South’s Skill and Wagered Slam
Oswald and Jim dissect a bridge problem where South’s plays to tricks one and two show reading five or six of diamonds from dummy, then nine in the suit after East leads low. South later makes three diamond tricks and tops with a slam despite North’s modest 12 points and a four no trump bid not using Blackwood.
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Bidding Query Amid Confusing Bridge Hand
A garbled excerpt shows a bridge bidding dilemma with West North Last South in la Pya an Pass You, asking what to do after a suggested four no trump. The text hints at estimating partner’s aces and whether to bid or pass based on a likely distribution.
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