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HAND INFO
Hand
3145
Vul:
None
Dlr:
S
Contract:
4H S
Lead:
JS
West
North
54
AQJ7
K985
753
South
AQ2
K10843
103
AK9
East
Bidding
W
P
P
N
3H
P
E
P
P
S
1H
4H
Hand Info
Hand
3145
Vul:
None
Dlr:
S
Contract:
4H S
Lead:
JS
Bidding
W
P
P
N
3H
P
E
P
P
S
1H
4H
West
North
54
AQJ7
K985
753
South
AQ2
K10843
103
AK9
East
Hand Info
Hand
3145
Vul:
None
Dlr:
S
Contract:
4H S
Lead:
JS
Bidding
W
P
P
N
3H
P
E
P
P
S
1H
4H
West
North
54
AQJ7
K985
753
South
AQ2
K10843
103
AK9
East
Hand Info
Hand
3145
Vul:
None
Dlr:
S
Contract:
4H S
Lead:
JS
Bidding
W
P
P
N
3H
P
E
P
P
S
1H
4H
W
N
54
AQJ7
K985
753
S
AQ2
K10843
103
AK9
E
Answer
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Clue
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Lesson
South plays in 4H after a limit raise from North. The partnership agreement is that a limit raise promises four trumps so South was not worried that North would put down three crummy cards in hearts. West led the jack of spades and South won the trick. Trumps turned out to be two-two, leaving South with the pleasant chore of looking for an overtrick. If West has the ace of diamonds, there will be eleven easy tricks. Question: Is this the only play for an overtrick?
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