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West’s club lead turned out to be well-chosen. _East won with the ace and returned the three, the card which was originally his

the standard convention that in returning the suit partner led, you play back your highest card unless_ you startedgwith four or more," in which case the fourth best is returned." .

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Had East selected a spade to return, the contract would have been defeated.

In assessing the blame for the faulty defense, it is. clear that West was the chief culprit. Hav- ing learned from the play of the A-3-5-of clubs in that order that East had the missing ten, West should have cashed the ace of spades before returning the eight of clubs. East should not have been burdened with the problem of what to return.

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