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Defensive Signal Trick 2 play

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Posted 2011-October-27, 13:44

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Playing at the club against weaker players, you get this rather unusual auction!
You lead the A, partner and declarer contributing the lowest outstanding .

What do play at trick 2?

Would it change if declarer had bid only 2?
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Posted 2011-October-27, 14:50

If partner is a good player, he is telling you that he holds the kD, and so you should continue a club to prevent access to dummies winners.

EDIT: its also possible he has a doubleton club and can over ruff dummy later, with a trump trick. Something like A87 xxxx xxxx xx
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Posted 2011-October-27, 15:28

View Postphil_20686, on 2011-October-27, 14:50, said:

If partner is a good player, he is telling you that he holds the kD, and so you should continue a club to prevent access to dummies winners.

EDIT: its also possible he has a doubleton club and can over ruff dummy later, with a trump trick. Something like A87 xxxx xxxx xx


Yes Phil partner is a good player
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