. Königliche Auktionsbrücke, mit voller Behandlung des neuen Grafen und mit vielen illustrativen Händen . würde atonce geführt werden, und als Y hat angedeutet, dass er nichts in thatsuit die Gegner wird es klar, in den ersten Runden. Dann, wenn Y sechs Diamanten hält, alle gut, Und das Ass der Keulen oder Pik, die vier oder fünf Herzen in Bshand und das viel gesuchte schwarze Ass werden gegen Z abragen und seinen Vertrag setzen. Als sein Partner Z verschoben hätte, hätte er den Hinweis nehmen und ihn bei drei Diamanten belassen sollen, die er durch das Einholen der Finesse in Trümpfen nach dem Sieg des ersten Herztricks mit dem AC gemacht hätte

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. Royal auction bridge, with full treatment of the new count and with many illustrative hands . would be led atonce, and as Y has intimated that he has nothing in thatsuit the adversaries will clear it up on the first rounds.Then unless Y holds six diamonds, all good, and theace of clubs or spades, the four or five hearts in Bshand and that much wanted black ace will scoreagainst Z and set his contract. When his partner shifted Z should have taken thehint and left it at three diamonds, which he would justhave made by taking the finesse in trumps after win-ning the first heart trick with the ace. But on his notrump contract, after passing two rounds of hearts, Zdare not take the diamond finesse with the established ROYAL AUCTION BRIDGE 141 hearts and two aces against him, so he tried to dropthe jack. That failing, he held on to his tenace in dia-monds and led the spade. B put on the ace, made histwo hearts and the ace of clubs and set the contract for100 points. Here is a case in which the adversarys partner givesthe original declarer the cue: <5 « A K 10 9 60 9 7 6* A K 4 3. Z dealt and bid a heart, A two clubs, Y and B pass-ing. Z went two hearts, there being as yet no signfrom either of the partners; A and Y both passed, butnow B bid three clubs. In spite of this Z went on tothree hearts, although it should have been evident tohim at this stage of the bidding that B had more thanhis average of two probable tricks and that thereforeY could not have anything. If Y has nothing it is not only impossible for Z togo game in hearts, but it is highly improbable that he 142 ROYAL AUCTION BRIDGE can come anywhere near his contract, especially with-out an ace in his hand. In spite of his partners assistance A did not imaginethat he could go game in clubs, so he passed, but Bdoubled three hearts and on the play they set the con-tract for 3CX) points. A led two rounds of clubs and on his partnersdown and out echo forced him. B overtrumped dummyand as he inferred A must hav

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
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• bookyear1912