West led the ♠A and another
spade. East followed with the ♠10. On the second round,
South won the second spade
in the hand and led the ♦3.
West hopped up with ♦A and
continued with third spade. The
diamonds broke badly to set
up, so South was held to four
spades and on trick in each of
the other suits.
South should have attacked
clubs. South is sure of getting
three club tricks by overtaking
dummy’s ♣10 on the second
round of clubs, In fact, South
may end up with nine tricks. He
chose the wrong suit and made
a wrong move.
Life is not about all the
wrong moves you made. Life is
about the one right move that
made all the difference.
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