Board 3
Dlr S
Vul E-W
♠ A K 8 6 4 2 | ||
♥ 4 3 | ||
♦ Q 9 6 3 | ||
♣ K | ||
♠ Q J 5 3 | ♠ 10 9 7 | |
♥ A Q 7 5 | ♥ 10 8 | |
♦ 8 2 | ♦ A J 10 7 4 | |
♣ Q 7 5 | ♣ A 10 9 | |
♠ | ||
♥ K J 9 6 2 | ||
♦ K 5 | ||
♣ J 8 6 4 3 2 |
Franco | North | Andy | South |
---|---|---|---|
2♥ | |||
Pass | 2♠ | Pass | 3♣ |
Pass | 3♥ | Pass | 4♥ |
All Pass |
Apparently 2♠ was forcing and South was unsure whether 3♥ was forcing. What would you lead from the West hand?
I chose the ♥A, and then continued hearts. I like this choice as it seems to safely kill any ruffs in dummy but I still rate to get my 2 natural tricks. Sadly, with partner's spots we had 3 natural tricks.
Declarer played a club next, partner winning the ace and then the ten. Next trick was ♣9-J-Q. Sadly, I now played a spade. I was thinking declarer could have taken his spades earlier if it was important to him, but of course he couldn't.
+100 was worth 4.5/17, +150 would have been worth 12. This was a big error.
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