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Let's a oe if “ does. He es t rounds North dealer. . s 2 s hearts, ending in dummy, and — Neither side vulnerable, j1-3ds a diamond to the king. NORTH, West wins and leads a club. De- 4AKQ clarer ruffs and leads another ¥KQ®e diamond, attempting te estab- @962 lish his side suit. @ATe — But when. West takes the jack of diamonds and fires another 4542 4109763 |club, South is finished. He ruffs 93843 , 7s ith his last trump and goes @aQry- '@105 down one, losing three diamonds &KQ104 &I862 and a club. oe SOUTH The proper play at trick two 38 is a diamond from dummy. @AIIOGZ This is not a hand where declar- [@K8743; er can afford to tackle trumps - ~(&5 at once. There is too much nod ne biddmg: - ger of a trump shortage develop- North East South West ing before the diamonds are es- se West wins with the ace and can do no better than lead a Opening lead—king of clubs. ‘club. South ruffs and leads @ The great majority of hands diamond. West wins and leads an» are played by declarer in a suit] other club. South ruffs and leads a contract. Proper trump. man-|third round of diamonds. agement is consequently an im-| Now West is up against tt. If portant factor in the play of the|he leads the fourth round of] | cards. clubs, declarer ruffs. True, this

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