Bridge Bus Vulnerable East West Dealer
Openings show Jacoby transfer after 1NT and 2NT responses. Bid sequence ends with 4 by all. Opening lead is king.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1990
Page
10
Openings show Jacoby transfer after 1NT and 2NT responses. Bid sequence ends with 4 by all. Opening lead is king.
James Jacoby discusses a bridge hand where West led the club king to set four hearts. The article analyzes West's clues from bidding, the spade and diamond options, and the need for the club ace or quick trump entry, noting North's 9-11 points and inviting bidding. It also advertises Jacoby on Bridge and Jacoby on Card Games from Pharos Books 1990.
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