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| East dealer.’ | North-South ‘vulnerable. : But declarer saw one ray of
SOUTH adopted a rare method of play
@AQ2 ito make the slam. ne . : h"He~cashed’ the ~A-K~ of hearts, ‘and on them discarded the A-Q jof spades! He then ruffed a heart. With both opponents fol- lowing suit, thus-proving that the
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Esst. South. West North hearts were divided” 43, bust 3h 3 36@. 4@ [Ness began to look good. Dole’ 5@ Pass 6@ | Declarer next led a diamond.
- to the ace and/ruffed the fourth Opening lead—six -of hearts.: \round of hearts high. This es Fancy plays are. often prac- itablished the 10-8 as tricks. The
tical plays. It can be right to Test was easy. South drew two”
‘exclude an. unusual play from. ™more..rounds of trumps and led } spade toward the jack. ,
lconsideration merely because 8 it's unusual. |
For example, take this hand eae forced to go tee a jwhich *requires exceptional | :
|king and returna 8 | treatment by declarer for the jack, and this, in turn, permit:
ted South to discard all three of \his clubs to make the slam,” .
| West led a heart and South The’ hand jndicates that’ some could see difficulties ahead. Two |slizht ingerfuity applied’ at’ the jlosers seemed certain—either a jright time and place’can do no jspade and a club, or two clubs. harm and many occasionally do ‘While-it-was~ obvious that ~the=|<5 tick ‘ thearts could be established if |The apparently impossible” can the suit” was divided 43, the7,qmetimeées be accomplished itrouble was-that there would ,be ‘Never give’ up! Ho
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i OA6 |West had no clubs. There were
| 765 | also strong’ indications that
| WEST EAST West had a large number of
| @K1098763 @4 | spades headed by -the king.
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rT ha & AQJ10942 play was bound to fail — South
West, with only ’ spades left, |
good in a tight situation. /
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