| Board 14 East Deals None Vul |
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EW 2N; EW 2♥; EW 3♦; NS 2♣; NS 1♠; Par −110
| West | North | East | South |
| 1 ♥ | Pass | ||
| 1 ♠ | Pass | 2 ♦ | All pass |
At another table:1 ♥ p 1 ♠ p 2 ♦ p 3 ♦ p 4 ♦ ap.Lead=♣ 5
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| Board 14 East Deals None Vul |
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EW 2N; EW 2♥; EW 3♦; NS 2♣; NS 1♠; Par −110
| West | North | East | South |
| 1 ♥ | Pass | ||
| 1 ♠ | Pass | 2 ♦ | All pass |
At another table:1 ♥ p 1 ♠ p 2 ♦ p 3 ♦ p 4 ♦ ap.Lead=♣ 5
We ended up in 2D after the sequence 1H-1S-2D with no intervention. I assume South realized North must have values but could not re-open the bidding. As a result he decided to lead KS and continued with a low one! When North led the queen of spades at trick three, I was in a cleft stick. Ruff low and get over-ruffed, ruff high and promote a diamond for South.
ReplyDeleteNice lead.
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