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#1 User is offline   hanp 

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Posted 2010-August-29, 11:14

Hand 1.

AJ10x
Axxx
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AKQ10x

K9xx
Kxx
Kxxx
xx

You reach 6S from the south without opposition bidding. LHO leads the diamond queen.

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Hand 2.

AQx
10
Kxxx
AJ10xx

KJ9x
KQ98xx
x
Kx

Auction starting with north:

1C - (1NT*) - Dbl - (2D)
p - (p) - 3H - (p)
3NT - (p) - 4H - all pass.

1NT showed 5+ diamonds and a 4-card major. West leads the diamond jack, ducked, and follows with the diamond 10 overtaken with the queen and ruffed by you. Say you cross to the spade ace and lead up the heart. East hops up with the ace and plays a spade. How do you play?
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Posted 2010-August-29, 12:14

imps or mp's ?
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Posted 2010-August-29, 12:24

IMP pairs
... and I can prove it with my usual, flawless logic.
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Posted 2010-August-29, 14:58

hand 1:

Ruff and run the spade ten.
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Posted 2010-August-29, 15:02

Hmm. On the first one I would probably have ruffed and first-timed a finesse into west, playing for good brakes and either spades or clubs to come in. Planning to play spade ace and then finesse into west looks inferior since if west wins and plays a third spade I would be dead even if with five club tricks. And I don't see why it is clever to play AK from top.

But west has the stiff Q, I see. I better call it a day now before I screw up the second one also. ;)
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Posted 2010-August-29, 15:04

Heh, cross-posted with JLOGIC.
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Posted 2010-August-29, 15:13

Hand 2:

I win the jack and cash a heart. If all follow I claim. If RHO shows out I play CK, club hook, CA pitching a spade. I then ruff the appropriate minor to my hand (I have a full count) and exit a spade, and they are endplayed into leading into my trumps.
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