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It_is impossible to tell so | early in the play how the op-| ponents cards are divided, but | what you first try to do is pro- tect against the most likely di- vision of their cards. The odds) are that the hearts will be di-| vided 3-2, since this occurs) about 68 percent of the time, | and that the spades will not be| divided 3-3, since that occurs only 36 percent of the time. The it way to proceed, | therefore, is to assume that the trumps will break favorably, since any trump division other than 3-2 means that th rm | and the proper line of play is) pursued, the question of —how| the spades are divided becomes | academic. | The first thing to do after winning the club with the ace | is to ruff a club. This is the be- as many trump tricks as you| |ean. 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