| ♠ | A 6 5 | ||||
| ♥ | 7 6 4 | ||||
| ♦ | A Q J 9 5 2 | ||||
| ♣ | K | ||||
| ♠ | Q J 8 7 | ♠ | 10 4 3 | ||
| ♥ | K J 10 9 | ♥ | 8 3 2 | ||
| ♦ | 8 7 3 | ♦ | 10 4 | ||
| ♣ | 7 6 | ♣ | Q J 10 3 2 | ||
| ♠ | K 9 2 | ||||
| ♥ | A Q 5 | ||||
| ♦ | K 6 | ||||
| ♣ | A 9 8 5 4 |
Chris showed me this deal. South opens a 14-16 1NT and winds up declaring 6D on a trump lead. What is supposed to happen?
More below, more to follow in a future post.
At the table, declarer won in dummy, unblocked clubs, crossed in trumps to ruff a club and drew trumps. East had a problem and discarded a heart. At which point, declarer lost a heart finesse but eventually got home on a double squeeze. Could the defense have done better?
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