Choice of preempts and endplay in a bridge hand
A bridge column analyzes a North South hand where a 12 to 14 point opening leads to a game in spades after a three spade jump. East holds the spade ace, declarer uses hearts, and a sequence of ruffs and discards secures the hand. The piece highlights why West should have led the jack of diamonds at trick one and notes new Jacoby books by Oswald Jacoby now available from Pharas Books.
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