Win at Bridge When to Duck Often Problem
Oswald and Jacoby explain a duck play in bridge as a misstep by an expert attempting to rattle East’s lack of spades. The article analyzes a hand where a wrong second trick led to three club tricks for South and a later spade win for West, outlining how the duck could have ensured nine tricks. It invites readers to obtain a fact packed booklet by mail.
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