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Whenever following a general principle appears to be a losing proposition in a particular hand. that is a good time to forget it. Take. for instance, the rule you hear that is notrump play you go right after your longest suit - or your strongest suit.

if declarer applies it to today's hand. he is apt to come home

CONTRACT BRIDGE

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opening spade lead with the queen and immediately plays the A-J of diamonds. permitting East to win the queen. Back comes a spade. the suit E established, and dcclarer finds he has only eight tricks available. When he tries in get the ninth by leading clubs, West enters the picture with the ace of clubs to bring about South's down- fall.

instead. after winning the first trick, South should immediately lead a low club toward dummy's jack. The purpose is to attack the only sure entry West can have, before his spade suit can be estab- lished. When the jack wins. dia- monds are attacked.

it will not then much matter if declarer misguesses the two- way diamond finesse. He winds up with at least nine tricks, which is objective number one.

Whether East or West has the ate of clubs becomes unimportant. if East has the club ace, West has no entry for his spades because the diamonds will be played so as to exclude West from entering. it West has the ace of clubs it is all the

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more vital that one "round of clubs be played before tackling dia- monds.

The goal is to reach nine tricks In the surest way possible. This objective takes precedence over any general rule. The most prom- ising suit in which to develop tricks is diamonds. but the early club

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play is a necessa 1 step required to insure three notrump.

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