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HAND INFO
Hand
3055
Vul:
EW
Dlr:
N
Contract:
4S S
Lead:
5H
West
North
KQ92
A764
K76
J4
South
A6543
1092
QJ9
AQ
East
Bidding
W
P
P
N
1D
2S
P
E
1H
3C
P
S
1S
4S
Hand Info
Hand
3055
Vul:
EW
Dlr:
N
Contract:
4S S
Lead:
5H
Bidding
W
P
P
N
1D
2S
P
E
1H
3C
P
S
1S
4S
West
North
KQ92
A764
K76
J4
South
A6543
1092
QJ9
AQ
East
Hand Info
Hand
3055
Vul:
EW
Dlr:
N
Contract:
4S S
Lead:
5H
Bidding
W
P
P
N
1D
2S
P
E
1H
3C
P
S
1S
4S
West
North
KQ92
A764
K76
J4
South
A6543
1092
QJ9
AQ
East
Hand Info
Hand
3055
Vul:
EW
Dlr:
N
Contract:
4S S
Lead:
5H
Bidding
W
P
P
N
1D
2S
P
E
1H
3C
P
S
1S
4S
W
N
KQ92
A764
K76
J4
S
A6543
1092
QJ9
AQ
E
Answer
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Lesson
South plays in 4S after East competes in hearts and clubs. West leads the five of hearts, which is almost certainly a singleton. It must surely be right to take the ace and draw trumps. Given that the king of clubs is with East, or ought to be with East, you should have five spades, a heart, and two tricks in each minor. This looks like a routine ten tricks. Question: Which card do you play from dummy at trick two? There is one right card and a bunch of wrong ones. .
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