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Thanks for all the comments let me ask this differently.
If I have AQT in dummy and xxx in my hand, for 3 tricks then I had to play LHO for both KJ. So both cards being in the same opponents is clearly less than %50 probability.
In my case I need K to be in LHO and 10 to be in RHO. Aren't they both 50% probability?
According to many, Q being in the RHO is 50%/superior, why? What if I have AT9 in my hand and KJ8 in dummy? In this case still Q being in the RHO superior?
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Richard, I only wanted the statistical possibilities independent from the bidding/not bidding, how many card left etc. But certainly they are important
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What if opener had only 2 spades? and even opener had 4sp, opponents still may get to 3h. Bidding 3 D immediately makes it harder and actually 3d makes 130, while not sure if 2sp could make 140, but doesn't matter it's a team match. Opponents had the majority of the points, whats wrong with bidding(transferring to) 3d?
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we play 4cl special keycard asking over any weak 2 or 3, if partner gives me 1 KC, must be spades then i bid 7. i can 100% find a way to make 13 trick for ruffing d, and/or making 6 tricks in H and Clubs if doesn't have any Q
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If I have AQT in dummy and xxx in my hand, for 3 tricks then I had to play LHO for both KJ. So both cards being in the same opponents is clearly less than %50 probability.
In my case I need K to be in LHO and 10 to be in RHO. Aren't they both 50% probability?
According to many, Q being in the RHO is 50%/superior, why?
What if I have AT9 in my hand and KJ8 in dummy? In this case still Q being in the RHO superior?
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