Opening leads and diamond ruff defend a bridge contract
In a bridge problem, West leads clubs to set up the defense. East must avoid cashing clubs early and play the ace of diamonds to enable a later diamond ruff. West signals for diamonds, and after a sequence of forced diamond plays East secures a ruff, allowing South to be defeated.
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