Jacoby on Bridge: winning line explained
The article explains a bridge tactic by Jacoby in which he aims for 10 tricks. He considers discarding on the ace of clubs and ruffing a diamond, but South rebuffs. The winning sequence involves leading a low diamond, East returns a trump, South ruffs with dummy, discards on clubs, ruffs a club to regain trumps, and then claims.
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South bids four hearts in response to East's two diamonds
South hesitates before a double, reasons North lacks spades, and bids four hearts. He wins Fast's king of diamonds with his ace and then uses the code ARCH. West is marked by a single ton diamond in the analysis and review of the bidding.
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Across 1 an 4 ing 6 Putting faith In
A compact note presents a crossword style clue snippet with partial letters and word fragments. It hints at a phrase involving faith and trust but lacks a complete sentence or identifiable names or events. The readable text notes positions 1 across and number hints.
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