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Contract: 3NT |
Double dummy analyser: makeable contracts
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| 2NT | Pass | 3 |
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| 3NT | Pass | Pass | Pass |
K under West's ace, thereby creating a sure entry to the South hand for a diamond through declarer's vulnerable holding. Either that, or if West decides to abandon spades to attack hearts, then North has the necessary entries to establish diamonds. Incidentally, I wonder if North would have ducked had declarer led a low spade at trick two? We'll never know.
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