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Next Game - July 22, 6:30pm at St. George's
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 A A Q 5 4 3 2 — |
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| 3 K J 10 9 K 2 |
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2 3 2 6 K 9 8 |
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— — A Q J A Q J 10 |
Answer
If North were on lead, this would be a breeze by drawing the enemy trumps; but South cannot do this. If South leads winners, East and West will each win a trump trick. There is only one solution: South must lose a trick to the singleton K, as
silly as it might seem.
Cash the A and pitch
the Q from North, then
lead the J (or queen).
West must give North the lead, and South jettisons his top diamonds on
North’s aces to leave the North hand high.
Referenced to http://www.rpbridge.net/h32.htm
If North were on lead, this would be a breeze by drawing the enemy trumps; but South cannot do this. If South leads winners, East and West will each win a trump trick. There is only one solution: South must lose a trick to the singleton
K, as
silly as it might seem. Cash the
A and pitch
the Q from North, then
lead the J (or queen).
West must give North the lead, and South jettisons his top diamonds on
North’s aces to leave the North hand high. Referenced to http://www.rpbridge.net/h32.htm
St. George's Hall Of Fame Bridge Winners
 2003 Sara McGinley |
2004 Krys Dlutek |
 2004/5 Nancy Bowlby |
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2005 Nancy Bowlby |
 2005/6 Robert Jackson |
 2006 Robert Jackson |
 2006/7 Peggy Finch |
 2007 Nancy Bowlby |
2007/08 Nancy Bowlby |
 2008 Robert Jackson |
 2008/9 Sara McGinley |
2009 Peggy Finch |
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2009/10 Nancy Bowlby |
