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CONTRACT BRIDGE

Opening lead—jack of hearts.

Most mistakes made in play- ing the dummy are really simple errors. The easy hands to play far outnumber the complicated ones and merely require ordinary care to obtain the best results.

Declarer ruffed the heart lead in dummy and led a spade to the ace, catching the king. He then cashed the A-K of — diamonds, East’s queen falling, and led the jack of diamonds. East ‘ruffed the diamond and returned a club. South lost two club tricks and went down one.

Declarer violated a basic prin- ciple of dummy play and, as a result, lost the contract. He might have made the contract, though he played the hand in- correctly, if the defenders’ cards had been distributed differently. Since they weren't, his error prov- ed costly.

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