You lead the 4: five – seven – eight. South plays the
3: jack – queen – two, followed by the
9: four – five –
2. Declarer continues with the
A (East throwing
2, discouraging) and then the
J, which South overtakes with the
Q. West wins with the
K, while East has discarded the
7. What next?
You lead the K, then the
Q. East overtakes and plays a third club. South discards a diamond and so do you. Dummy ruffs with the
J. The
K is cashed, East playing
9, followed by a diamond to South’s king. South cashes the
A, East pitching a club, and continues with the
8. How should West defend?
You play new suit forcing and 2NT as the Ogust Convention.
Try five new bridge questions to see how quickly you're improving. Remember, each quiz is scored on the number of questions you answer correctly as well as how long it takes you to complete it, so be decisive.
Try five new bridge questions to see how quickly you're improving. Remember, each quiz is scored on the number of questions you answer correctly as well as how long it takes you to complete it, so be decisive.
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