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West leads the king of diamonds. East will follow with the 10. Only made by a few declarers in a very strong Reykjavik Open Teams won by Klukowski-Kalita, Brink-Drijver, Edmonds-Woolridge. How are you going to play?
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Posted Yesterday, 02:56
West leads the king of diamonds. East will follow with the 10. Only made by a few declarers in a very strong Reykjavik Open Teams won by Klukowski-Kalita, Brink-Drijver, Edmonds-Woolridge. How are you going to play?
I prefer to give the lawmakers credit for stating things for a reason - barmar
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Posted Yesterday, 03:45
Simplest way would seem to be to play for E to be 5215/5116 with ♣K and ♠K, draw trumps spade finesse, ditch a club on the ace, ruff a spade, ace and another club for the ruff and discard to get rid of the second diamond.
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Posted Yesterday, 07:12
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Posted Yesterday, 08:22
mikeh, on 2026-April-07, 07:12, said:
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E 5017 requires you to guess which club honour W has stiff, you may well be right that you can't make if the club is small
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Posted Yesterday, 11:12
lamford, on 2026-April-07, 02:56, said:
West leads the king of diamonds. East will follow with the 10. Only made by a few declarers in a very strong Reykjavik Open Teams won by Klukowski-Kalita, Brink-Drijver, Edmonds-Woolridge. How are you going to play?
That is some team....wow
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