Card play analysis in West hand shows a planned ruff
In a bridge puzzle, West holds 10 4 103 and KJ97 108632 while East has QJ9 765 Q105. South plans to ruff his deuce of hearts in dummy and manage the last trump. The bidding feature uses Blackwood to check aces, but South aims for a small slam after learning North holds both missing aces and spades, justifying no game bid.
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Trump strategy in a bridge hand question card
In a London and New York themed bridge puzzle the declarer can draw two rounds of trumps. If trumps break 3-2 or 4-1, he still has a play. South wins the first trick, draws two rounds, and uses a trump to ruff the deuce of hearts. The bidding shows North East South West four passes with South holding 4654 and Q The question asks what to bid when partner opens with one spade and the answer tomorrow.
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