Hearts and slams in bridge puzzle note
A card play note explains how with a two bite position after dummy's ate and a heart lead you can still pursue a business as a second try for the slam. The page then presents a large cryptic crossword style grid with many clues across and down including U S presidents and various word definitions.
Second Line Of Offense In A Fourteen Hand Bridge Play
Oswald Jacoby discusses multiple lines of play for a six spade contract facing a diamond lead. He compares heart finesses, club finesses, and ruffs, recommending a two-step approach: ruff hearts with a club finesse in reserve, then draw trumps. If East still has a diamond, he suggests discarding a heart and pursuing the remaining tricks.
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