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Opening lead-seven oi clubs. loui.h's one iiotriimp rebld. -holding two little elubs, was or E I h A . A two dia- mond nbid. which is also a slow- down bid, is preferable, despite the rather weak texture oi the dia- Iiond suit. The signal! bid of one notrump should be avoided with a weals doubleton in an un- Iid suit.

Deolarer played low from dum- my on the club lead. East winning with the Jack. A heart return was taken with the ace and 0 spade to the nine brought torth have lung. South then won an- etiier heart return and cashed his qedee darnonb ts snake tour is. -

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There are four cards higher than the seven lead 17 from 11) in the three hands outside of Wests. East sees three of them in his own hand and one in dum- my. Therefore, it West led his fourth best club, South cannot bent the seven.

By ducking the seven, West is ahlo to continue the suit and cash (our immediate club tricks. Eventually. declarer has to con- cede the king oi spades tor the setting trick.

The contract cannot be deieated if the bidding progresses so that North becomes declsrer. A club lead tron-i East hands deciarer his ninth trick, while a heart lead gives North ten tricks by develop- ing the spades in the same way we have already seen.

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