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HAND INFO
Hand
4591
Vul:
Both
Dlr:
S
Contract:
4H S
Lead:
KS
West
AK75
J108
AQ763
2
North
Q10943
A653
K8
KJ
South
East
Bidding
W
DBL
P
N
2NT
P
E
P
P
S
1H
4H
Hand Info
Hand
4591
Vul:
Both
Dlr:
S
Contract:
4H S
Lead:
KS
Bidding
W
DBL
P
N
2NT
P
E
P
P
S
1H
4H
West
AK75
J108
AQ763
2
North
Q10943
A653
K8
KJ
South
East
Hand Info
Hand
4591
Vul:
Both
Dlr:
S
Contract:
4H S
Lead:
KS
Bidding
W
DBL
P
N
2NT
P
E
P
P
S
1H
4H
West
AK75
J108
AQ763
2
North
Q10943
A653
K8
KJ
South
East
Hand Info
Hand
4591
Vul:
Both
Dlr:
S
Contract:
4H S
Lead:
KS
Bidding
W
DBL
P
N
2NT
P
E
P
P
S
1H
4H
W
AK75
J108
AQ763
2
N
Q10943
A653
K8
KJ
S
E
Answer
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Clue
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Lesson
South opened 1H and West made a takeout double. This was dangerous but West had decided to bid diamonds if East were to bid clubs. Do this at your own risk. In fact, there is a convention called Equal Level Conversion that caters to the situation where you double and then bid diamonds over partner's clubs. This West was not using that convention. He was just trusting to luck. He got it. Over West's double, North bid 2NT, which shows a limit raise or better and four card or longer support. South went to game and West got to lead. His lead against 4H was the king of spades, East playing the jack. Question: What now?
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J108
AQ763
2 Q10943 A653 K8 KJ AK75 J108 AQ763 2 Q10943 A653 K8 KJ 
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