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#2
Posted 2019-April-28, 15:03
nige1, on 2019-April-28, 14:39, said:
On this deal, a skilled declarer achieved a strange top against us. 2♥ with 2 overtricks on the super-Moysian fit.
Declarer (South) won the ♠ lead cashed ♦AK and led a ♣ to LHO's ♣A. Declarer ruffed the ♠ return and led ♥. LHO mistakenly played low and dummy;s ♥9 won the trick. Now ♠ ruff ♣ finesse, ♠ ruff, ♣K, ♠ ruff and declarer had made 1 x ♠, 2 x ♦, 2 x ♣ and 5 x ♥!
Declarer (South) won the ♠ lead cashed ♦AK and led a ♣ to LHO's ♣A. Declarer ruffed the ♠ return and led ♥. LHO mistakenly played low and dummy;s ♥9 won the trick. Now ♠ ruff ♣ finesse, ♠ ruff, ♣K, ♠ ruff and declarer had made 1 x ♠, 2 x ♦, 2 x ♣ and 5 x ♥!
Rub of the green. 2 ♥ might not be so attractive if South found East with a 9-10 point hand. Tip your cap to declarer for the play, but the bid is a bad one that panned out
#3
Posted 2019-April-28, 15:12
I don't consider play low from KJ74 a mistake. You are looking at 2 sure tricks in the suit, and I'm not throwing one of them away because of a possible finesse of the 9.
#6
Posted 2019-April-28, 17:48
#8
Posted 2019-April-28, 23:31
Sir,something appears rather weird.How come 2H bid was made on a 4 carder suit.Why did they play in 2H and not 3NT.It appears a wee bit surprising that with the given hand North who is certainly worth a bid kept quiet.(over 2H).
#9
Posted 2019-April-29, 02:53
msjennifer, on 2019-April-28, 23:31, said:
Sir,something appears rather weird.How come 2H bid was made on a 4 carder suit.Why did they play in 2H and not 3NT.It appears a wee bit surprising that with the given hand North who is certainly worth a bid kept quiet.(over 2H).
MsJennifer is right, Sorry, In fact East was dealer and the bidding started Pass Pass
#10
Posted 2019-April-30, 08:07
nige1, on 2019-April-28, 17:48, said:
X = PEN,
2♣ = ART (Landy)
Other suit-bids = NAT
2♣ = ART (Landy)
Other suit-bids = NAT
It's odd that there is no way of safely showing a 4-card major. I can understand not wanting to give up the penalty double over weak NT, but one could use 2♣ for a 4-card major plus a 5-card minor and 2♦ for both majors, for instance.
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On this deal, a skilled declarer achieved a strange top against us.
2♥ with 2 overtricks on the super-Moysian fit.
Declarer (South) won the ♠ lead cashed ♦AK and led a ♣ to LHO's ♣A. Declarer ruffed the ♠ return and led ♥. LHO mistakenly played low and dummy;s ♥9 won the trick. Now ♠ ruff. ♣ finesse, ♠ ruff, ♣K, ♠ ruff.
Thus, declarer made 1 x ♠, 2 x ♦, 2 x ♣ and 5 x ♥!