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#1 User is offline   kgr 

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Posted 2009-April-29, 03:17

Scoring: IMP

1H-1S
2D-2H
All Pass

LHO leads a small for RHO K and A. (xxKA).
 
How do you plan to make your 8 tricks?
(I find these kind of contracts very difficult).
???If hearts are 3-3 then it is best to start a H now; if Hearts are 4-2 or 5-1 then you better start S???
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Posted 2009-April-29, 03:51

I have 5 tricks in high cards and nothing can prevent me from scoring two spade ruffs. So I need one more trick.

I play two more rounds of club and wait what they will do.
To play Clubs may win when it creates the ten as an additonal trick (which they can ruff, but hopefully with an original trump trick) or when the opps will play a red suit for me which may create an extra trick there.
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Posted 2009-April-29, 09:50

If you play clubs Roland, opponents might force A prematurelly, and if you play 10, you won't be ruffina spade on that trick either.

Not that it is a bad line. I dunno how to handly this one. I think I'd start with a low diamond towards 10 and see what happens.
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Posted 2009-April-29, 10:13

Trick 2: Spade to the ace
Trick 3: Ruff spade.
Trick 4: Heart to the ace.
Trick 5: Ruff spade.
Trick 6: Q
Trick 7: Exit in clubs.

I'll make whenever the 10 is onside with a higher heart. Further more, there are many ways in which the defense can be forced to give me my eighth trick.
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Posted 2009-April-29, 16:06

I don't understand that line. After the HA and 2 spade ruffs you're down to two trumps. Won't the opponents just draw them and win either 2S, 2H, 1D, and 1C or perhaps 1S, 2H, 1D, 1D-ruff, and 1C?

Not that I can suggest a better line. Perhaps the fact that LHO didn't lead trumps on this auction is an indicator that he doesn't have diamond length (though it might just mean he has a trump honor). I think I would just play a couple rounds of trump and later play DA and a diamond to the T hoping to set up a second diamond trick. In the meantime maybe they'll lead a minor suit for us or even let the SQ make.
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Posted 2009-April-29, 22:52

quiddity, on Apr 30 2009, 12:06 AM, said:

I don't understand that line. After the HA and 2 spade ruffs you're down to two trumps. Won't the opponents just draw them and win either 2S, 2H, 1D, and 1C or perhaps 1S, 2H, 1D, 1D-ruff, and 1C?

Not that I can suggest a better line. Perhaps the fact that LHO didn't lead trumps on this auction is an indicator that he doesn't have diamond length (though it might just mean he has a trump honor). I think I would just play a couple rounds of trump and later play DA and a diamond to the T hoping to set up a second diamond trick. In the meantime maybe they'll lead a minor suit for us or even let the SQ make.

Like the Genesis song:

"I can't dance, I can't talk"

Seems that I can't count either :unsure:

Maybe I should exit in hearts instead.
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Posted 2009-April-29, 23:05

I would start with A, spade ruff, Q and club exit. If opponents play diamonds, great. If the play trumps, maybe i get a trick there and can use the A entry to lead a diamond (instead of ruffing another spade). If they play a spade - sounds good too. If they play a trump from the right side, oh well.
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Posted 2009-May-01, 08:18

LHO had singleton Q. Ruffing 2 spades would give an easy 8 tricks.
...Still not sure what the best play is for this hand.
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