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By B. JAY BECKER

Southdoaler. North-Southvulnerablg NORTH 4AQ9B5 CA1‘ .93 Q97! Q4: Q1 910988 9KQ541 QQl0.'i2 .376 ‘K33 4.11080 SOUT ‘K1106! Q1 QAKSA QAQS Thebidding tli West North East 5 P 3 Put

Opening lead—~ten of hearts.

Whenever declarer is with a situation where the suc- cess of a contract depends upon winning a crucial finesse. he should make it a point to seek some alternative method by which the finesse can be avoided.

The number of cases where a finesse’ can be eliminated in fav- or of a superior line of play oc- curs far more often than is gen-

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Take. for example, this hand iwhere the contract superficially ‘appears to depend on the success‘

e club finesse. If declarer relics solely on the hope East was dealt the king of clubs. and puts his faith on only the club finesse. he suffers a one trick defeat.

Dcclarer has a 50 per cent chance that East was dealt the’ king of clubs. but this should? not be interpreted to mean thati he has only a 50 per cent chance; to make the contract. :

South's chance of carrying off’ the slam is considerably greater? than 50 per cent. provided he takes the preparatory steps nec- essary to increase his chances. With correct play. South becom- es about a 3 to 1 favorite to ;make the slain .

After winning the ace of hearts.‘ declarcr draws tvio rounds of trumps and ruffs a heart. The] A - K of diamonds are cashed

my's last heart is trumped. com- pleting the first stage of the eli- mination of the red suits.

The eight of diamonds is led.

becomes a certainty Declarer allows West to win the trick. discarding a club from dummy.

Whatever West now plays. the contract is made. if a club is led. it is right into South's A-0 11! a heart is led. dummy dis-

cards another club as declarer. ruffs in his own hand. I E At no point during the play: does declarer relinquish his chance of ma ' it the contract with the aid of a club finesse. But {by eliminating die red suits first. the guarantees the contract if it

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