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HAND INFO
Hand
6083
Vul:
None
Dlr:
W
Contract:
6S S
Lead:
JD
West
North
J105
AJ8764
8
A104
South
KQ98764
2
AQ6
Q8
East
Bidding
W
3C
P
P
P
N
P
4NT
6S
E
P
P
P
S
4S
5S
P
Hand Info
Hand
6083
Vul:
None
Dlr:
W
Contract:
6S S
Lead:
JD
Bidding
W
3C
P
P
P
N
P
4NT
6S
E
P
P
P
S
4S
5S
P
West
North
J105
AJ8764
8
A104
South
KQ98764
2
AQ6
Q8
East
Hand Info
Hand
6083
Vul:
None
Dlr:
W
Contract:
6S S
Lead:
JD
Bidding
W
3C
P
P
P
N
P
4NT
6S
E
P
P
P
S
4S
5S
P
West
North
J105
AJ8764
8
A104
South
KQ98764
2
AQ6
Q8
East
Hand Info
Hand
6083
Vul:
None
Dlr:
W
Contract:
6S S
Lead:
JD
Bidding
W
3C
P
P
P
N
P
4NT
6S
E
P
P
P
S
4S
5S
P
W
N
J105
AJ8764
8
A104
S
KQ98764
2
AQ6
Q8
E
Answer
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Clue
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Lesson
West's 3C bid was passed to South, who clearly is worth a bid. Since he would bid 3S with some lesser hands, especially in the balancing seat, South bids 4S. This is a little of an overbid but 3S runs the risk of being passed out on some hands that would make a game. North liked this bid and used Blackwood to reach 6S. West leads the jack of diamonds, which comes to South's queen. You can ruff your little diamond in dummy but there is still a spade loser and a club loser too. The spade loser is unavoidable. But the club loser is up for grabs. Question: Where is the club loser going?
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