Extra chance saved four spades hand in Memphis bridge game
A Memphis bridge column describes a South player in four spades who must finesse for both the queen and ten. The defense and East's possible misplay offered two extra paths to success, including a potential singleten or unforced cover error, illustrating strategic risk and probability in play.
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