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#1 User is offline   gnasher 

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Posted 2012-May-13, 13:49



1NT was 10-12

LHO leads ♠5 (4th best). If you play low, RHO will play the 9.
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Posted 2012-May-13, 17:49

Prospects are bad if LHO has ♠A, he will shut our comunications out.

I would play for RHO to have ♠A and LHO ♥Q, leading a diamond honnor seems to work very well then. I think its our best legitimate chance. I think I´d lead ♦Q but I am not very good at picking touching honnors as declarer. If I get to hand with ♠K I don´t see the gain on not cashing both diamond honnors and going for 10 tricks.

Leading a diamond might also work if LHO ♠A and fails to duck the second trick of the suit.
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Posted 2012-May-13, 20:45

If West has ♠A and ♠J, they have only room for another Queen, or may have nothing more. So I win with ♠10 and run ♥10; if it holds cash top ♥, maybe then letting East in with a 4th ♥. I plan to finesse ♣7 to get to dummy for the long ♥, depending how it goes.

Edit: Maybe it's best to knock out ♦A first though.
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