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Day 3
Written by Tim   
Thursday, 25 March 2010
By Kees 
 
Just kibitzing.

Day 3

You lead please:


1:

EastEW

WEST    NORTH    EAST    SOUTH
-           -            1♣       pass
1♦         pass       1♥       pass
2♠(4th)  pass       3♣       pass
4 ♣       pass       4♥       pass
4NT      pass       5♠        pass
6 ♣       pass       pass     pass

South: ♠ A 7 6 4 3 ♥ Q 9 2 ♦ 4 3 ♣ 6 5 3


How about the next one?

2:

West/-

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass   1♦       pass  1♥
pass   2♣      pass   2♠
pass   2NT    pass   3♦
pass   3♥      pass   4NT
pass   5♥      pass    6♦
pass   pass    pass


East: ♠ A 8 7 3 ♥ 8 7 4 ♦ B 10 ♣ H V 8 6

One more to go

3:

East/--

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
-        -         1♠     pass
2♣     pass     3♣    pass
4NT   pass     5♥    pass
6♣     pass     pass pass

North: ♠ V 6 4 ♥ V 8 5 4 ♦ B 8 5 2 ♣ 7 3
 
4: 

Dozing away?

Sometimes I have so much compassion for one of the juniors. Picking up ♠ 9 6 4 ♥ 10 7 5 2 ♦ 6 5 3 2 ♣ 9 4 you doze away a little after a long day of intensive bridge. The 1♥ opening bid by partner is comfortable. With both sides vulnerable you assume opponents will win the bidding (from rubberbridge experience you never save vulnerable!)

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
pass   1♥       1♠    pass
2♠      3♦       3♠    pass
pass   pass


5:

System idea?

Partner opens a club (nebulous as ever: 2+♣)

You have ♠ 9 5 3 ♥ 6 ♦ A K 10 ♣ A K 9 6 4 2

East/NS
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
-       -          1♣    pass
2♣     pass     2NT  pass
??

Partner showes 12-14 NT. How to proceed?


6: 

A tough one

West/NS
 
WEST          NORTH     EAST       SOUTH
1 ♣/♦          pass         1♠          pass
1 NT(12-14)  pass         2♣          pass
2 ♠             pass          ??

2♠: minimum with 3crd♠.

How do you go as east with: ♠ Q J 10 4 3 ♥ A Q 4 ♦ J 7 6 ♣ Q 3?

ANSWERS TO THE TUESDAY QUIZ

1:

Your leads worked out fine?
                 
                   North 
                  ♠ J 8 5
                  ♥ K 8 7 3
                  ♦ J T 8 6
                  ♣ 7 4 
 
West                         East
♠ K Q 9                      ♠ T 2
♥ T 5                         ♥ A J 6 4
♦ A K 7 5 2                  ♦ Q 9  
♣ A T 2                      ♣ K Q J 9 8 
 
                   South
                   ♠ A 7 6 4 3
                   ♥ Q 9 2
                   ♦ 4 3
                   ♣ 6 5 3
 
 A heart will defeat the slam but after a clublead, declarer can develop a spade tricks and ruff out the diamonds for total of three heart discards.

2:

                   North 
                  ♠ Q 6 4
                  ♥ K 
                  ♦ K 9 8 4 3
                  ♣ A T 3 2 
 
West                         East
♠ J T                         ♠ A 8 7 3
♥ J 9 5                       ♥ 8 7 4
♦ Q 6 2                      ♦ Q 9  
♣ J 9 7 5 4                  ♣ K Q J 9 8 
 
                   South
                   ♠ K 9 5 2
                   ♥ A Q T 6 3 2
                   ♦ 4 3
                   ♣ 6 5 3
 
As you can see it is obligatory to take ♠A in the first trick.


In both lead[problems the contact stayed in game at the other table so it is easy to count how many imps you had won (or lose).


3:
 
                   North 
                  ♠ Q 6 4
                  ♥ Q 8 5 4 
                  ♦  J 8 5 2
                  ♣ 7 3 
 
West                         East
♠ K                            ♠ A J 7 5 3
♥ J T 9 6                    ♥ 7 2
♦ A K 9 4                    ♦ Q T 
♣ K Q 6 5                   ♣ A J 8 4 
 
                   South
                   ♠ T 9 8 2
                   ♥ A K 3
                   ♦ 7 6 3
                   ♣ T 9 2
 
 Which choice you made ♥ or ♦; +50 or -940?
 
4:  
 
                  North 
                  ♠ 7 2
                  ♥ A K 9 4 3 
                  ♦ A K J 9 8 
                  ♣ Q 
 
West                         East
♠ K T 8                      ♠ A Q J 5 3
♥ J 6                         ♥ Q 8 
♦ T 7                         ♦ Q 4 
♣ A J T 6 3 2               ♣ K 8 7 5 
 
                   South
                   ♠ 9 6 4
                   ♥ T 7 5 2
                   ♦ 6 5 3 2
                   ♣ 9 4
 
You feel satisfied when opponents stay in 3♠ just making. But lots of sadness when at the other table 4♥ was reached.

WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
3♣     3♥       3♠     pass
pass   4♦       pass  4♥
pass   pass    pass 

Of course west should have saved to limit the loss and maybe, if west has raised to 4♠ at his first turn, north would have been compelled to bid 5♦ and east-west had their plus.

5: 

                  North
                  ♠ K Q 4 2
                  ♥ 9 8 7 5 2 
                  ♦ J 8 3 
                  ♣ 7
 
West                         East
♠ 9 5 3                       ♠ AJ T
♥ 6                            ♥ A T 4
♦ A K T                       ♦ Q 9 7 4 
♣ A K 9 6 4 2               ♣ Q T 3 
 
                   South
                   ♠ 8 7 6
                   ♥ K Q J 3
                   ♦ 6 5 2
                   ♣ J 8 5
 
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
-        -         1♣   pass
2♣    pass      2NT pass

At this point west is even not sure about 6-3 fit in ♣, but anyway west should be able to tell in which category the hand is. In this case with 14 opposite 12-14 slam is a long shot; but 5♣ could be a lot better than 3NT. Describing a hand may be a useful gadget: so 3♦/3♥/3♠ as singleton?

  North
                  ♠ 5 2
                  ♥ T 3 2 
                  ♦ K T 2 
                  ♣ K T 7 5 2
 
West                         East
♠ A 9 6                       ♠ Q J T 4 3
♥ 8 7 6                       ♥ A Q 4
♦ A 8 6 4                     ♦ J 7 5 
♣ A J 9                       ♣ Q  3 
 
                   South
                   ♠ K 8 7
                   ♥ K J 9 5
                   ♦ Q 9 3
                   ♣ 8 6 4
 
 
A very nasty one, With ♥-values in west it might be 4♠, but even 3♠ might be too high with wrong honours in west. So – after 2♠ - inviting for 4♠ with 3♠, or going on to 4♠ yourself? Or inviting for 3NT with 2NT or bidding 3NT yourself (what would that mean after using 2♣?) 
 
 
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