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interference with the senses and

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For A Third Finesse
By the dynamic Point C

had six playing tricks at
strength is too good for a simple overcall. It is worth

a takeout double, followed

BLACKWOOD on]

BRIDGE

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD
Lead Remains In Dummy

 

ount method, Mr. Masters 5
spades, A hand of this

by a suit bid-on the next

 

round,
~ Mr. Champion had fairly good
values after the takeout double,
but only enough to respond with
a two diamond bid and await
However, | 1
after his partner’s two spade bid,
he could count on him for six
tricks. In Dynamic Point Count,
three points are equal to one
trick. .
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_Mr-Champion “iad nine useful
points: in high cards and his ft
‘in the spade suit provided the

another bid. He bid three spades
and..Mr, Masters, whose values
slightly exceeded those shown by
his previous bid, carried on to
fame.

- The opening lead was the four
of hearts and Mrs, Keen won
with the queen, cashed the king
and continued with the ace. Mr.

Masters ruffed the third heart
and: cashed the ace and king of |
clubs. |

Now ‘he crossed to the dummy |
with the ace of diamonds, Jed the
queen of clubs and got rid of a
small ‘diamond from his hand.
> It'was ‘now time to get into the
trump suit and take the finesse
against: the king. The trump set-
up in this hand “represents a trap
for ithe ‘unwary ‘declarer, r.|
Masters had to be careful to end
exactly: the right trump | from:
duminy at trick eight.” Ifhe led:
the queen Mrs. Keen would ‘play -
low and the queen would win, On
ithe next spade lead, however, Mr.:
Masters would have to win in his!
hand as he would be down to Ay
J 10. With no‘more entries to,
thé ‘board, he would have to lose |
a trick to the king of trumps and
a diamond trick to Mr. Abel.

But of course Mr, Masters did
not lead the queen of spades
from dummy at the eighth trick.

 

 

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“Next came the queen of spades
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