Here's a funny one from a club evening:
| Dealer: | South | | Vul: | NS | | Scoring: | MP | |
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I was sitting South and saw the opponents mess up the auction. They ended up in 3NT by West. Partner lead a
♥ and they made +3. When we saw the scoresheet somehow we got a bottom: opponents usually got to 6
♠ which is easily defeated...
Those were some really poor breaks in 6
♠, and West only has 1 entry to try his luck in
♦. However, these poor breaks mean 6NT is laydown, whatever partner leads! Even if he leads
♣J, declarer can make it if he plays
♣A,
♠K,
♦AKQJ discarding his
♣s and
♥ to the Q to finish off with the
♠s. Partner can't return a
♣. Question remains if
♣Ace at trick one is the right play...
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