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I have to admit that I found this interesting ( from a newspaper bridge column today ). Maybe it is too easy for you, but I had to think about it for awhile .

 

West North East South

  - -    1D    ( 1S )   1NT

  ( p ) 3NT all pass

 

The 7 is led.

You can get 9 tricks including and one .. but the Ace is out ( and West has it ) .

Which card do you play from dummy ? Q, 10, or 6 ?

 

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the Q

 

if the A is won by rho the spade suit cannot be successfully attacked immediately (we duck it around to the T)

and if the Q is ducked we have a second spade stop. By playing the Q we make it competely irrelevant which

hand has the club A. If we insert the T we can be defeated if rho covers and lho can lead another spade when they

get in with the club A.

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