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Spanish Trials 3 Card play on 4-4 fit
#2
Posted 2008-February-02, 04:40
I will just play very simply - coping with 4-1 hearts looks very tough.
Win the ♣K.
Play the Ace and K of hearts.
run the clubs, pitching a spade.
♠K from hand.
I am hoping that East has the 3rd heart, and West has both Aces.
West can win the spade and play another, then I play a ♦ to the ten.
If the club was a singleton, and West doesn't have the 3rd trump, he is likely 6241 and the ♦Q is coming down.
Win the ♣K.
Play the Ace and K of hearts.
run the clubs, pitching a spade.
♠K from hand.
I am hoping that East has the 3rd heart, and West has both Aces.
West can win the spade and play another, then I play a ♦ to the ten.
If the club was a singleton, and West doesn't have the 3rd trump, he is likely 6241 and the ♦Q is coming down.
That's impossible. No one can give more than one hundred percent. By definition that is the most anyone can give.
#3
Posted 2008-February-02, 07:13
655321, on Feb 2 2008, 11:40 AM, said:
I will just play very simply - coping with 4-1 hearts looks very tough.
Win the ♣K.
Play the Ace and K of hearts.
run the clubs, pitching a spade.
♠K from hand.
I am hoping that East has the 3rd heart, and West has both Aces.
West can win the spade and play another, then I play a ♦ to the ten.
Win the ♣K.
Play the Ace and K of hearts.
run the clubs, pitching a spade.
♠K from hand.
I am hoping that East has the 3rd heart, and West has both Aces.
West can win the spade and play another, then I play a ♦ to the ten.
West ducks the ♦T - what now?
Kind regards,
Harald
Harald
#4
Posted 2008-February-02, 07:40
skaeran, on Feb 2 2008, 08:13 AM, said:
655321, on Feb 2 2008, 11:40 AM, said:
I will just play very simply - coping with 4-1 hearts looks very tough.
Win the ♣K.
Play the Ace and K of hearts.
run the clubs, pitching a spade.
♠K from hand.
I am hoping that East has the 3rd heart, and West has both Aces.
West can win the spade and play another, then I play a ♦ to the ten.
Win the ♣K.
Play the Ace and K of hearts.
run the clubs, pitching a spade.
♠K from hand.
I am hoping that East has the 3rd heart, and West has both Aces.
West can win the spade and play another, then I play a ♦ to the ten.
West ducks the ♦T - what now?
?
You snipped the last line of my post.
If West looks to be 6241, and ducks the ♦A, I will play the ♦K next, of course, because the queen would be doubleton whether West wins the Ace or not.
If West looks to have 2 diamonds and ducks the ♦A, coming down to singleton Ace(?), I can play low.
If diamonds are 3-3 and the ♦A is ducked, I will probably go down, as I will if the ♦ is won by the Queen, or if trumps break badly.
That's impossible. No one can give more than one hundred percent. By definition that is the most anyone can give.
#5
Posted 2008-February-03, 16:00
I think this line fails because you west will return a diamond and east will have Q9.
The winning line was to play the same, but low diamond to the King.
The winning line was to play the same, but low diamond to the King.
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