[manudude03]

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Well, in my last thread, there was a pretty large majority for 4S. The hands have been rotated to make South declarer. In this new polarization, West leads the ♥K on which East plays the ♥Q. West now switches to the ♦2. Plan the play.

Int+ please hide answers.

edit: I may as well put this in for good measure. The opponents will definitely not have a singleton for their 1NT opening. Oh yeah, teams scoring before anyone starts asking why it's not simply 11 tricks.

[eagles123]

well, we can see from the bidding that West has most of the spades and East most of the hearts:)

a possible shape for west

4234

making east

1615

that's my guess anyway

We have a definite heart loser and a definite diamond loser. I think i will duck this trick maybe its stiff ace in east.

who knows interesting hand

Eagles

[akwoo]

Questions: What is the opponents' carding? Do they systemically open 1N on two doubletons?

Also, I won't ask this one, but I'll look at their convention card: What's their lead from AKx(xx)? And do they look sophisticated enough to know to agree to reverse this for AK doubleton?

[manudude03]

akwoo, on 2015-February-16, 18:41, said:

Questions: What is the opponents' carding? Do they systemically open 1N on two doubletons?

Also, I won't ask this one, but I'll look at their convention card: What's their lead from AKx(xx)? And do they look sophisticated enough to know to agree to reverse this for AK doubleton?

1N can be 2 doubletons if there are otherwise rebid problems. They lead A from AKxxx (and K from AK doubleton).

[akwoo]

Spoiler

I think East has a diamond void, and duck.