South could have forced four hearts in bridge column
Phillip Alder explains a bridge defense idea where South can still make four hearts after a spade king lead. North's splinter bid signals game values and a diamond void, and the proposed play uses a scissors coup to prevent East from winning tricks, yielding a precise sequence.
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