I published another article on Bridgewinners. http://ift.tt/1x1KMJg
That article has the whole hand. But I'll give you the short version. After eight tricks have gone by, you have the following position, with the lead in dummy. Spades are trump, and trump have been drawn. You know that the diamonds are split 2=4, with a doubleton on your left. What is the best play for four tricks? What are your chances?
Dummy
J
void
Q542
void
Hand
Q3
void
A97
void
By the way, I got an e-mail this morning from noted British bridge author Barry Rigal, suggesting that (with a bit of clean-up) this was worthy of submission to The Bridge World. That made my day!
That article has the whole hand. But I'll give you the short version. After eight tricks have gone by, you have the following position, with the lead in dummy. Spades are trump, and trump have been drawn. You know that the diamonds are split 2=4, with a doubleton on your left. What is the best play for four tricks? What are your chances?
Dummy
J
void
Q542
void
Hand
Q3
void
A97
void
By the way, I got an e-mail this morning from noted British bridge author Barry Rigal, suggesting that (with a bit of clean-up) this was worthy of submission to The Bridge World. That made my day!
A new suit combination?
