Bad Play Hidden In Today's Bridge Hand
Bridge columnist notes a misplay in a hand where South loses a chance to foil West's six card heart opening. South could have won the second heart to prevent the doomed diamond sequence but lacked full card visibility. The piece argues the error was not in the carding but in recognizing a better continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
South
East
West
ZIM Q The bidding has been West North East South a
A fragment from a bridge column shows the bidding sequence with the West North East South positions and a quoted note indicating a notated call or convention in play. It lacks full context but suggests analysis of the Zim bidding system and contract implications.
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