Cut Down On Points You Throw Away
Obvious remedy is to stop discarding points and keep the thousands opponents throw away. The featured hand shows how a player shirks responsibility. North should double five hearts, not pass, to threaten the score. South must assume North knows his plan. five spades would be cold if Navin has the King of clubs or a singleton club.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
North
West
South
Navin
Ehibe
East
Color Scheme Across and a Bridge Hand Notes
A mixed puzzle and bridge text fragment shows color word clues and a partial bridge analysis. It includes terms like shade of green, primary color, nobleman, and several unsolved crossword hints, followed by a discussion of a five spade contract in bridge with South as declarer and references to diamond opening and club finesses. The source blends punning color clues with a game analysis excerpt and unfinished lines.
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