WIN AT BRIDGE How South Plays Difficult Slam
The hand shows 17 high card points and a strong six heart suit. The south player debates bidding decisions, rebids to six hearts, and outlines a line avoiding dangerous clubs and spades. He considers discarding on diamonds, then ruffing clubs to set up trumps and reach the slam.
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