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take the K spade from south lead a dia from southCASE 1: west does not play the king In this case north plays small and south wins this trickThen north takes the ace of dia in the next trick, then takes two spade tricks and gives a spade trick to east.the east, at this point has only hearts, so, the east is forced to give one heart trick to north, then north gets two more spade tricks and two club tricks in south to complete the required 10!
CASE 2: west plays the king on the dia leadthen, take the trick with the ace from north
take the K spade from south lead a dia from southCASE 1: west does not play the king In this case north plays small and south wins this trickThen north takes the ace of dia in the next trick, then takes two spade tricks and gives a spade trick to east.the east, at this point has only hearts, so, the east is forced to give one heart trick to north, then north gets two more spade tricks and two club tricks in south to complete the required 10!
CASE 2: west plays the king on the dia leadthen, take the trick with the ace from north
then pick the two spade tricks from north and give a spade trick to east
discard all your diamonds from south on these spade trickseast's hand is H AQ98765, D 8
South is C AKJ98765
North is S 32, H KJ10, D 32, C 2
we come to west's hand in a little while CASE 2 a): east takes the diamond trick and then the ace of heart and then leads heart
in this case north takes two heart tricks, two spade tricks, and gives south two club tricks to finish with the required 10
CASE 2 b): east takes the diamond trick and then gives a heart to northnow, North takes two spade tricks at this point north has two hearts, a diamond and a club
south has 4 clubs
now, consider west's hand
if west has at most 2 clubs, then north leads a club and takes all 4 tricks down south (we need only 3)
if west has no diamond, then north takes a diamond trick and then gives the lead to south to cash the two club tricks
so, west must have at least 1 diamond and at least 3 club, which means all hearts have been discarded
this is good news because now, west cannot lead the hand back to east's heart ace
in this case north gives a diamond to west
and then west is forced to give 3 club tricks to south
CASE 2 c): east gives a heart trick to north11:12 PM north in this case returns the diamond trick to south, and then we are back to either case 1, or case 2
CASE 2 d): east takes the ace of heart and then gives a heart trick
in this case north picks two heart tricks
11:13 PM then two spade tricks
and two club tricks
to finish with the required 10
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