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CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

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East dealer, North-South vulnerable, NORTH 9654 e853

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@KQI7 106 @AQT4 $2102 SOUTH

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‘The bidding: 3 East South West {North INT Pass 26 Pass Pass 29 Dble

Opening leaa — ten of dia- monds.

It is generally better to enter the bidding early rather than late. Less risk is attached to compet- ing at the lowest possible level than to competing at a later stage when the level is neces- sarily higher.

Here is a hand that was played in a national teath championship where the player with the South cards elected to take no actiion over East’s notrump bid. (East- West were playing notrumps of the 13 to 15 point bariety). When the bidding died at two diamonds, South assumed he would find partner with some va- lues, and decided te compete by bidding two hearts. West doubl- ed, everybody passed, and South

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went down 800.

Had South doubled the notrump bid immediately, as he should have, nothing catastrophic would have occurred. Probably, West would have said two diamonds, and that would have been the end of that.

An 800-point loss in a team game — in a hand where the best the opponents could do was wrap up a part score in diamonds—is quite a blow, even if the only thing involved is glory.

But peculiarly enough, the hand did not turn out so badly after all for the North-South pair. When the same hand was played at the other table the bidding went like this:

‘East South w, + ten 4 - sent Dble. ¢ East’s diamond bid was normal and so was South's double. West tried to shut North out of the bidding by jumping to four dia monds, but he didn’t succeed.. North, a player unaccustomed to being silenced by the opposi- tion, saw fit to bid four spades. East doubted that this contract could be made, and doubled. East was right — 1,100 points worth. it is hard to believe such she- nanigans sometimes take place in expert company. Bad as the first South's bidding tactics were, they. were excelled in reverse by North when the hand was played at the second table. North out Heroded Herod.

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