The correct contract is 6
because there is an eight card fit and two distribution points in
the two hands.
b)
The losers:
* in Spades:
0
except if
there are four Spades in the same hand
* in Hearts:
1
* in Diamonds:
0
* in Clubs:
1
c)
The hopes of a win are:
* either in the favourable
position of the Queen of Hearts
* or in the favourable
position of the King of Clubs
Just one of these two
conditions is sufficient
d)
You start by drawing Trumps
and finishing in dummy
e)
You continue with the
Jack of Clubs allowed to run…
**
Correction of deal No.
2
There should be a great fight between the two camps!
North opens and, on the
basis of South's little paper, bids 1
(there are only 25 DH); East asks for the little paper and finding
24 DH thanks to the nine card fit in Hearts bids 1;
as North has a bit of leeway, he bids on his turn 2,
which pushes the opposition to 2;
North will have the last word with 3
on which the opponents can only pass …whew!
Comprehension
questions
a)
What score is best between
3 + 1 or
3 just
made?
b)
You have 28 H points in
the two hands without an eight fit in major: what contract do you
play? Why?
because there is an eight card fit and two distribution points in
the two hands. 
(there are only 25 DH); East asks for the little paper and finding
24 DH thanks to the nine card fit in Hearts bids 1
;
as North has a bit of leeway, he bids on his turn 2
+ 1 or
3