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Echelon Play in a Six Heart Bridge Deal
The columnist explains an echelon play where a player develops two suits rather than one to improve a slam decision. In a six heart deal West leads spades and South must plan play after North signals game values in hearts. South can win by leading top clubs and using the diamond finesse if the club queen drops. The term echelon suggests a staggered, multi-suit approach in defense and play.
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