With both sides vulnerable, your right-hand opponent opens 1D. What action would you take with these cards:
K 10 6 4 3 
A 6 5 4
2
Q 7 4
With E-W silent, South is in 4
. West leads the 6. Plan the play.
Declarer discarded a spade from dummy and captured East’s 
Q. He played A, K, all following. Then came the 
4, king from West . . . How would you plan the play from there?
You lead the 
2: ace – three – six. Declarer plays the 10: eight – three – ace. What would you play next?
West leads the A: three . . . Which heart would you play as East?
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