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#2
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Posted 2011-November-22, 14:34
Clearly, West thought East was about to be endplayed (swap the 2 for the K). The real culprit is the discarding as well as the horrific defense.
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"Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make them all yourself."
"One advantage of bad bidding is that you get practice at playing atrocious contracts."
-Alfred Sheinwold
#3
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Posted 2011-November-22, 15:30
Crocodile coup gone bad...that's tough. It'd be pretty cool if it had worked. Why East kept the club I don't know.
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#4
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Posted 2011-November-22, 16:02
East can tell he's never getting in, so it doesn't matter what cards he keeps.
GIB is unable to tell what information partner needs to know about its hand, which would be revealed by its discarding. And it can't imagine what problems partner might have.
GIB is unable to tell what information partner needs to know about its hand, which would be revealed by its discarding. And it can't imagine what problems partner might have.
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