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It is not likely that West would epen the bidding unless he had the queen of clubs. This view is strongly supported by East's pass. It is not reasonable to sup- pose that East had the ace of hearts and queen of clubs and passed. , South: should therefore invoke the so - called backward finesse. He attacks clubs by leading the jack. If West ducks, so does dum- mv, and the hand is over. But let's say West covers with the queen. Dummy takes the ace and leads the nine for a finesse through East’s (hoped-for) ten. East has it and the plan succeeds. Mathematically, the backwa finesse succeeds only 25 per cent of the time in a series of rand- om deals. West would be dealt the queen and East the ten only a fourth of the time. Fo this reason the play is seldom used. But where West is known to have the queen, the backward finesse is the only hope. 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