Bad Bid By Oswald And James Jacoby Ends In Double Game
The East’s double is a bad bid by Oswald and James Jacoby that fails to stop a South overtrick after a sequence of ruffs and discards. A 5-1 diamond break prevents the overtrick but South still makes five diamonds.
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Bidding Drama in Five Hearts and Five Spades Contract
In a bridge deal East doubles four spades to unsettle the layout but South still faces a winning chance in five spades. North passes, lacking decisiveness, while West reaches five hearts. South then tries five spades and fails, with East aiming to disrupt but unable to secure the swing, as South ultimately threads the four spade contract around.
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