Je coup sans nom boosts four spades defense in Cannes
In a Cannes Italy versus France bridge match, South uses the Je coup sans nom to cut defenders, but after top diamonds and a spade lead, Paul Chemla and Michel Lebel counter. Lebel's heart ace and a club switch yield the diamond jack, giving Chemla the setting trick and victory.
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