Overbid Debate in Bridge Hands From Truscott Book
North faces a recurring problem from Oswald Jacoby and Alan Truscott on overcalling with a heart lead threat. The hand describes South not vulnerable four hearts, partner four spades, West five hearts, and the question of how to discourage a heart lead while pursuing seven spades. Jacoby once jumped to seven spades in a rubber game to tempt West to read the situation, risking the grand slam in 2250 point bonuses.
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Word Puzzle From Dallas Auction Echoes Vanderbilt Cup Bid
Bidder John Emery faced a similar problem years ago in the Vanderbilt Cup, Jacoby echoed the same bid with the same result. Truscott's North opened seven spades, a deliberate overbid that paid off for the bidder while West frowned at the play.
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