Since I'm
exceptionally mediocre, I try to spend as much time playing hands as I can. I bought
BridgeBaron for my pc and have found that, if you set the thinking correctly, it plays plenty strong/accurate for me.
Today, however, it decided to be uncharacteristically aggressive:
West | North | East | South |
| 2♣ | p | 2♦ |
p | 2NT | p | 3♣ |
p | 6NT | p | p |
p |
The lead is the ♣9... The computer was north, but once the auction is done it rotates the hands to I have to play it.
So, how do you plan to make 6NT? How I did it, below....
Not that there's anything exceptional to the play, mind you. Just a lucky lay of the cards:
Dealer | N | Vul | N/S | Scoring | - | Lead | ♣6 |
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Well, I get my club finesse right out of the gate, west inserting the ♣T... From there, a spade finesse to the ♠J in south and a return of the
♥T to pull west's ace. I win the ♣ continuation from west and run ♠s ending with dummy's 7 as a high card.
If the
♥ honors split I'm down 1 so I run a heart to the jack in my hand which holds. From there, it's home free.
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