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Posted 2012-April-10, 15:35



Lead Q♦

What's your plan? Experts and those who know the hand please hold off answering or hide your answer - thanks.
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Posted 2012-April-10, 15:42

assuming ♦Q shows the KIng I'd bank it all on ♥K onside. [DI}A, ♣A run ♥9.

Playing for ♠AQ onside and clubs blocked is no better than ♠A onside and ♥K onside because it also needs that no diamond ruff happens.
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Posted 2012-April-10, 15:47

Did North really double with a 4333 9 count?
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Posted 2012-April-10, 15:49

View PostPhil, on 2012-April-10, 15:47, said:

Did North really double with a 4333 9 count?

Yes, now that I'm here how am I going to make it?
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Posted 2012-April-10, 16:35

You should also be aware that:

(1) The lead of the ♦Q does promise the K (or shortness, which is not possible); and
(2) The opening 1♦ bid promised 10 or more HCP.
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Posted 2012-April-10, 17:53

View Postjillybean, on 2012-April-10, 15:49, said:

Yes, now that I'm here how am I going to make it?


Well, it was such a bizarre bid I wanted to double check the auction was right before I spent any time on it :)
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Posted 2012-April-10, 22:15

View PostFluffy, on 2012-April-10, 15:42, said:

assuming ♦Q shows the KIng I'd bank it all on ♥K onside. [DI}A, ♣A run ♥9.


This is the bit I missed, I'm not thinking of my entries :(
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