South had a sure trump loser and the contract seemed to depend on a successful finesse for the king of spades. East, however, had made a vulnerable overcall at the two level and his hand would be pretty pathetic without the king of spades. South saw a way to give himself an extra chance. South […]
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Goren Bridge: Hard to see Source link
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Goren Bridge: Something wonderful Source link
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Jacek Pszczola is a World Champion from Poland and one of the world’s great players. When he first started coming to tournaments in North America, the locals quickly gave up on trying to pronounce his last name and gave him the nickname “Pepsi”, which he is still known by today. He was South, in today’s […]
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Four hearts looks like a losing proposition in today’s deal, despite adequate values in both the North and South hands. There are eight top tricks, and a diamond ruff in dummy at some point will be a ninth, but where would a tenth trick come from? The king of spades and the ace of diamonds […]
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Goren Bridge: Different information? Source link
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At the expert level, every card played by a defender has a meaning. Unless a card is played in an effort to win the trick, or to prevent declarer from winning the trick cheaply, it is usually a signal. The first signaling priority is attitude — an encouraging or discouraging card in the suit of […]
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Over the years, “Never Double a Life Master” has been sage advice given by Life Masters who have just made a doubled contract, in jest of course. South in today’s deal was not a Life Master… yet. He was 13-yearold Australian Adam Edgtton — a future star. West didn’t know who he was dealing with. […]
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