Fosters Common Sense in Whist
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Inferences for the Third Hand.
Let us now suppose that you are third player on the first trick, and see what infer- ences can be drawn from the manner in which your partner opens his hand, hearts being al- ways trumps, as before. The student should lay out the cards, so that the exercises may resemble the actual play as much as possible.
Q? A Q J ; * A 10 ; OQ 6 5 4 2 ; * A K 2.
Your partner leads a small club, and the 6 and 4 fall on your ace. You return the 10, and he catches the queen from t...he player on your left and immediately leads a small trump. The inferences from this play are, that the hand was defective only in the unestablished suit, and that this defect must now be rem- edied ; in other words he holds the jack, and can catch all the outstanding clubs. The mo- ment he got the suit established he led trumps, showing that he held a re-entry, which must be either ace or king of diamonds. You finesse the trump jack, and lead ace and queen. Both these cards win, leaving you 72 Common Sense in Whist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inferences for the Third Hand.
Let us now suppose that you are third player on the first trick, and see what infer- ences can be drawn from the manner in which your partner opens his hand, hearts being al- ways trumps, as before. The student should lay out the cards, so that the exercises may resemble the actual play as much as possible.
Q? A Q J ; * A 10 ; OQ 6 5 4 2 ; * A K 2.
Your partner leads a small club, and the 6 and 4 fall on your ace. You return the 10, and he catches the queen from t...he player on your left and immediately leads a small trump. The inferences from this play are, that the hand was defective only in the unestablished suit, and that this defect must now be rem- edied ; in other words he holds the jack, and can catch all the outstanding clubs. The mo- ment he got the suit established he led trumps, showing that he held a re-entry, which must be either ace or king of diamonds. You finesse the trump jack, and lead ace and queen. Both these cards win, leaving you 72 Common Sense in Whist.
What to read after Fosters Common Sense in Whist?
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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