Jacoby on Bridge West (D) brief bidding and lead
In the West hand, with North holding AK65 and East AK92, the auction proceeds Double Pass 1NT 2NT 3NT Pass Pass. The opening lead is the queen.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1961
Page
11
In the West hand, with North holding AK65 and East AK92, the auction proceeds Double Pass 1NT 2NT 3NT Pass Pass. The opening lead is the queen.
Oswald Jacoby reports Mervyn Key and Bobby Nail of Houston form a strong partnership. After a bold two no trump by Nail, Key advances to three no trump. West opens queen of spades. Key wins with a heart jack and later builds one heart trick plus two spades, two diamonds, and four clubs to win.
The excerpt presents a bridge bidding problem: West North East South with Jade as dealer and a sequence 1NT Pass 29 Pass. South holds AK J4 Y87 and $Q1065 AKIS7. Decide whether to bid two no-trump, noting it signals a maximum one no-trump call rather than a heart denial. Partner then bids three diamonds. Determine the next bid.
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