Ex-junior (though I've now been playing longer as an 'oldie'). I play mostly in and around Oxford, occasionally national events.. My bridge took a bit of a nose-dive when I had my son, but I'm trying to play again!
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1st division of local club league, teams of 8 cross-imps, opponents competent but not expert. Standard carding.
The opponents ask to go through the auction, then West leads ♣A. East plays ♣4, and West continues with ♣6.
(If you play low, East plays the 8. If you play ♣T it holds. If you play ♣K East plays the 5)
So, the 17 imp question, how are you playing the trump suit? What inferences can you make from the lead, lack of bidding etc? Or is this eeny meeny miny moe territory?
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