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#1 User is offline   jschafer 

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Posted 2010-November-02, 19:02


You lead the T to the 2, 5 and Q. On the second trick declarer cashes the Ace, partner following with the 3 (udca). He then follows with the K. Do you have any plan for discards on the clubs? Should partner be signalling suit preference here with his remaining s to give you a hand? (Wasn't a super interesting hand or anything, just curious how you would go about defending a hand like this at MPs)
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Posted 2010-November-02, 21:48

Looks partner has 4xC (not 4xD, else open 1D?) 4xS 3xH 2xD or 3334.
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Posted 2010-November-03, 12:28

Do you play Smith Echo?
 
 
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Posted 2010-November-04, 04:05

We do not play Smith Echo.
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Posted 2010-November-04, 11:25

Yes partner can give you suit preference with the remaining club spots.
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