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#1 kaderschau

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Posted 2015-August-27, 09:23

I'm east declaring 4♥, lead A♦, pair bridge.

It went down 2, is it possible to play, so that it only goes down 1?

Thought of trump shortage, but I'm lacking transitions.

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#2 Cyberyeti

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Posted 2015-August-27, 09:47

What was played at trick 2 ?

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#3 mgoetze

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Posted 2015-August-27, 11:29

If you click "GIB" on the diagram you've created here you'll see that best play by both sides leads to down 2 after the ♦A lead.

"One of the painful things about our time is that those who feel certainty are stupid, and those with any imagination and understanding are filled with doubt and indecision"
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#4 neilkaz

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Posted 2015-August-27, 13:00

mgoetze, on 2015-August-27, 11:29, said:

If you click "GIB" on the diagram you've created here you'll see that best play by both sides leads to down 2 after the ♦A lead.

When I click on GIB, red 1's and 2's and green = signs come up and I can't come close to understanding what it is trying to tell me.

But yeah, losing 1♦ 2♠ and 2 trumps looks normal.

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#5 BillPatch

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Posted 2015-August-27, 13:55

neilkaz, on 2015-August-27, 13:00, said:

When I click on GIB, red 1's and 2's and green = signs come up and I can't come close to understanding what it is trying to tell me.

But yeah, losing 1♦ 2♠ and 2 trumps looks normal.

When you press GIB before the opening lead the thirteen red and green symbols refer to the double dummy results possible for leading each card. A red 2 signifies down 2; a red 1, down 1, and an green = that the contract could be made on that lead with no overtricks. A green number would signify that number of overtricks were possible.