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But now let‘s go back to West’s position at trick two after the king of diamonds is led, East sig- naling with the queen. He is in position to anticipate that he is subject to a later endplay.

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To avoid the danger he should lead the three of diamonds at trick two which East would win with the ten. It is no great feat

Opening lead - king of die monvdIs.

It is one thing to learn how to execute an endpl-ay as declarer, but it is quite another matter to master the art of avoiding an endplay as defender.

Here is a simple case where the defenders can cooperate to defeat declarer by evading an endpl-ay which would otherwise prove fatal to the defense.

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for East to deduce that West has the ace of diamonds and that an- other diamond lead would be trumped by decl-arer. It is therefore obvious to East that West‘s purpose in underlead- mg the ace of diamonds could not have been for the purpose of having a third round of diamonds led, since West could have done this himself had he desired this line of defense. Obviously, th e purpose of West’s low diamond lead was to have East return some other suit. West cannot want a spade led, in view of dummy’s A-K—Q. So East returns a club. Against this defense South can do nothing. He loses both 'a club and a heart and goes down one.

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