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45 - January 2024

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RUFFING PLAYS [4]

The nightmare of any declarer who aims at ruffing his losers is obviously to be overruffed with an illegitimate trump
by one of the defenders. To avoid this disastrous fate, we have several methods at our disposal. The most obvious is of course to ruff high… but first you need to have the means to do so, which is not always the case. Another solution is to ruff early. Example:

WNES
1♠
Pass2♠Pass2NT
Pass3Pass3
Pass4Pass4♠

Lead: K, won with the Ace.

You play matchpoint pairs.

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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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