Phipps risky spade play turns five hearts slam
In New York at the Regency Club Harry Phipps demonstrated a careless play in a bridge hand that secured the five hearts contract. His quick six of spades from the dummy misled East and allowed West to win the first trick, enabling South to discard a spade and make the contract.
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