Foster's Complete Bridge
Foster's Complete Bridge
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The only chance, then, is to hold the K until B*s cards are exhausted.
Many players, when their king is led through, are in too great a hurry to play it on a Q led. This is perfectly correct when opposed to the dealer, as there is the chance that it may make an inferior honour good in the partner's hand. But if the dealer knows there is no such honour in his partner's hand, his only hope is that the third hand will be obliged to win the trick, or will hold up the ace until his partner's suit is... blocked.
When B leads diamonds in Hand No. 34, Z covers with the K so as to force the adversaries to play two honours to win one trick, and make his own 10 good, as it will still be guarded.
Before playing any card from dummy, the dealer should always ask himself what the leader'^ card means. If it is an honour, from what combination is it led? If it is a small card, how many higher has the third hand? The play of the third hand should also be carefully watched, to see whether or not he echoes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only chance, then, is to hold the K until B*s cards are exhausted.
Many players, when their king is led through, are in too great a hurry to play it on a Q led. This is perfectly correct when opposed to the dealer, as there is the chance that it may make an inferior honour good in the partner's hand. But if the dealer knows there is no such honour in his partner's hand, his only hope is that the third hand will be obliged to win the trick, or will hold up the ace until his partner's suit is... blocked.
When B leads diamonds in Hand No. 34, Z covers with the K so as to force the adversaries to play two honours to win one trick, and make his own 10 good, as it will still be guarded.
Before playing any card from dummy, the dealer should always ask himself what the leader'^ card means. If it is an honour, from what combination is it led? If it is a small card, how many higher has the third hand? The play of the third hand should also be carefully watched, to see whether or not he echoes.
What to read after Foster's Complete Bridge?
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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