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Summary Experts’ answersDeal 1: A novel situationDeal 2: Which part score or which game?Deal 3: A fit that is difficult to show?Deal 4: The great plungeDeal 5: The right trackDeal 6: Destructive or constructive?WinnersShare your opinion The experts’ answers summarised Deal 1: A novel situation Here is a really confusing situation. West seems to have a weak 2 in Spades, North has enough strength to overcall 2♥ and East, probably misfitting, has still found enough with which to mention his diamonds. Poor us in South, who find ourselves with tolerance for Hearts and 11 HCP! It seems we must act;…

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Dangerous temptation Teams – Dealer South, None Vul. You hold the following hand as West: And the auction went like this: The fact that you hold three trumps with the Ace (and thus the certainty that you’ll get back on lead later) and your limited number of points (therefore East should have more than zero) must encourage you to lead your singleton Diamond Contract: 4♥.Lead: ♦2. And the dummy comes down. Before the play starts. Yes. In order to speak again over 2♥ and invite game, he must hold: › Six Hearts and four Diamonds.› Around 15-16HCP, which leaves around…