False signals and a heart bid in a bridge column puzzle
In a bridge problem West plays for false signals to lure declarer into a bad ruff. South must decide between ruffing with the eight to guard against a false card or risking a loss by ruffing the ten of hearts. The puzzle asks how South should continue after the auction and what to do given East opens one heart and dummy’s cards.
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