Slufting Loser Insures Contract By Oswald & James Jacoby
South cashes the ace king and queen of hearts and discards a club from dummy to insure the contract. When West shifts with a jack on the nine of hearts, South uses a loser-on-loser play to discard another club. West leads again, plays ace of clubs, and with clubs now good, the last three tricks go to dummy's trumps.
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North and South clash in a four spade laydown
In the bridge column North bids four spades after a two spade overcall and four spades becomes the contract. West's opening lead tests the dummy’s defense as MDummy holds the ace of diamonds. South ruffs a diamond and the play continues with strategic ruffs and trumps, illustrating how expert players see four spades as a guaranteed contract when the trump ace is in West.
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