Harrison-Gray Seizes Win In World Bridge Match
In a key Eng land France clash at the World Bridge Olympiad Maurice Harrison-Gray found a winning line after West won the ace and returned his suit. The club sequence and timing yielded nine tricks for the declarer despite a 50 per cent chance of East holding the heart ace. The same bidding produced a no trump pattern with 13 points, but Harrison-Gray's play secured the swing and a three no trump contract while the opposing bidder failed to convert.
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Bidding decision in bridge hand with two spades and two no trump
In the given bridge scenario with South holding 42 YAQI108 AK76 AKQIA, the suggested action is to bid two spades if certain your partner will not pass. This bid is stronger than a raise to three diamonds, while if you fear partner may pass, bid four diamonds. Today’s question asks what to bid when partner responds two no trump after your two spades.
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