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4 West leads K.
Declarer cashes A-K,
discovering the bad break. It seems declarer must lose 2
trumps and 2 diamonds but it is an illusion.
Declarer plays 3 rounds of hearts ruffing in hand and then
cashes 3 clubs ending in dummy bringing his total tricks to 9
and plays the last heart. What can East do? If he ruffs south
discards a diamond and perforce scores one of his trumps and
if east dosen't ruff south scores a trump "en
passant"
!Well played!
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