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The inferences .a declarer can draw, and the conclusions he can reach, sometimes border on the monaowlous. As evidence we cite this hand taken from a rubber Ilmidge game.
South won the diamond lead in dummy and hullfed a diamond with the eight. Atter drawing three rounds of tram {he ruffed dummy’s lasrt‘vdlilamonid, learning in the process on It East had star- ted with a sevenacard suit. Declarer thenled a club. East won and returned a club. After disposing of tho spades on dum- my’s clubs, declazrer led the jack of Spades from dummy. When Eiast followed low, South played the ace, speared West’s king, and made the slam.
Such incidents sometimes give rise to the suspicion that .pelnhaps West didn’t hold his cards close enough to his chest. But while we grant South was lucky to find West with the unguarded king, we are nevertheless prepared to argue South‘s play was not just luck.
West was marked to have the lone king of spades. For practical purposes, it could not have been otherwise. The bidding, in con— junction with the play, was highly illuminating.
EIast had shown up during the play with exactly seven dia- monds n'o hearts, and two clubs. Hence, he must have been dealt exactly tour spades.
And since East had four spades West had to have precisely one. But EIaIst could not very well have the king among his spades. if his hand consisted of spade Kxxx, hearts blank Diamonds KQJ10942 Club A5 he would presumably have opened the bid- ding with one diamond, not four. A four diamond bid indicates a hand that is weak defensively, and is «distinguished by the fact that its high card content rarely ex— ceeds 10 points.
lit the assumption is made that East is playing to win, it be comes inconceivable that his four diamond bid could include a hold- ing of K—x-x-x of spades. It followed, therefore, th a t West’s singleton spade was the king. So, when South played the ace, West was forced to produce the last, fitting piece of: the jig- saw puzzle—«the king of spades.
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