How reliable are your opponents and the dummy play in a bridge slam
Phillip Alder analyzes a bridge deal where dummy holds Hing-third and the reader must decide whether to play low or high. East’s choice to win with the ace after West plays heart jack and four reveals a strategic second-round control, exposing South as singleton heart queen and shaping the slam on Blackwood guarantees.
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