Detective Play and Defense in a Bridge Deal
Phillip Alder compares choosing a defense to solving a mystery in a bridge deal. South opens four hearts, West leads diamond ten four-six ace, East should infer South's honors then aim for two club tricks, heart ace and a diamond or club ruff, while South discards and questions the defense. The puzzle also asks to complete a binary grid with no identical rows or columns and limited adjacents.
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