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Contract: 3 |
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A, so it must be right to play a club now to put that in the bank. West will be able to see the way forward. He'll win A, return a spade to your king and then you must cash 
K on which he can throw his third spade. A spade continuation then promotes a trump winner for West. The one thing you must not do is cash a second spade before leading a club, for now West cannot reach your hand quickly .... South can ruff a spade and draw trumps. It's all a matter of timing. By the way, maybe West should have bid 3 - it's cold.
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