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Dble | ||
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Pass | Pass |
| Dble | Pass | Pass | Pass |
K, but 
Q! Imagine you are North - would you have put on the king? East now switched to a spade and North was in the middle of a nightmare. As you can see, West was able to pitch a club on East's A and K was ruffed out, so North never made a club trick. Eventually declarer scrambled three tricks for minus 1100.The problem started with South's horrible double. Although it was a bid made at many tables, only Zia did not bid 1
as West, and only in this case was South punished.
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