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[Event "##Teams: Club Championship -- Defending with a Strong Suit"]
[Site "##MIT/DL Bridge Club"]
[Date "2012.05.22"]
[Board "11"]
[West ""]
[North ""]
[East ""]
[South ""]
[Dealer "E"]
[Vulnerable "None"]
[Deal "E:74.J9.AQJT92.752 AKQT6.A872.654.K 953.KT54.K.A9863 J82.Q63.873.QJT4"]
{<i>                                                  Deal rotated for convenience.</i>}
[Scoring ""]
[Declarer "S"]
[Contract "2S"]
[Result ""]
{\n
You make a textbook weak two diamond opening: a strong suit of exactly six
cards in less than an opening hand.  South overcalls in spades and plays
there.  Plan the defense.}
[Auction "E"]
2D 2S AP
[Play "W"]
DK
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[Event "##"]
[Site "##MIT/DL Bridge Club"]
[Date "2012.05.22"]
[Board "11"]
[West ""]
[North ""]
[East ""]
[South ""]
[Dealer "E"]
[Vulnerable "None"]
[Deal "E:74.J9.AQJT92.752 AKQT6.A872.654.K 953.KT54.K.A9863 J82.Q63.873.QJT4"]
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[Result ""]
{\n
Partner would lead the \DK if it were singleton or doubleton.  On some
occasions, it is correct to for partner to lead the king from \DKxx, but this
is not one of them.  He would do in case he might want to retain the lead:  if
(1) he was already known to have diamond length, likely by raising; and (2) he
thought it likely a shift would be correct.  Besides, with most hands
containing \DKxx, he would have raised.  So this time, you know for sure that
you want to play a second round of diamonds.

You could signal that you like the suit.  How would you do that?  The \DQ
might be interpreted as a suit preference request for an emergency heart
shift.  Maybe the \DJ or 9 would do it most of the time, but not this time. 
Partner cannot get it right, having only the one diamond.

When you know what has to be done, and you can do it without partner's help,
do it!  Win the \DA and continue with top diamonds.  As it turns out, you
cannot set the contract, but you can get five tricks:  three diamonds, the \CA
and the \HK.  You will shift to a heart after cashing the diamonds, won't you?

<i>- Pete Matthews</i>}
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