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1998 World Championships |
Rosenblum
Cup |
Qualifying |
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NS |
Rombaut |
Bessis |
EW |
Raulund |
Pedersen |
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Board 22. Dealer East. EW Game |
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ª |
10 9 8 6 3 |
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© |
J 5 2 |
¨ |
K J 10 |
§ |
A 9 |
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K Q J 4 |
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7 2 |
© |
Q 6 |
© |
A 10 8 3 |
¨ |
9 8 7 5 4 3 |
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A Q 6 |
§ |
J |
§ |
K 10 3 2 |
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ª |
A 5 |
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© |
K 9 7 4 |
¨ |
2 |
§ |
Q 8 7 6 5 4 |
West |
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North |
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East |
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South |
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1NT¹ |
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Pass |
3¨² |
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Pass |
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Pass |
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Dble |
Pass |
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3ª |
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Pass |
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Pass |
Dble |
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Pass |
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4¨ |
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Pass |
Pass |
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Dble |
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All Pass |
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¹ 12-14
² To play, 6+ cards |
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Director called just
after end of hand. The double of 3ª
was described as penalties on the S/W side of the screen, but as takeout (and
alerted) on the N/E side. After a spade lead, North ducked when West led the
§J, so West played the king from
dummy for an overtrick. It takes an opening heart lead to beat 4¨. |
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4¨ not doubled, with a heart lead, N/S
+100. Law 75C. |
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