Increasing the odds
Sometimes your opponents give away too much information in the auction
and you can use that knowledge to increase your chances in the play.
That was the case for Mike Passell and Michael Seamon, winners of
Open Pairs I. This deal is from the second final session:
Dlr: East S K 10 9 6
Vul: Both H K 8 2
D A Q 10 8
C J 4
S 7 S A J 8 2
H Q 10 9 H A J 7 5 4
D K J 9 3 2 D 6 5
C K 10 8 6 C 9 5
S Q 5 4 3
H 6 3
D 7 4
C A Q 7 3 2
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
- Passell - Seamon
- - Pass Pass
Pass 1D 2D (1) Pass
2H Pass Pass 2S (2)
All Pass
(1)Majors.
(2) Shows four spades and five clubs.
"That's what I thought he (Seamon) had," said Passell, "and he did."
East-West cashed two rounds of hearts and Seamon ruffed the third
round. He played a diamond to dummy's queen and cashed the ace. Next
he led a club to his ace and a club toward dummy. West fell from
grace, ducking his king, and Seamon won dummy's jack.
Seamon conceded two spade tricks and claimed nine tricks for plus
140 -- and all the matchpoints.
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作者: jmc (貪玩的小孩) 看板: BridgeClub
時間: Tue Mar 23 18:49:08 1999
狡猾的 Michael Seamon 打得好.
不過最讓人佩服的是居然約定仔細到那個2S是四張黑桃帶五張梅花, 而且真的用到了. :)
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