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Double dummy analyser: makeable contracts
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3 at trick two at just over the speed of light. West knew what to do.South should realise that for the play to add up so far then West must have started with Qxx and East with ace, ten to seven diamonds. That would be a suicidal pre-empt at red vulnerability and South should assume that East has defended deceptively. If West has Jxx then the contract is doomed, so South should ruff with 10 at trick two, playing East for Jx(x). The club finesse has to be (and should be) right, so after drawing trumps South can rely on the clubs for four tricks.
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