West leads the J. Declarer thinks for a bit, then plays the
K, followed by the
A: four – five – two and the
3: king – seven – jack. How would you continue as East?
West leads the K and continues with a low spade to East’s ace. East shifts to the
7 and you take the
A. At trick 4 you play the
2, jack, queen, five. How would you continue?
South is the dealer with Nil vulnerable. What would you do as South?
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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