Defense to unbeatable contract in rubber and duplicate bridge
Oswald Jacoby advises on defending against an unbeatable contract. In a spade and club sequence he demonstrates signaling and card play to limit declarer and avoid overtricks, noting the difference in rubber versus duplicate scoring and how careful defense can swing scores.
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South
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Bidding puzzle and cubs factoid in one prompt
The text presents a bridge bidding question where South holds AQE5 YENS 642 and Q42 and considers a two diamonds bid as a forcing ask for a major. It then notes a polar bear mother weighs over 700 pounds while cubs are under two pounds at birth and about 10 inches long.
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