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1 Opening lead-— jack of clubs.

some objections may be lodg- ed ogainst Sou-th‘s two notruII_1P bit it the ground his hand did not include a diamond stop-per. but so far as this column is con- cerned, the bid appears to be

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The fact of the matter is that while certain bids are supposed -to meet certain standard require- ments, the cards are not always dealt so that each hand fits ex- actly into a slot conveniently supplied by the theorists.

Thus, it does not seem to us that a club bid is satisfactory with a hand containing 24 high card points. There ‘is too much danger partner may pass with 3, 4, or 5 points. 4

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in a vacuum and the defenders; don’t always know their own strength. A weakness in declar- er‘s armor that is known to him may be utterly unknown to the defenders during tthp early play.

South traded upon this ad- vantage as declarefi and succeed- ed in stealing the contract. He allowed the jack of clubs to win the opening lead. being careful‘ to drop the seven from his own hand. '

West read his partner‘: six as- a signal to continue the suit. He thought his partner had either the three or four. or both. So he led the ten of clubs and South scampered home with nine tricks.

Had declarer taken the first club. it. would have become much easier later for West to shift to

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