Almost perfect safety play in bridge analyzed by Kempson
Jacoby On Bridge describes a hand where a safe line could have guaranteed contract if trumps split evenly. Mrs. Kempson suggests ducking the first diamond and continuing the line to the king of hearts, then leading toward dummy with clubs. Ewart notes the line beats any four cardinal card set if trumps break evenly.
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In a bridge problem, West passes, North and East bid, South holds KQ72984 AK953 with cards. After a double by East and a pass by West, South holds a strong hand and must choose a forcing bid. The puzzle asks what to bid next after partner opens or responds, with the answer to be given tomorrow.
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