Puzzle 19
 5, partner's king collecting the
four from West and the nine from East. On the diamond return, you
win East's ten as West drops the six. You try a third round, the deuce.
West plays the three, North discards the jack of clubs, and East trumps
with the spade eight.While East considers his lead, what plan are you hatching? Show All Cards Solution
West is now clutching the lone ace of diamonds. If you can draw East's
spades you can feed West that last, fateful diamond. You have to
assume the opponent's spades are divided 3-3, of course. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5
Q 7 5 2
A J 10 8 4 3
