Monday, April 13, 2009

A grand slam bid with jeffreyg




Dlr: E
Vul: All




A105

KJ92

AQ632

5


864

83

10875

K1064

Q32

Q

KJ94

Q9873


KJ87

A107654

void

AJ2



With opponents silent (my RHO the dealer, all VUL) the bidding went 1H-4C(splinter)-4D(cue)-4S(sA)-4NT(RKCB)-5D(0 or 3 KC)-7H (figuring with a ten card fit I did not care about HQ).

A club was led, I drew trump in two rounds ending in dummy (RHO pitching a diamond!, although with diamonds 4-4 nothing he did mattered) I ruffed a diamond, ruffed a club, ruffed a diamond, ruffed a club, and the Ace of diamonds dropped the King and I got rid of my spade guess. +2210 or 97.55%
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  1. Didier LEVYMay 15, 2011 at 6:50 AM

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