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Contract: 6 |
Double dummy analyser: makeable contracts
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| Pass | Pass | Pass |
A and finesse 
Q at trick three. One off. The average player might ruff in hand, cross to A, eliminate spades and finesse Q at trick seven. One off when East turns up with Jxxx. The expert draws trumps, eliminates all the spades and leads a club towards hand intending to insert the seven if East plays low. When East plays the eight South rises with the ace, crosses back to dummy with another trump and then leads a club to the queen. Although this finesse fails West has to concede a ruff and discard - and the contract.
