From
the Middlesex Congress Swiss Pairs in December.
This deal was bid and played by David Wing of London. West's
rebid of one notrump showed a balanced 15-17 hand.
On
the queen of clubs lead David won with dummy's king,
cashed dummy's hearts, crossed back to hand with a
diamond, then cashed all the hearts and the top
diamonds. Reading the discards well he then exited
with the last diamond; South was endplayed to give a spade
trick to dummy's king. Making ten tricks was an
excellent score.
At
many tables the auction went one heart, one spade, two
diamonds, two hearts, pass. Did anyone do anything
wrong?
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