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Matchpoints. EW play a variant of Acol, so 2H promises 10+ HCPs and 5+ hearts and 3H is NF. Lead agreements are 4ths and top of nothing. Pick your opening lead.

 

If it makes any difference, EW are supposedly good players - though they have just gone for 1100 after overcalling (1H) 2C on Qxx xx 98xx KJ10x...

 

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Matchpoints. EW play a variant of Acol, so 2H promises 10+ HCPs and 5+ hearts and 3H is NF. Lead agreements are 4ths and top of nothing. Pick your opening lead.

If it makes any difference, EW are supposedly good players - though they have just gone for 1100 after overcalling (1H) 2C on Qxx xx 98xx KJ10x...[/hv]

Look forward to reading simulation results but I rank:

  1. J. Honours seem to lie badly for declarer, so attempt to draw trumps.
  2. 2. Aggressive, especially at Match-points.
  3. 3. But declarer seems to be short in s
  4. A.

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If it makes any difference, EW are supposedly good players - though they have just gone for 1100 after overcalling (1H) 2C on Qxx xx 98xx KJ10x...

 

supposedly good sort of contravenes the Players' Description Act (amended 2017) having gone previously for 1100 overcalling on crap!

 

As for the lead, I'm with eagles123: small . Tempted to lead a but I'd rather let declarer guess in trumps if a guess has to be made.

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