won and hearts. Cy and when the it. led the STEWART spade, He win won the and East win next led the the paper. continue spades, said in dismay, DAILY Cy the and 6C WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2024 West took THE the TENNESSEAN Cynic middle age as to know better when old enough but young enough to keep doing it is in play his 40s; was typically old impetuous. enough anyway.
Cy not has to no play rush without to finesse thinking, to know He doing but he keeps Cy won the heart with At 3NT, ace Cy and has led nine a tricks. spade to and If instead East-West played with his queen. West took the king to The Cynic a low but took the ace and jack, Cy ended with the 10 and allowed. top tricks started with. same eight bid 3NT on your North an ace and you went No rush your left, opens one diamond.
Your play was typically impetuous. He has no rush to in spades. Cy can win the heart in his hand and lead the ace and a low spade. As it hap- pens, the king falls from West, and Cy has nine tricks. If instead East-West played low spades, Cy would win the next heart in dummy and lead a third spade toward his queen.
He would win two spade tricks when the lie of the cards allowed. Daily question You hold: 9 10 9 8 6 9 8 7 5. The dealer, at your left, opens one diamond. Your partner doubles, and the next player bids three diamonds. What do you say? Answer: Your jump-raise is weak and preemptive, and you must not let yourself be intimidated.
You probably have a nine-card heart and at least half the deck in high cards. Even though your queen of diamonds may be a wasted card for bid three hearts. South dealer N-S vulnerable BRIDGE FRANK started with. Doing it anyway wait for your answers? Find all the puzzle answers at answers.usatoday.com better but young enough to keep say? doing it anyway. Cy is in his forties; old enough to know not to play jump-raise is weak and preemptive, without thinking, but he keeps doing and you must not let yourself be it.
At 3NT, Cy won the first heart nine-card heart fit and at least half the with ace and led a spade to deck in high cards. Even though your finesse with his queen. king to continue hearts. The Cynic card for offense, bid three hearts. ace and a low spade, but East took the ten and jack, and Cy ended with the same eight top tricks bid 3NT on your North said in dismay, had an ace you went NO RUSH Cy can win the and lead it happens, the king falls from West, low would heart in dummy and lead a third spade toward his queen.
would two spade tricks the lie of cards had QUESTION You hold: 9 10 9 8 6 Opening lead 9 8 7 5. The dealer, at ANSWER: Your intimidated. You probably have a queen of diamonds may be a wasted South dealer N-S vulnerable NORTH 6 4 3 A 5 2 7 6 4 2 6 4 2 WEST EAST 9 10 8 7 in spades. 10 9 8 6 7 3 first heart in his hand 9 10 8 5 ace and a low spade. As 8 7 5 10 9 SOUTH A 5 2 4 A 3 A 3 South West North East 2 Pass 2 Pass 3 NT All Pass Tribune Content Agency, LLC words on a blank sheet We put special brain-busting words into the grid of letters.
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