Here are three in a row that I bid in the last three days. The first one I looked at on the teaching table and immediately saw the mistake. I was so happy that I made the same mistake the next day.
The third one came up a few moments ago at the (online) club (Stepbridge) and was a somewhat different problem.
The first two are from robot tourneys and I managed 6NT-1 making the same error.
Number 1.
A nice flat hand, I'd be interested to hear what others would do.
♦10 led
Number 2.
An almost identical problem, This time I went for a Soloway Jump shift.
♦6 led
After messing up number 1 I remembered how to do it this time and then had a senior moment and lost the plot. Everyone made it but me.
Number 3.
Stepbridge is hosted on a Dutch server so the 10's are T's.
Everyone here was in 6♥. My partner and I play a version of Standard Australian with a tinge of Gaelic. It's melis. You can imagine how that works out most of the time.
2♣ For sure I have a strong hand boyo.
2 ♦ Really, tell me more mate.
3NT I can definitely make game.
long pause - thinks - couldn't you have slowed it down a bit? OK
4♦ transfer to hearts - I wonder if he'll pick it?
4NT - nope he's determined.
6NT pass pass pass.
Bridge in Australia.
♣7 led
In one variation I reached this ending.
It sort of had a flavour of a squeeze, but not quite...
With North on lead to make the last four tricks.
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6/7♦ is a better contract. The best hope in 6NT is to duck a ♥. Pilowsky is well aware of both these facts