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Posted 2007-June-11, 11:48


Scoring: IMP


West North East South

 -     -     Pass  1♦
 Pass  1♠    2♣    Dbl
 4♣    4NT   Pass  5♥
 Pass  6♦    Pass  Pass
 Pass  




Lead 3♣ 6♣ J♣ A♣
How do you continue?

2nd question, Dbl is a support double so 4nt is RKC in ♠, correct?
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Posted 2007-June-11, 13:56

Yes, fit is Spades


I have been thinking about the hand, and its hard to determine wich line is best, opponents rate to have a lot of distribution, RHO probably has spades since he failed to double or show a 2 suiter.

Every line I think about lacks 1 entry to our hand, it depends on how crazy (or inconscient) the opponets look like, if they seem to know what they are doing I'd try to run ♦J at trick 2.
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