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Here is‘ a hand that was bid very well to arrive -at a sound slam contract. It will be noted that South opened the. bidding with a club and -not a spade.
This is in line with the theory that with two five-ca-rd suits in spades and clubs it is generally best to open with the club suit in order to conserve bidding space. Thus, it a spade were selected as the opening lead and partner responded with two heants or two diamonds, it would be- come necessary to go into the thre level in order to show the clubs. '
By mentioning the clulbs first, it becomes Possible to show the second suit and at the. same time stay in the one level. Of course, partner will assume the spades are only four cards long, but this impression can be corrected ls- ter. '
North’s three club bid, since It skips a level to go past game. Is ‘a slam try, though of a moder- ate sort. Without the part score South would be forced to bid again, but with it South is free to pass since game has been reach- ed.
In the actual hand, South eo- operated with the slam ellfort by bidding three spades to identify his distribution. North"s four spade bid not only showed the ace but also continued to encom- age a slam.
South thereupon bid six clubs. fortified by North's two slam tries and the assurance North had to have at least two aces for his strong bidding.
Twelve tricks were made eas- ily. The second heart lead Was ruffed and two rounds of trumps were taken. Declarer was then able to ruff two spades in dum- my, after which E-as‘t’s trump was drawn to fulfill the wellsbid con-
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