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Ruff a in dummy, finesse K, draw trumps, let 10 run, but cover in an honor appears. Then play Ace in next round of

 

You may lose K offside, or even onside, if overruffing , but you should be fine anyway.

 

Risk: gets overruffed with 8, K offside.

 

You may ruff with 9, finesse then play as above, repeat finesse when in dummy if necessary.

 

Risk here: when E gets the entry in , plays ruffed by W with 8. So better don't play as above, but Ace in 1st round, repeat finesse, losing 1 anyway.

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Looks like a tournment hand from yesterday but with South's minors reversed, With the J lead and me looking at AQT, I have to evalutate rather or not I actually think EAST has seven to the K9 and didn't preempt at favorable vulnerabilty, so hearing the bidding would help.

 

Most likley, I will refuse to believe EAST has seven such diamonds, so I will win the Diamond QUEEN, and bang the A and play Q. Concept is to lose 1 and 1. I will retain the 9 in dummy in case west has three 's and a doubleton .

 

Ben

 

The play to the actual hand (with south's minor's reverese) on a J lead is more interesting. Now the question becomes do you try to use a ruff to dummy to hook ? The answer should be no. Just play a to the A and lead out the 9. If that wins, repeat the finesse, if It loses, play to ruff thrid round of diamonds (your good queen), and lead the J.

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