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Opening lead — king of clubs.
This business about the import- ance of the first trick can appiy just as well to a defender as the declarer.
The hand show come up in a duplicate tournament. All kinds of contracts were reached, the most pular ones being one, two, three, or four hearts, and three notrump.
Where north responded to the- heart bid with a spade, South had a difficult choice or rebidsl There was no completely satisfactory rebid aavilabler Usually chosen were three hearts, three dia- monds, or two notrump.
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when the king of clubs was open- ed. Deciarer Was able to take advantage of the club suit block by giving up a heart to East, and thus scored three spades,I four hearts, and two diamonds.r What happened to the tour heart bidders depend on how goodorbadthedefensewas.’lhe king of clubs was opened. When this held, a‘ club continuation wenttoEaat’saceamdadia- mod was returned,
Declarér won and cashed the A-K of hearts and A-K- Qof spades, discarding a ciub. Then,
my, only a trump trick was lost
encountered the best defense went down two tricks. Where East was smart enough to over- take the club icing with the ane and return a club, the South players came to an unhappy end.
It was not, diztficult then for West to deduce that East had started with A-5 alone. So after the jack of clubs and
cashing the queen, West returned ,.
a tourth club to dummy’s nine.
East ruffed with the jack and,
it did not matter what declarer now did. South had to lose two trump tricks and go down two.
The East players who were too lazy to reach for the ace of clubs on the opening lead paid a heavy penalty. Though they could hard- ly have failed to. be aware West
had additional club strength be-I
Those who got to thre notrump generally made the contract
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