Jacoby On Bridge Seals Slam With Precise Play
In a bridge hand, South navigates a 3-3 clubs break to secure a slam. West misplays a spade to threaten the plan, but South uses dummy’s clubs and careful trumping to force the needed club breakdown and complete the contract.
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Chesslike Bridge Hand Leads to Strategic Play
North muttered about cheese as he opened a bridge hand. South stayed silent while he faced a tough hand, winning the first trick and entering dummy with the king of clubs before leading the queen of spades and seeing East and South respond with the five and nine.
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