Rely on reason not instinct in bridge play lesson
A bridge problem shows South jumping to four hearts after West opens one diamond and North pass, with five diamonds down one. Declarer must avoid instinctive plays. shedding a spade on the opening lead and precise ruffing sequence leads to making four hearts, while a risky instinctive muff would doom the contract.
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