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Answer to Hand of the week,
week commencing
Sunday 6th November 2011
West leads ¨Q plan your play in 6ª
Dealer South
♠ Q 8 4 3 Both Vul
♥ A
♦ A 9 2 ♣
Q 7 5 4 3 ♠ 10 7
♠ K 2 ♥
10 9 8 2 ♥
K 7 6 5 4 ♦
Q J 10 7 ♦
8 6 5 3 ♣ 10 8 2
♣ 9 6 ♠
A J 9 6 5
♥
Q J 3
♦ K 4 ♣
A K J
W
N
E
S
1ª
NO
2§
NO
3NT
NO
6ª
This hand is probably the easiest hand
for a long time. After winning the first trick in dummy
you play a low Spade off the table and finesse the Jack. When it wins you now
play the Ace to see the trumps break 2:2. Now you turn your attention to the lovely
clubs. And cash two top clubs. When they break 3;2 you can afford to overtake
the third club in dummy and merely play off your winners. You have easily made 13 tricks with 5
trumps, 5 Clubs and three top winners from the red suits. THERE HAS BEEN NO
RUFFING on this hand despite dummy’s singleton Ace of Hearts which is like a red
rag to most people who like to ruff just for the hell of it when no ruffing is
needed J You can also view
watch the following movie to see how the hand pans out. (You need bridgvu.exe
programme or BridgeBase programme on your machine already to view it ) and
it is available free from
http://www.haroldschogger.com/videos.htm alternatively watch the film
www.haroldschogger.com/movies2.htm