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West led the four of hearts. To the keen deolarer, there is a world of~meam'ng attached to the lead. If we grant West made a con- ventional fourth best lead. it be- comes apparent that West has at most a five oalrd heart suit. He can have only one card lower in rank since the deuce is in sight. This inflonrnation is stored away for ‘subsequent use.

South wins in his hand and ob serves there are only seven ready tricks. An eighth trick is possible if the spades «are favorably di- vided. So he leads the three top SDIQCIEIS, and with everybody fol- lowing suit, he then cashes dum- my’s fourth space. East and South discalrd a club, West 9. dia- mond.

Now only a trick away from the contract, South cashes the A- K of clubs. West plays the queen and South must then fiorm his plan to garner trick number nine.

All the olues are ready to be assembled. The king of diamonds is assigned to West because with- out it he would not have an op- ening bid. It is known West star- ted with precisely three spades. West probably had five hearts and it is also quite likely West had only two clubs, judging botlh from the drop of the queen and Ea.st’s earlier club discard.

West, therefore, started with three diamonds, of which one has been discarded. Accordingly a heart is played and West cashes four heart tricks. But he must then lead a diamond from his K-J, permitting d-urInnry’s queen and declarer’s ace to win tricks eight and nine.

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