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Make 5♠ on a Q♣ lead.
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Cute double dummy problem
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Posted 2008-April-10, 09:03
Nice problem.
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Posted 2008-April-10, 09:29
Hehehe 
, obvious 
, obvious
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Posted 2008-April-10, 11:36
Nice try to hide the ♣2 and 3, but this one is too well-known....
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Posted 2008-April-10, 13:16
Classic problem. The fact is, this hand actually occurred in real play and was played double-dummy to make. Or so the story goes....
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Posted 2008-April-10, 13:43
ArtK78, on Apr 10 2008, 02:16 PM, said:
Classic problem. The fact is, this hand actually occurred in real play and was played double-dummy to make. Or so the story goes....
Is this the one that supposedly happened in some POW camp?
Kevin Fay
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Posted 2008-April-10, 13:46
Par contest from the 50's, too easy for double dummy.
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