one hand

[lqq2046]

http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzA3MDE3Mzc2NQ==&mid=201670938&idx=2&sn=107edc42b74946e6969a096b0d95ae26#rd

 

you can focus on weixin：xiaofeziqiaopai，

[diana_eva]

http://mp.weixin.qq....096b0d95ae26#rd

 

you can focus on weixin：xiaofeziqiaopai，

 

I get some sort of a blog post in Chinese. Is there an English version too, or why is this posted here?

[bgm]

I can help to translate :)

 

 

Title: 4 Aces in a trick

 

Have you ever met a deal which all 4 Aces appear in the same trick?

 

Here N declaring a 3NT contract and have already taken 6 tricks, while opponents have taken 3 tricks, and thus come to this 4-cards ending, with N on lead:

 

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Opponents are baring ♦AK and ♣A only in the minor, and the remaining cards are ♥ (with the ♥Q) without any ♠ left. At this point declarer can only see two Major Aces as the obvious tricks (due to the blockage problem in ♥) and is pretty desperate. Declarer try his luck by leading his ♠A, and E unexpectedly discarding the ♦A! With this good news, now declarer carefully unblocking his ♥A as planned, and after a long and hard thought, W discarding his ♣A out of the blue!! Three Aces are discarded following the ♠A lead. Declarer now can read the situation clearly, exiting with the ♦Q, with W winning with the ♦K and returning ♥2 immediately. Declarer take the finesse and successfully take the 9th trick and made the contract. The actual end position is like this:

 

[hv=pc=n&s=shadck32&n=sahkjdqc&e=sht43dac&w=shq2dkca]399|300[/hv]

[manudude03]

I would find it very hard to construct the full 13 cards in each hand that is consistent with the play, so I'm voting fiction here.