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patroclo

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First thought:

 

Ruff, K, ruff, A, ruff.

 

If Q came down third, I pull trumps. If not:

 

Q, ruff, .

 

If west has Qxxx, I have to ruff high and hope for trumps 2-2. If east has Qxxx, I make with trumps 2-2 or 3-1, since west has to insert a middle trump on the fourth club to avoid a complete cross ruff for 12 tricks. And when he does, I can pull trumps after all even when they were 3-1 (I have only AQ doubleton left in hand at this point).

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Patroclo asks how to make 6 on a J lead, covered by K and A.

 

 

 

At the table, I would ruff A and go down. Free cleverly sussed out that the key-play is to discard a at trick one. Thus, you preserve sufficient hand-entries to ruff two s in dummy. You finish by drawing trumps and cashing AJ. Thank you, Patroclo, for an interesting and instructive deal. [/hv]

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