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East Sticks Neck In Sand In East West Bridge Row
In the bridge column, East errs by not jumping to three or four spades after West opens with one club and South raises on. North overbids, leading to a sequence where East doubles, West bids to five spades, and South claims five diamonds. The play features a second spade, a king of diamonds, a heart entry, and a ruff discard, ending with the contract punished as East sticks his head in the sand.
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Ofwald Jacoby
NEA Service
East
West
North
Tie
South
Bast
Fast
Jead
Tenace
Declarer