Bridge Winners Profile for Andrew Sinclair
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- April 25, 2016
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- 4!S play
- WIn in hand and play a spade toward the ten. I'm trying to find a second entry to the dummy to lead hearts through East twice. Fall back on clubs 3-3. If East wins the ace and plays a diamond, discard a club.
- Something unusual ...
- With any hand of 10+ points, start with a double.
- USBC slam defence
- I lead the ♣3. Is declarer really going to do anything other than go up with the A?
- Decidedly an unusual hand.part 2.
- Deep Finesse has it down on any non-King lead. I'm not sure how you're going to trick the opponents here to do better than that.
- The Choice
- Was North's bid 3♥ showing a 3-card limit raise, or 3♣ showing a 3-card limit raise? If it's the latter I would be interested in knowing who was sitting NS and how common that method is among experts.
- 6!C defensive problem
- What heart did you lead and what heart did your partner play? What are your carding and lead agreements? Are any of these known or are they unknown to you?
- Assess the blame (12)
- 6♣ makes no sense to me.
- ATB - Missed Slam
- West having a fit showing heart bid available on the first round would certainly help find slam. Then East can upgrade their ♥Qx and see where the bad minor cards will go.
- What's odds on to do?
- If not ducking the first round, is there any additional consideration between ♥A or ♥K? The King might trick the RHO.
- Revoke followed by incorrect concession/claim--Result?
- The declarer made an improper concession. I wouldn't let declarer concede two tricks when the defenders could only take one trick using any normal line of play.
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