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For example, suppose the declarer is playing spades and it is easily possible to make three odd but there is no apparent way to score game. That is the time for the de- clarer to do some deep thinking and endeavor to figure out some way to make game. Sometimes this can be done by mentally placing certain high cards in the opponents' hands in such a way that game is possible. At other times it can only be done by letting the opponents have fhe lead in the hope that they will make a mistake and thus give the declarer his only chance for game. That is what is meant by getting the trick that scores game, Fw to play Bridge AUCTION ..¢ CONTRACT by Wynne Ferguson Author of "PRACTICAL AUCTION BRIDGE" i ARTICLE NO. 24 opponents are playing the hand at spades, and it is up to you to save game. You can figure out how to take three tricks but cannot see any hope for the fourth trick. Then you should figure out in your mind what card or cards your partner must hold to make that extra trick and play ac- cordingly. You will be surprised how often the card that you figure must be there, will be there.and therefore save the game. It is on close hands of this type that the good player has such an advantage. The all-import- ant trick of every hand is the one that either makes game or saves game; so bend all your energies and concentrate all your thought on that one trick and, if it is in the cards, don't let it get away from you. The following hand is given as an illustration of the dealer's failure: to observe this rule and of the hig loss |% a No score, rubber game. This hand is applicable either to Auction or Con- tract. Z dealt and bid one spade. A and Y passed and B bid two hearts, Z two spades, A three hearts, Y three spades, B four hearts, Z four spades and A doubled. All passed and A opened the king of hearts and follow- ed with the ace of hearts. How should Z play the hand? Solution: Z should let A hold this trick and discard a club or a diamond. By so doing, he could have made five- odd in spades if A had then led either one of the other three suits, for in that case he could have taken A's trumps and his suit cards were all good. If A had led another heart at trick three, Z should have trumped in the dummy with the king and then led four rounds of trumps. He should then have led either clubs or diamonds until A made his last trump. In this way, Z could have made four spades. If, however, he trumped the second heart trick in his hand and led two rounds of spades, his hand was hopeless and he would lose his con- On the other hand, suppose your | resulting. Hearts--9, 6 Clubs--K, J, 7 : Diamonds--K, 10, 8, 5, 4, 2 . Spades--A, K Hearts--A, K, J, 7 Hearts--Q, 10, 8, 5, 4 2 Clubs--4 id . 7 . Clubs--10, 9, 8, 5, 3 Diamonds--39, 7, 6 : g Vv: Pbiamonds--3 Spades--9, 8, 7, 5, 3 : HAR . Spades--4 Hearts--3 Clubs--A, Q, 6, 2 Diamonds--A, Q, J. Spades--Q, J, 10, 6, 2 tract by one trick. This hand shows the importance of thinking out the play of the hand and the possible cards held by opponents, even at the second trick. The minute the dummy hand was placed on the table, Z should have figured what cards A must hold to justify his double. The only excuse for the double would be at least five small trumps and the ace, king of hearts. With any less holding in trumps, A's double would have been unsound. It is an easy hand with all the cards exposed, but not eagy if they are con- cealed unless you stop to think and N figure out how the unseen cards must lie to give you game. It is a fine illustration of the importance of play- ing for the all-important trick that will score game and of doing so from the very first card played. In the following problem, try your own skill in solving before reading the solution. Then compare results and thus obtain a valuable lesson or evidence that you are pretty good, dependent upon failure or success. : discard a spade for, if he does, Y will Prob!em Hearts--none Clubs--A, J, 10 Diamonds---none Spades--9 Hearts--none Hearts--none Clubs--Q, 6 . Z . Clubs--XK, 9 Diamonds--J cg Vv: Diamonds--K, Q Spades--Q : A . Spades--none Hearts--10 Clubs--4 Diamonds--A, 4 If hearts are trumps and Z is in the lead, how can Y, Z win all four tricks against any defense? Solution: Z should lead the ace of diamonds and discard the ten of clubs in Y's hand. He should then lead the ten of hearts. Now A must discard either a club or a spade. He cannot discard the jack of clubs and his nine of spades will be good. A, therefore, Spades--none is forced to discard the six of clubs and Y discards the nine of spades. B must now discard a club or a diamond. He cannot discard the king of dia- monds for, if he does, Z's four of diamonds will be good. B, therefore, is forced to discard the nine of clubs. Z now leads the four of clubs and Y wins the remaining two tricks. it is a fine example of the 'double squeeze." On Being Good Sports By the Prince of Wales running voluntary organizations, but it "struck me that the older people were to the fore. It is time the younger generation got down to leadership ag well. They are doing a lot, but, frankly, I am suggesting that they can do a lot more. It is up to us to see the youth of the country encouraged to exercise their minds and blow off hn ----------------ma | steam, and help them to grow up good sports. It would be a fine thing if all who | dre associated together for games were also associated in some form of service. I| wonder, too, if the staffs of our great business houses, insur- ance offices and banks might not make themselves corporately respon- sible for some form of individual service that would enlarge the oppor- tunities of boys and girls. 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