Fool the Opponent With Hearts In Bridge Six Spades
Phillip Alder cites Theodore Hook on fools and dancers as a preface to a bridge problem. West reads a diamond, then shows a trump trick after cashing the ace king of spades. The plan is to discard dummy’s diamond losers, then threaten ruffs, while using hearts and clubs to mislead West into bad play.
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