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Sheinwold On Bridge Play Cards To Be In Proper Place
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge hand where South must obtain a 3-3 club break and the queen of clubs in West to succeed. South misplays by letting West force the lead and East gain the sack, costing eight tricks and the contract. The key idea is arranging clubs so dummy’s last club can be established without exposing East to a spade through the king.
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West
Dummy
East
Declarer