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One of the oddest endvplays ever to come to my attention is the one contained in this hand. South was in four hearts on the bidding sequence shown.

West opened the king of spades East playing the eight, and ,con- tinued with the ace and another spade, which declarer ruffed.

The chances of making the con- tract on straightforward play ap- peared dim, since the diamond finesse was marked to lose on the bidding. The only way to sal- vage the hand appeared to lie in trying to arnange a diamond end- play.

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