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difference in views that can be taken by declarets faced with the same set of ‘ circumstances.‘

The bidding was identical at the two tables and the opening lead, the same. Both- declarers ruffed and were faced .with a wide choice of plays. . One possibility was to lead a diamond and finesse, intending later'yto trump a diamond In dum- n‘ly Whether they finesse won or lost. A heart finesse, was to be reserved pending developments, after which the spades could be" played in the hope only one trick would be lost inthat suit. Another possibility was-to enter dummy immeditely with a spade

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and take _a trump finesse, hop- ing that a favorable spade break would then take care of the dia- mond loeers.

At Table 1, the latter plan was adopted. South led the ten of spades, West: properly ducked, and dummy’s ace was played. A heart finesse proved successful

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But when the spade queen was led, West took the kingand shif- ted to a diamond. The finesse lost and a diamond was return- ed. Declarer would up losing two spades and two diamonds to go down two. v .

,At Table 2, the declarer took, an entirely different view. He de-

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finesse because he didn’t mind losing to the king if East had it, since the diamonds could not he attacked successfully from the East seat. There was also a ,chancethe ace of hearts might catch the lone king.

SoQieclarer played the ace of hearts and continued with the jack which East won. East could do no better; than return a club ,which‘South ruffed.

Playing on the basis that We‘st, who had opened the bidding, must have a spade honor,-deciarer then led the queen of spades. West covered with .the king, and later made his jack of spades, but de- clarer made eleven tricks.

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