16
June
2006

Bridge Problem

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Every year, my parents give me a bridge calendar for Christmas. I’m using and enjoying it more than ever this year. Most of the explanations are reasonable and make sense. A few weeks ago, however, I came across an explanation that I just don’t understand.

Here’s the problem description:

front

Looks like a heart and a diamond loser to me.

back

Maybe I don’t understand what “second hand low” means, but it sure looks like if East leads his J when he gets in, he’s still got his 10 waiting to take your fourth diamond.

Any ideas? Is it just a mistake by Mr. Alder?

I know at least one Life Master reads my blog…

3 Comments

  1. Paul UNITED STATES:

    If he leads the Jack, you will throw the six from you hand, and win the Queen on the board. You will then have his 10-5 surrounded by your K-9.

  2. erik SPAIN:

    Ahhh.. And then you lead through him! Right. I knew it was me not seeing something.

    Thanks.

  3. alan UNITED STATES:

    Go Fish.

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