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Opening lead and endplay in a bridge hand analyzed
In a bridge hand from a tournament a South player opened to two spades and later declared a game. The opening lead was queen of clubs, which was ducked, followed by a club jack, a spade lead, and a diamond finesse. Declarer drew trumps and tried a heart, failing to gain. The writer argues best play is to lay down the high diamond early to maximize chances, noting two chances are better than one.
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