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to double the six diamond bid. When Mr. Meek goes all the way to six by himself, he has really got a hand. : Of course Mr. Dale: would have gone back to six spades even without the double. But the point was that the double gave Mr. Meek a clue as te how to play for 12 tricks at spades. Do you see how he made his contract? Mr, Muzzy opened the king of clubs and the lone ace won. Now, the “natural” play would be to cash the ace of spades, learn the bad news, then play

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the ace of diamonds and ruff a second diamond lead with dummy’s king of spades. o » ” A SPADE return, finessing the nine, would make it possible to pick Mr. Champion's remaining trumps and spread the hand. But of course that wouldn't work as Mr. Champion would ruff the first lead of diamonds and then, even if a subsequent lead of diamonds were ruffed with the king of spades, Mr. Muzzy would still have a diamond winner. Mr. Meek didn’t go for the natural play. From the opening lead he deduced that Mr. Muzzy did not have the ace of

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practically always opens an ace against a slam if he has one. What did he have to make such a quick double of six diamonds? Could it be that he

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had all five outstanding diamonds? Mr. Meek thought it was quite likely.

AFTER cashing the ace of spades and seeing Mr. Muzzy discard the 10 of hearts, he led THE TREY of diamonds. Mr. Muzzy shook his lead in confusion. Apparently Mr. Meek had pulled the wrong card. After carefully checking the dummy to make sure that only was there, he won with the four of diamonds— the cheapest trick he ever won against a slam, However, Mr. Meek had made the only. winning play. He ruffed the club return, led another small ruffed with dummy’s king of finesse was taken against Mr. Champion's 10 and the rest of the hand was all good.

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