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A Bridge Problem From H W Kelsey Book
In a hand from Advanced Play at Bridge, West wins first trick with heart king then shifts diamonds. If diamond singleton, avoid poor club guess by letting East win second trick and play to maximize dummy power. North leads through and, via careful ruffs and discards, you secure diamonds and hearts, ending with advantageous ruffing sequence. Daily Question asks about bidding with given distribution. answer: bid one heart as safe note, else two hearts unsafe if opener one spade.
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H. W. Kelsey
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West Is Likely To Be Long In Clubs, Which Would Make the Club Fifessé
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Tucson Daily Citizen
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