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They have the strong hands, at least presump- tively, and you have the weak ones, so they are on the attack and you are on the defensive, and the best you can do is to make what tricks you can before they get rid of all their losing cards.
Original Leads. The first lead is always made in the dark, dummy's cards not being yet exposed, and it should be governed by two general principles : Never 63 Digitized by V^OOQIC 64 Foster's bridge manual.
lead trumps, unless you hold tenaces or guarded king...s in all the plain suits, and always lead a card which will keep the lead until you get a look at dummy's hand, if you can.
Disregarding the original trump lead, which is so exceptional that it need not be discussed here, the student should apply himself to learning the original or opening leads against a trump declaration. The high card leads from strength are the ace, king, queen, and ten, the jack being always the top of nothing.
KINO LEADS.
In any suit in which you hold the king and it is accompanied by the next card in value, either above or below, that is, K A, K Q, or A K Q, you should al- ways lead the king, regardless of the number of cards in the suit or of what you hold in other suits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have the strong hands, at least presump- tively, and you have the weak ones, so they are on the attack and you are on the defensive, and the best you can do is to make what tricks you can before they get rid of all their losing cards.
Original Leads. The first lead is always made in the dark, dummy's cards not being yet exposed, and it should be governed by two general principles : Never 63 Digitized by V^OOQIC 64 Foster's bridge manual.
lead trumps, unless you hold tenaces or guarded king...s in all the plain suits, and always lead a card which will keep the lead until you get a look at dummy's hand, if you can.
Disregarding the original trump lead, which is so exceptional that it need not be discussed here, the student should apply himself to learning the original or opening leads against a trump declaration. The high card leads from strength are the ace, king, queen, and ten, the jack being always the top of nothing.
KINO LEADS.
In any suit in which you hold the king and it is accompanied by the next card in value, either above or below, that is, K A, K Q, or A K Q, you should al- ways lead the king, regardless of the number of cards in the suit or of what you hold in other suits.
What to read after Foster's Bridge Manual: a Complete System of Instruction in the Game : to ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Frederick Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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