Isn't it nice that you are allowed to play 5 of a minor in IMPs? Anyway, after a helpful Spade lead to the ace, RHO switches to the ♥Q. Plan the play, please.
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#1
Posted 2005-January-23, 16:10
Isn't it nice that you are allowed to play 5 of a minor in IMPs? Anyway, after a helpful Spade lead to the ace, RHO switches to the ♥Q. Plan the play, please.
The easiest way to count losers is to line up the people who talk about loser count, and count them. -Kieran Dyke
#2
Posted 2005-January-23, 17:38
Not sure but maybe the best is club to the A, club ruff and then Q of diamond.
#3
Posted 2005-January-24, 02:49
♦Q first, then decide what to do next.
I think there is better chance to setup ♣Q by finesse than trump.
I think there is better chance to setup ♣Q by finesse than trump.
Michael Sun
#4
Posted 2005-January-24, 09:24
not sure of the best line, but i won't take Diamond finesse.
Playing DA first, then ruff heart to setup the heart suit.
it works with singleton DK, OR D Kx with short in hearts.
shan
Playing DA first, then ruff heart to setup the heart suit.
it works with singleton DK, OR D Kx with short in hearts.
shan
SHAN
#5
Posted 2005-January-24, 09:34
Club to Ace, Club Ruff, Diamond to Ace, Club ruff, Ace of H and H ruff, hoping H split or that D Ten is in the hand with long hearts, and combining chance of dropping Kx in clubs.
"Bridge is like dance: technique's important but what really matters is not to step on partner's feet !"
#6
Posted 2005-January-27, 23:53
cnszsun, on Jan 24 2005, 08:49 AM, said:
♦Q first, then decide what to do next.
RHO wins the ♦K, and returns the ♥J. So what next?
The easiest way to count losers is to line up the people who talk about loser count, and count them. -Kieran Dyke
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