Goren on Bridge opener and miscue tales from experts
Goren recounts a bridge anecdote about a responder with seven six distribution and two voids, a tale of a player preferring a wrong void. The column then discusses a Life Master pair championship hand where South opens with one club and rebids, leading to a complex bid sequence aimed at three spades to tempt partner into three no trump.
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Rebid and slam lead to diamond and club issues in bridge game
In a Syracuse game description, North rebid over one heart, then four diamonds as a cue. South bid slam while Fishbein faced a forced preference for North’s suit with a void. Declarer used ruffs, finesses, and cross-ruffing to establish the suit, with details of spades and diamonds influencing the outcome. The report shifts to a different item noting the FCC rejected a complaint about blacklisting artists linked to Communism after review of briefs and responses.
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