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43 - NOVEMBER 2023

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RUFFING Plays [PART 3]

Sometimes, declarer doesn’t have the possibility of a ruff in the short hand at the start of the play, but he can manage to create one thanks to a discard. Let’s illustrate this with a very simple example:

WNES
1
Pass2♣Pass2NT
Pass3Pass3♠
Pass3NTPass4
Pass4NTPass5♠
Pass6

Lead: ♣3.

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Marc Kerlero

An FFB-certified teacher, Marc Kerlero has been teaching bridge since 1980. The former Junior European champion and many-time French champion is also the author of around fifteen works, including the best-sellers Bidding User Manual or Improve your Defence. He responds to FAQs on his website “Amour du Bridge” (“Love of Bridge”).

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