i****e
发帖数: 642 | 1 Let me give it a try. Win lead, ruff 3rd round of club. Clear trumps.
Reach the following situation.
ＫＴ３
-
ＡＴ５
-
６
９
Ｊ４３
８
If both opps follow on 3rd C. We now play S6, cover whatever west plays.
East is endplayed. East could cash last C if he has it (dummy discard
D), and then has to return S or D, which gives 10th trick.
If west has 5 C, east will be endplayed after we play S. If east has 5
C, we play C8 (dummy discards S) to throw into him. He can cash one
more club and we discard S6 from ha... 阅读全帖 |
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c****u
发帖数: 3277 | 2 west looks like holding 7-4-2-0 or something like that, so I need
to take HA, try D, he'd duck one D, then I'll play the second D, drive out
DA, his best return was HJ, I'll take HK, unblock
H9, try a club to CJ, east has to duck to create any problems, then I cash
two
D, play H8, west can't duck it, otherwise he'd be endplayed, thus he
has to take it and shootback H, I take H7, play S to S9 to endplay him
again, so they take 1S, 1H 1D...
over |
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p*********6
发帖数: 679 | 3 I am sure there is a better line out there. But I would play as follows.
Draw trumps (keeping trump K); Cash H AK; exit C;
- if W wins, the contract becomes cold (at best W plays another C, S then
discards H; W canot avoid being endplayed when E switches to D).
- if E wins, E has to switch to D (if C, S discards H, W canot avoid being
endplayed); assuming W wins and switches back to C; if E has CK, declarer
ruffs and plays H. Now if H is 3-3 or Q in W hand, declarer can still get
the 10th trick ... 阅读全帖 |
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i****e
发帖数: 642 | 4 Here is whole picture. Please correct me if wrong.
Win the lead. Play AK in H D and C, reaching 6-card ending:
５
Ｑ３
Ｑ６
Ｊ
Ａ９８
８
５
Q
Now we already know whether west has any 4+ cards in H D or C. If he doesn't
have any 4+ suit beside S, we cash all H D C winners, and endplay west in S
if needed.
If west has 4+ C, we cash two red Qs, and at 4-card ending, he will have
either SJTx Cx or SJT Cxx. For the former, we strip his C, and endplay him
with S. For latter, we set up a S.
If west has a 4+ red s... 阅读全帖 |
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D********g
发帖数: 650 | 5 manual上列的，请大家帮忙看看靠不靠谱，另外，车子保修已经过了，还有必要去
dealder做保养吗？
Change engine oil and replace oil filter
inspect tires for wear and rotate
inspect brake parts/shoes/rotors/drums, brake lines & hoses, and parking
brake system
inspect wheel ends for endplay and noise
inspect engine cooling system and hoses
inspect exhaust system and heat shields
inspect steering linkage, ball joints, suspension and, if equipped, half
shafts, drveshaft and U-joints
Replace fuel filter
replace cabin air filter
inspect automati... 阅读全帖 |
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r****y
发帖数: 397 | 6 除了oil change外，还有：
Inspect brake pads/shoes/rotors/drums, brake lines & hoses, and parking
brake system
Inspect wheel ends for endplay and noise
Inspect engine cooling system and hoses
Inspect exhaust system and heat shields
Inspect steering linkage, suspension and if equipped driveshaft and ball
joints
Inspect tires for wear and rotate
Replace engine air filter
Replace fuel filter
Replace cabin air filter, if equipped
Change automatic transmission/transaxle fluid on all vehicles equipped with
AX... 阅读全帖 |
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r****y
发帖数: 397 | 7 少了oil change和Inspect wheel ends for endplay and noise |
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s********e
发帖数: 31 | 8 Interesting hand, east is squeezed in 3 suits.
(1) pitch a spade, ended up the actual play
(2) pitch a diamond, you can cash Club and exit with a club to endplay him
(3) pitch a club, even worse.
His partner could helped him by not pitching clubs when you cash diamond.
But the opening lead look really like a 4th best.
Nice played! |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 9 It seems the only way to make this is to take a dummy
reversal -- taking 3 ruffs -- and then endplay South in D.
So 3D + 6 trumps. Defenders probably fell from grace by
trying to take a forcing game. |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 10 ... try this. I played this hand about 3 years ago. Bidding
went
You West North East
1C 1H x P
1N P 2N P
3N all pass
West leads the H2 (3rd or 5th).
AK43
Q54
Q84
1098
1062
A86
A102
AQ72
For answer, see
http://alumni.caltech.edu/~qingyang/bridge/sep17.html. |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 11 In that case he doesn't have to endplay you: he can set up a S and a C pitch.
I think the best chance is to play partner for DQ so switch to a low D. If he
has CK instead, the trick you blow may be immaterial anyway as you still have
control in S, the only thing he can set up for pitch.
Occasionally it's right to find pd's ruff. In many cases the declarer blasted
to game not due to the strength, rather due to the 2nd suit. But either of the
black suits will be fairly weak so chances are, if he h |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 12 Play suggests that west has 4-3-3-3 shape and she was thinking of overruffing
but was afraid of getting endplayed afterwards.
So play 3 rounds of C, ruff in dummy and exit with a H and hope west leads to
your SAT. |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 13 A D lead would break up the endplay in D and. When East gets in 1st time, he
can simply play DJ to knockout the DA. When get in second time, E can cash
trump (so south cannot ruff C) and cash D, and give E a D ruff if the D8's in
south's hand. NS can get no more than 3S, 2C, and 2D. |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 14 1S is cold by South, but 2S by north is cold now that DT is not through, East
will be endplayed eventually there.
he
in |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 15 I'm probably wrong here. It looks East can keep leading D and give west a D
ruff.
Now the D contract by North looks attracting. 8 tricks might be possible --
the best East can do is to lead DK and then DJ, but East will be endplayed
twice then.
East
time,
cash
D8's |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 16 The 4 hands:
QJ98
76432
K2
QT
T54 AK73
A5 KJT
AQ763 5
J62 A9743
62
Q98
JT984
K85
Result at other table: +400 EW, our result, +430 EW, -1 imp.
Postmortem:
As you can see, it's quite hard to defeat this contract. In fact, you are kind
of endplayed on lead |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 17 Looks easy, you either have to bring in the C, or try for a strip squeeze
against E, when he has to protect both C and S. You run D to find out possible
distribution of E 1st.
If west shows more than 1D, then you come to the ending
- x - AQTx vs Ax KJ x. East will have to keep 2S and 3C so he can't keep any
H, and you endplay him with a S.
The worst case is when west shows a total of 3 cards in S and D, then you need
to guess whether he bid H with 7 or 8 cards.
up |
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c****u
发帖数: 3277 | 18 play low. If you play high and return C, the defense is effective only
when LHO holds QJxx xx AJxx KJxx, in that case, he'd open 1C for sure.
Declarer may hold Qxxxx xx AJ KJxx, in that case you have to play low
otherwise, you may crash partner's SJ, which is your setting trick.
And you can't blame partner not to play SJ after SA, cause partner
may think her SJ can score a trick if declarer holds SKQ9xx.
Also, you don't need to worry about endplays, cause dummy also holds
3 spades.
an
it
entry |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 19 Bingo.
这题有两个重点。在发现西家三张黑桃之后，第一，不能先出CA，而要先放小到明手CQ
，以防西家缺门；第二，梅花要在红心之前先出，否则如果红心被超将，你不知道怎么
处理梅花。最佳顺序为：SA, Cx to CQ, SK, D ruff, HK, HA, H ruff, small S to
endplay west |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 20 East may not know to split HQJ, especially if he has 4 hearts. From East
perspective, declarer may have HATxx, partner has Kx. Declarer is going to
play HA and Hx to endplay someone. West has to unblock HK under HA. In such
a case, splitting HQJ will be fatal. |
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p*********6
发帖数: 679 | 21 如果只讨论东家四张将牌红心缺门的情况，那简单: SA; S ruff; DQ; small H to
endplay E; |
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p*********6
发帖数: 679 | 22 我写错（H->C): 如果只讨论东家四张将牌红心缺门的情况，那简单: SA; S ruff; DQ;
small C (not H) to endplay E; 但实战中，谁都会先拔1轮CA吧？ |
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p*********6
发帖数: 679 | 23 It seems not too difficult if just to play for make.
- 3 rounds of S;
- play C (unblocking J from hand) to endplay E;
- dummy has 2 entries, hA and cT, to finess dA and later to cash 1d;
so you will get 6s,2h,1d and 3c for 12 tricks |
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 24 You can play east to hold all the HCPs.
win SK, play CA, and low C to C9, if east holds CKx, he would be thrown in
immediately, then he has to return D to have a chance to beat it. Suppose he
returns Dx, you cover west's DT or J, cash clubs and pay attention to east
pitches to end play east again. If east returns DT or DJ or even DK, you can
allow him to win and win D later.
If east holds CKxx, he has to return C back and you still can pay attention
to his
discard. He may hold 6-2-2-3, in that ... 阅读全帖 |
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v**********e
发帖数: 1295 | 25 举个例子，一次比赛中，我同伴开叫1S，右手直接4H，我拿着四张支持的半均邀请牌，
很尴尬地加了倍。因为同伴的开叫可能基于一手均牌（出现概率较高），也可能是一手
非均的做庄牌。另一桌4S endplay MK，事后想想有四张支持还是要扑。 |
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w****b
发帖数: 623 | 26 东是在你扔方块之后扔的方块。红心是个进手可以break up你的endplay。这是最好的
防守。在你扔掉黑心J之后，西也垫一张黑心，这样你仍然需要猜断，而猜对也打不成7。 |
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v**********e
发帖数: 1295 | 27 Ok, S/H could be switched to become a heart broken problem.
We can use CA as another entry for elimination, and Txx-Kxx in C is good
enough for an endplay. |
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 28 You still didn't realize how dangerous 2C can be.
Suppose the bidding goes like: 1D 2C 2H 2S:
Now you show 4S +5C, you partner holds Ax xxxx AQJx QJx
so he bids 3C to set up trumps. Now you have a problem, your 3D only shows 3
+D.
Anyway, you bid 3D. Now your partner knows that his H holding is weak. So he
bids 3S as a cuebid.
Now what? 4C is waiting. 4D is RKC in C, you are endplayed. Still, you are
smart, so you just bid 6D to end this nonsense. However, your partner is
also smart. You jump to... 阅读全帖 |
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b***y
发帖数: 2804 | 29 In reality, the preempter holds HAQ, SQJ, CQ. But basically just need HQ on side, then declarer can eliminate spades and diamonds, and play a small club from dummy to endplay the opponents (note how important C8 is).
You can definitely construct hands where 4H or even 3H has no chance. You can also say that these expert players are very undisciplined. But the fact still remains, that "they" win much more games than we do.
Also note that this is not really a perfect "magic hand": the mirror shape... 阅读全帖 |
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 30 As I said, the most valuable discussions come from why and how, not what.
You couldn't even provide any bridge argument on why you have to bid 4H with
an 8 losers hand when your partner only shows an invitational or better
hand without a lot of distributions. Yet, you catch a really good hand to
fit your DQxx, HKT9x and CJ9xx to have a less than 50% game, which can be
made in the real layout. If you do a simulation to give your RHO a hand with
6 good spades, less than 10 HCP and often some dist... 阅读全帖 |
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 31 This line is very strange. Suppose partner's signal is real, he must hold 3
spades because he plays trump echo. Therefore, declarer holds only 5 spades,
perhaps something like KJTxx xx Axxx xx. Partner's D8 has to show some
interest in D. The safest return now is certainly H. because declarer may
have some problems return to hand. D return is also usually safe, unless
partner signals D8 from 8x. Even if that's the case, I don't think it
matters because it's also cold. One interesting case is th... 阅读全帖 |
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p***r
发帖数: 20570 | 32 I wasn't saying it's a clear play. However, in this situation, if declarer
is very likely to hold a shortness and you hold 5 or more diamonds, then
declarer usually has D shortness. Based on this guess, it's normal to
encourage H. If declarer holds 2H + 1D, D switch shouldn't work in many
layouts because declarer can ruff one D and end play partner later with a
lot of good club holdings like AJx, KQT.
Basically, if my partner can find this defensive play, I would really say it
's a reasonable ga... 阅读全帖 |
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i****e
发帖数: 642 | 33 I agree that H is the only choice, not only because it defeats 3NT, but as
previous two post analyzed, other choices are not attractive at all. So I
think the first mistake was a non-heart lead.
He lead SJ, a bad choice in my opinion, but it is not the end of the defense
. Declarer won with SQ. A low diamond was led from dummy. Pard played DJ,
and declarer DA. Isn't is obvious that pard is playing from JTx or JT?
He did not drop DQ. That is the second mistake. Declarer play another D, and
let DQ... 阅读全帖 |
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j*******e
发帖数: 2168 | 34 I didn't think I would have any problem establishing a H, since RHO would
likely return H; but maybe you are right, playing H first may increase the
chances of endplaying RHO.
RHO |
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j*******e
发帖数: 2168 | 35 W should be 1417.
The end situation is:
-
A
x
Axx
A
x
-
Qxx
Play your last S and plan to discard dummy's D. If W discards a H, play HA
and small clubs from both hands to endplay him; if W keeps all his H, play
CA and Cx to establish a C. |
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i****e
发帖数: 642 | 36 As I said, endplay is an illusion. Dummy will be squeezed to bare CQ, or
give up the last D winner. Either way you have an exit.
after |
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v**********e
发帖数: 1295 | 37 It is a very interesting hand. It is more likely a BridgeMaster problem
rather than real hands. A perfect hand for ACBL bulletin dealer problem.
It includes some elements of "Morton's fork", avoidance, and a throw-in
endplay. Not easy to figure out all the possibilities at the table. |
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v**********e
发帖数: 1295 | 38 It is a very interesting hand. It is more likely a BridgeMaster problem
rather than real hands. A perfect hand for ACBL bulletin dealer problem.
It includes some elements of "Morton's fork", avoidance, and a throw-in
endplay. Not easy to figure out all the possibilities at the table. |
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