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Opening dead—king, of. clubs. The declarer has no monopoly

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Observe how East taxable to find the correct defense at), criti- cal juncture in this deal“? » _

Three rounds of ', ‘chihs "were

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After‘leading‘e trump to the king. declarer ruffed the-queen ’of diamonds in dummy. East was then given his trump trick. The

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question is what East should now return.

East is out of, hearts‘ and clubs and must therefore choose be- tween playing a spade or a. dis.- mond. , I

* It, is quite obvious, from the manner of declarer’s play that South has no more diamonds left. If this assumption is correct, I diamond return-by East will re. suit in giving declarer a ruff and discard. v

It would therefore seem that i spadereturn by East is mandal- tory-preferably the jack. But it will also be noted that this re- turn. permits declarer to make the contract. South'simply wins the king and finesses West out of his queen.

And there has the nub of the matter. The spade return proves fatal,‘ but a diamond return by East, permitting declarer a. ruff- discard (Korror of horrors!), de- feats the contract. South must ' lose a. spade trick.

How dos East know the ruff- dlscard will- do declarer no good? T Just by counting out the hand. Declarer is known to have started with exactly five hearts and two clubs. If he had just two diamonds, he must have pre- cisely four spades. And if South's spades include the K-Q, nothing ‘ ver can be done. There-

issssuniéd. ' ’ A A" diamond retum is consen- quuitly safe. and the injunction

that forbids a. defender from give

in; declare! a; ruff and discard

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