| 9.1 |
A reminder in passing:
you announce your points first without filling in the little paper
if you have not got 8 honours points. |
| 9.2 |
Show the logic of a lead
from "a short-headed sequence": if you lead in a long suit there is
a high risk of being trumped and so losing the advantage of the lead. |
| 9.3 |
Find examples of this
kind of trick and note the most probable: the Ace of Trumps, the King
of Trumps after the Ace, an Ace lead from a suit where there is no
void in the hands, the King of that suit if there is a doubleton in
hand and dummy, etc… |
| 9.4 |
Ask why this 9 has no
chance of taking a trick and approve of answers of this kind: "because
there is no master card in dummy on which to discard it" |
| 9.5 |
When you outline the
explanation for the plan of a game in Trumps, settle for the moment
with showing them this power of trumps thanks to which one can transform
losers into winners. |
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