South Averts Set on Slam
In a bridge hand described by Oswald and James Jacoby, South imagines multiple lines to reach ten tricks. He uses heart finesse, discards wisely, and nudges West toward a heart lead. West misplays clubs and hearts, allowing South to secure the tenth trick.
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