South secures heart slam after deceptive bidding in bridge
South aims for a heart slam after passing East three spades and West eight to four spades. North shows two aces, East moves to five spades, South bids four no trump, North doubles, and South finally claims the slam as East and West pass.
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Card Sense in Bridge Bidding and Defensive Tactics
Written for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Explains how opponents with spades can pressure you and how to counter by signaling desperation and avoiding sacrifices. Discusses Blackwood usage and the idea that South could have pursued a heart slam after two aces were shown.
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