South’s misplay in bridge leads to a double dilemma
In a bridge problem from Jacoby On Bridge North, South contemplates a club finesse turn, then faces a critical choice after a double and a pass. The narrator argues South should have doubled again and, if West bids three diamonds, to respond accordingly, highlighting the ethical feel of strategic missteps and alternate lines.
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