South avoids two pitfalls in bridge play
In today's hand South must develop the spades while avoiding overtrumping. He wins dummy’s king heart, plays ace spade then queen spade, forcing East to cover with king. South ruffs spade, returns to dummy with ace clubs, and cashes the jack spade to discard diamonds, executing a precise sequence to avoid losing tricks.
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Declarer
South
East
Missing Words 4 ACROSS Declarer Fights For Trick
The report describes a bridge hand where missing clubs force defense, East leads diamonds, South covers, and West wins with the ace. West later tests trumps as declarer ruffs two small clubs in the dummy, while a misdrawn second trump by South risks a scorable loss.
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East
West
South
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