3rd May – Board 13. Game All. Dealer North.
A lot of hands improve
considerably as the auction continues, often when a double fit comes to light.
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North:
S J 7 5 4 2
H A 10 3
D 5
C A K 8 4
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West:
S 6
H J 7 6 5 4
D Q 9 8 4
C J 10 9
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East:
S A K 8 3
H K Q 8 2
D J 10 3 2
C 6
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South:
S Q 10 9
H 9
D A K 7 6
C Q 7 5 3
2
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West
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North
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East
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South
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1S
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No
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2C
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No
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3C
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No
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4S
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End
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There
is no doubt that North has at least a five-card spade suit in the auction shown
because if he was 4-4 in the blacks he would have to be 3-2 in the other suits
and would have opened, or rebid, in no-trumps. (Remember you never open 1S with a triple four, one
hand.) All this means that South has a clear-cut raise to game and even with
the bad break coming to ten tricks should not prove too difficult a task.
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