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Bucuresti, 16-11-2004
Herewith two boards from Monday, 15-11-2004, Atomic bridge-evening
On board 10 East didn’t lead the opening colour.
On board 11 North also didn’t lead the opening colour.
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10 E/All |
North |
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North |
East |
South |
West |
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 A Q 8 2
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p |
P |
1 |
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 Q 9 7
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Dbl |
p |
2 |
P |
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J 4
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3 |
p |
4 |
Ap |
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 K Q J 6
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Lead: 7 |
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Trick 1 |
A
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South |
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Trick 2,3,4 |
K,A,Q
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K J 6 3
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Trick 5,6,7 |
K,Q,J
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South |
discard
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10 4
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K 9 6 2
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A 3 2
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11 S/-
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North
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East
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South
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West
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West
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East
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-
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1
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1
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J 9 7 6 2
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A 5 4
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1NT
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2
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2NT
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3
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A J 9 7
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Q 10 8 6 3
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p
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3
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ap
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J 10
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K 5
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Lead: 5
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10 9
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J 6 4
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Trick 1:
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Q
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K
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A
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How to continue?
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10 E/All |
North |
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Solution |
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A Q 8 2
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Play J, for |
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Q 9 7
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He’s trown in |
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J 4
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If West plays
theK
becomes tr
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West |
K Q J 6
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East |
If West plays
theV
becomes tr
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7 4
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10 9 5
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A K 3
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J 8 6 5 2
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A Q 8 5
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10 7 3
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10 9 8 5
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South |
7 5
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K J 6 3
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10 4
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K 9 6 2
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A 3 2
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11 Z/- |
North |
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Solution |
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K 8 3
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You alwayse lose 2 -
and 1
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5 2
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So you only may lose 1 -trick |
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A 8 6 3 2
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Possibilities: |
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West |
8 7 3
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Oost |
Someone has the bare K Q |
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J 9 7 6 2
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A 5 4
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South has Q 10 of K 10 |
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A J 9 7
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Q 10 8 6 3
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J 10
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K 5
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On this board is winning: |
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10 9
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Zuid |
J 6 4
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to 10
and 4
from East
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Q 10
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Later youre decicion in |
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K 4
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must also be the right
one
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Q 9 7 4
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A K Q 5 2
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If on board 10 the lead is then North has no chance.
If on board 11 the lead is then West has no chance.
After A K West has to ruff the Q and can go to dummy with K
The play 4 is for the K from North.
He plays a small to the Q from South
When South plays another a spade trick will promote in North/South.
Nice to play this with open cards.
What do we learn from this all?
Lead more often the colour from your partner.
Greetings from Louis, the dutch player.
