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Posted 2011-January-11, 17:17

♠1087xxx
♥KJ10x
♦7x
♣9

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(1♦)-ps-(1♠)-2NT
(ps)-4♥-(5♦)-ps
(ps)-ps
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Posted 2011-January-11, 17:20

♣9, singleton in partner's suit.
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Posted 2011-January-11, 18:39

♣9, blame Garozzo (or maybe partner) if wrong :P
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Posted 2011-January-12, 00:20

Heart king. With a bit of luck, I'll know what to do next.
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Posted 2011-January-12, 09:13

Use the bridge version of Occam's razor; "the defense that requires the least number of complications will work most often" :)
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Posted 2011-January-12, 15:02

wow.. can I quote you on that? :)
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Posted 2011-January-12, 19:10

View Post655321, on 2011-January-11, 17:20, said:

♣9, singleton in partner's suit.


I loled.

If partner had a spade void and enough to beat this I think he would often rip this and hope we had enough spade length to work this out (likely since they didn't bid 4S).
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Posted 2011-January-12, 19:12

The HK is pretty interesting actually. We lose to some layouts like partner having the black aces though.
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Posted 2011-January-13, 07:35

I tried ♥K wich wasn't a succes, partner had ♠- ♥Qxxxx ♦xx ♣AQJ9xxx

Dummy had ♠AQJx ♥x ♦HHxx ♣Kxxx so defence is still not obvious after a club lead, in fact ♥K lead only costed me 1 IMP. Also spade lead leaves some work to do.
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