Teacher's Manual

	7 4   A 9 2   A Q 6 5 3   9 5 2
J 10 9 8 2   8 7 6 3   4 2   6 4		N		Q 6 3   5 4   J 10 9 7   Q J 10 8
	W		E
		S
	A K 5   K Q J 10   K 8   A K 7 3

Lead: J
Defence: Top of sequence lead
Declarer: Eastablish the dummy’s Diamonds by conceding one trick to the defence, before playing the Hearts.

	Q 10 9 5 4   K J 7   8 4   J 9 7
K J   9 8 6 3   K J 5 2   A K Q		N		6 3 2   A 5 2   A Q 3   6 4 3 2
	W		E
		S
	A 8 7   Q 10 4   10 9 7 6   10 8 5

Lead: 4
Bidding: don’t bid the useless level of 4NT with 27 HCP.
Defence: play the highest in third position on the lead.
Declarer: in hand with the King of Spades, he will have to play short-hand honors first in Diamonds.
If he hasn’t discarded a Club in the dummy, the last one will be high once he has played A K Q of Clubs.

	A 4   A K 5 2   A 8 4   Q 10 5 2
Q 10 6   J 9 8   Q J 10 9   7 4 3		N		K 8 5 3 2   Q 10 7 4   7 6   A 6
	W		E
		S
	J 9 7   6 3   K 5 3 2   K J 9 8

Lead: 2
Defence: must play the right card in third position
The declarer can only win eight tricks.

	8 7 5 3   9 3 2   Q J 8 4   K 7
J 10 6   K J 5   A 9 7 5 2   4 2		N		K Q 9 4   A Q 7   K 6   Q 10 9 8
	W		E
		S
	A 2   10 8 6 4   10 3   A J 6 5 3

Lead: 3
Defence: South must persist with his Clubs to establish one length trick after the lead and return in Clubs,