Bridge Deal of the Week (May 23 2018)
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ProblemThe Auction:
North started with 1♣. South responded 1♠. North bid 1NT. South, instead of declaring 3NT with abundance of HCP bid 3♦. North, who had a 3-card support for diamonds, declared 5♦. West led the ♠3. Not surprisingly the declarer has a 7-card trump suit. As South can count six top tricks in side suits, the declarer needs five tricks in diamonds. But how can South win five tricks in diamonds holding a 4-card trump suit on longer hand and missing the ♦Q? Vul: none Contract: 5♦ by South |
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South has two hearts. North has two spades.
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