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South got to three notrump and went down one. There’s certainly nothing startling about this state- ment. My scouts inform me this type of thing happens all the time all over the country. How- ever, South should have made the hand, but we’ll admit he had to be right on his toes to do it.
It all goes back to bad train- ing.’ To play the game right, cer- tain good habits must be formed. One of these is to count your winners when you play a no- trump contract.
South won the spade lead and played the ace and another club. East won and returned a spade. Declarer could make only eight
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tricks. When he led a diamond, West stepped right up with the ace and cashed three spades to nip the contract by one trick.
When you think about it, de- clarer’s method of play was in- evitably bound to lead to defeat. One defender was sure to be able to get at least three spade tricks, and the club and the diamond would spell defeat.
What declarer should do, as soon as he realizes that begin- ning with the club suit is a hope- less proposition, is to give thought to leading a diamond first. This play at least has a chance to succeed if West has the ace of diamonds, whereas the club play at trick two is plain giving up.
So, after winning the opening spade lead, South plays a low diamond. If West goes up with the ace, South has nine tricks — two spades two hearts, four dia- monds, and a club.
Let’s suppose, therefore, that West ducks and the queen wins. Now a club is led from dummy and East’s eight is topped by the jack as a safetly measure. Wheth- er it wins or loses doesn’t matter. Nine tricks have become certain.
Of course, East might have been dealt the ace of diamonds and the play would then have failed. But at least the diamond play has a chance to succeed while the club has none.
Always count your winners in notrump play.
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