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Contract: 6 |
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| Pass | Pass | 2 * |
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| Pass | 6 |
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* 5 hearts, 4+ minor, <11 pts |
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bid available, and given the vulnerability were likely to be silent. Thus if the opposition reached a slam (probably 6
), they weren't going to know much about the distribution, and were going just play A and K and go one off. But what if East had 1552 with the club queen? Then they make the contract and we'd go off. But if I played against the odds and cashed ace and king in clubs to 'cover' the oppostion, it should be a flat board, and given our lead in the match we should just about squeeze home..
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