[mgoetze]

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Perhaps you should have gone for the 4-3 heart fit instead, but here you are now, with the chance to go for nearly 100% or nearly 0%. The first trick goes ♠6-♠5-♠9-... take it from here.

[nige1]

mgoetze, on 2015-April-19, 06:46, said:

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Perhaps you should have gone for the 4-3 heart fit instead, but here you are now, with the chance to go for nearly 100% or nearly 0%. The first trick goes ♠6-♠5-♠9-... take it from here.

My guess

Spoiler

Assuming that RHO would find some other bid with good support for both majors, you might conclude that LHO is short in ♣s. Then you would win ♠K, cross to ♥Q and run ♣T, hoping for the best.

[steve2005]

I think the only question is do you cash cask K♣ catering to singleton Q♣ before finessing ♣?probably not I think!?

[PhantomSac]

steve2005, on 2015-April-19, 08:37, said:

I think the only question is do you cash cask K♣ catering to singleton Q♣ before finessing ♣?probably not I think!?

I prefer to cater to stiff 4, stiff 5, stiff 6, and stiff 8 than to cater to stiff Q.

[mgoetze]

PhantomSac, on 2015-April-19, 17:03, said:

I prefer to cater to stiff 4, stiff 5, stiff 6, and stiff 8

But you can't, unless I'm missing something.

[wank]

Run the 10 of the board

[mgoetze]

wank, on 2015-April-19, 17:46, said:

Run the 10 of the board

Oh, right, that's probably even what I did, LOL. Happens when posting after midnight.

Anyway, it turned out lefty had ♣Qx, so I got a bottom. Glad everyone agreed that I should play righty for the queen.