benlessard Posted April 5, 2013 Author Report Share Posted April 5, 2013 SP divide the group in 2 lines of play. A - Low to J against small,low to J against Mid (9 ot T). Playing the J after xQKx) against falsecard of QT,Q9. B- low to K against small or Mid. Not Playing the J after xQKx. (therefore playing against AQ). This probably mean that defender should falsecard close to 50% with QT or Q9. If you need 4 tricks A is better if you need 3 B is better and for average A is 4/1000 better (probably a rounding error IMO). West will always play the Q from AQ but for the rest -------1 If West never falsecard... When a small appear declarer should play the K it will win against East stiff Q. when a mid appear declarer play the J and return the K. Even if west is holding AT or A9 it change nothing. This will gain vs Q9 or QT. When the Q appear he will play the K, and return low since AQ is the only case. --------2--------- If west always falsecard with Q9,QT but doesnt falsecard with ATx. When a small appear he should play the K it will win against East stiff Q. When a mid appear he should play the K and return the J it will win against AT,A9 and T9. When the Q appear you cover (east should always duck) and return low against AQ by West. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ If west never falsecard with Q9,QT but always falsecard with ATx but not with Qmx. when a small appear declarer should play the K since Qmx is now more likely than Amx When a mid appear he should play the K since Amx is a lot more likely than Qmx or Qm. This mean that west falsecard with Amx too much he should falscecard with some Qmx too :( Im going to stop here before I bury myself deeper. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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