Winning at Bridge by Oswald and Jacoby
In a Bridge column the players discuss a tricky trick at trick one. The main point is forcing East to play the king to allow the queen from dummy to become a winning trick. Don Krauss’s line in a California tournament shows the queen of hearts was correct to induce East’s risky king play and avoid defeats by avoiding favorable heart and diamond leads.
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Bid description of hearts contract in bridge hand
The bidding sequence includes West North East South with Pass followed by an opening of five hearts. Spades are declared as the trump suit, signaling to partner that the ace of hearts has been shown.
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