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Opening lead—Ithreé of clubs.- There is an eitirely different ap— proach to theplIay of the defense than more is to the play (lithe

The declarer‘ has the enormous advantage of knowing-exactly what high camer He

(In-what suits to exploit, what Waco avoid, and, in general, how to make the most ofthe val- ues he has- \

The defender can only fieel his way, seeing.but a of his side’s resources and a portion of declaoer’s. I;Ie has the bid ' I to go .by, the interpretation he can

B! B. JAY Rm . 7 y , and, last but not least, his own led W , 3W1”. - MTV“ "mm - Dospite handicaps, the shrewd I0“ I defender can give a good account 5417’ of hiurfself. It is by no means - "9‘ fare forhIimboheaIbIletolelay :9109“ . cards, hand alter hand, just ’ “‘Q‘ In"; as efefotiIvelIy as denim- 195‘ .8632 . AIII of Which leads us to the . 752 “Low: problem laced by East aIflter he x2 _. .75; won the club lead amdhadtode . “amen 4..“ - cide what to return at truck two. I " m Hegelectedthequeenofhearts ALIS an unusual play, we admit, but .584 . nonetheless the play called forby 9‘91." the particular circumstances. ‘ 4-975 It SouIIIh coverSfiddwiIth the loitng, " ' . . East’s A-10 on form 3 en. w“ 1'“ ace over dumuny’s J-9. and bring Pas! INT PIS 3N'l' about declaner's defeat as soon

turn a heart. Or if Solih dIuIckIed would also defeat the contract as soon as West got in.

How can East tell the efifieet of the queensiof. hearts play? The answer is he can’t be sure just what will, happen; but he'has a pretty good idea.

Since dummy’s hand and his *own together have 20 points, and declarer presumably 16 to 18, West must have 2 to 4 points. Un- less West has an entry the can3

therefore proceeds on the basis West has the necessary entry. A low heart back will not do

place upon plays already made,

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