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IMPs Amber A86 A83 AT843 75 Your lead

Poll: IMPs Amber A86 A83 AT843 75 (13 member(s) have cast votes)

Your lead after the auction (1C = 2+ C) X (1H = 4+ S) 2H (2S) P (4S) AP

  1. Spade (5 votes [38.46%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 38.46%

  2. Heart (3 votes [23.08%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 23.08%

  3. Diamond (2 votes [15.38%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 15.38%

  4. Club (3 votes [23.08%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 23.08%

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Posted 2015-December-06, 20:27


IMPs. Amber. RHO deals.
RHO declares 4.
Your lead?

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Posted 2015-December-07, 01:15

I think it's a choice between a heart and a trump. I lean towards a small trump only because I think I still have time to find a red king in partners hand if that's our 4th trick, whereas if I lead a heart (assuming the ace) I may not have the ability to stop a ruff (or 2) from occurring.

Hmmm a low heart is cute, I might find that North has the K and either North or south has the J and make them guess at trick 1. However my luck always finds south with the King and partner the QJ (or QT9) and I just gave the contract away.
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Posted 2015-December-10, 19:35


IMPs. Amber. South deals and declares 4.Your lead (as West)?
I led a A which set up declarer's tenth trick.
I apologized to partner but cheered up a bit when 2 Scottish experts both chose a lead.
BBOers were more successful: A black suit lead enables defenders to end up on top -- but only if partner finds the heart switch.

Unless partner finds the Q switch, declarer can impale you on Morton's fork.
He draws trumps and leads 2.
If you hop up A, you again set up declarer's a 10th trick, immediately.
Ducking only postpones the pain. Declarer can cash dummy's clubs.and exit with another , in this 4-card ending to end-play you in the red-suits.

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