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There isn’t too much difference between the two games in- most deals, but undoubtedly hands arise where x the approach to them varies, depeu -' ’ upon
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Take this hand; tor example, selected tnom the excellent book How to Win atDuplicate Bridge; by Marshal Miles, which points out- the important differences be- tween flhe two games.
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The play may vary also, as witness West’s philosophy in the defense against three hearts. Ailter leading the ace of spades, he must make tlie crucial decis- ion of what to play next.
He knows South started leIlIll’l only one spade, in View of East’s spade raise, and that continua— tion of the suit will attord dew cllarar an immediate discard. There is no point to shifting
being‘discacrded, since it is too. late tor this purpose to be serv- ed. '
The only possible suit where a discard valuable to declarer might be prevented is diamonds. It is clear a diamond must be led; but the question is which one. The best chance to snatch
ing a low diamond.
As mattems turn out, this play is successful, because East wins the king, returns a diamond, and eventually West takes the set- ting trick with a club.
West’s view at trick two, see- ing dummy’s hand and his own, axles probably.
Would have“ {g _ . fore the risk attending the under load: of the diamond ace is per—
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