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Contract: 5 |
Double dummy analyser: makeable contracts
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2 * |
Pass | 3 ~ |
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5 |
Dble | Pass |
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Pass | Pass | Dble |
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and netted merely 500.Whether East's double was deliberate I know not, but let's assume it was. That being the case, it was an inspired example of a strip-tailed double - where a player doubles a five level contract knowing or suspecting that the opposition can make a slam. If the opposition redouble, the doubler turns like a stripe-tailed ape and reverts to partner's suit.
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