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Ignorance—
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take a good look at your oppo
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Suppose you’re playing to
day’s hand at three no-trump.
You win the first trick In
dummy with the ten of hearts.
After counting tricks you de
cide to go after the diamonds
How do you carry out this plan?
One way Is to take all the
burden on your own shoulders.
You get to your hand with the
ace of spades and lead a dia
mond toward dummy.
West plays low and your first
problem is whether to play the
king or the ten of diamonds.
The normal finesse of the ten
lands you right In the soup
East takes the queen of dia
monds and returns a heart,
clearing West’s long suit while
he still has the ace of diamonds
It doesn’t do you much good j
to guess right. Even if you win i
the first diamond with dummy’s .
king, East will win the next !
with the queen. East will ]
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Trade «n Ignorance
The right line of play Is to
trade on East’s ignorancg. After
winning the first trick in
dummy with the ten of hearts,
lead a low diamond from the
dummy!
East cannot know the dia
mond situation. He will surely
play a low diamond unless he
! has both the ace and the queen
<in which case you are out of
luck no matter what you do'.
After East plays a low diamond,
you play the nine ( or the Jack,
forcing West to win the first
diamond trick.
West cannot afford to lead
another heart. No matter what
else he leads you can win and
knock out the other top dia
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that you lose the first of them
to West.
As the cards He you would
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trick. On the first round of the
suit West would take the ace.
This would tell you who had
the queen of diamonds, and you
would drop it under dummy’s
king the next time you had
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What If East brilliantly plays
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second trick? If he does stop
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Partner bids one no-trump
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