Bridge Defense Flashcards

1
Q

What should you lead against NT?

A

with perfect sequence of 3 or more cards lead top card

with a broken sequence of 3 or more cards lead top card
from an interior sequence

From an interior sequence, lead the top of touching honors

from a holding of 4 or more cards containing at least one honor (not a sequence of 3) lead the fourth-best card

from a holding of 3 cards containing 1 honor or 2 non-touching honors lead the bottom card

from 3 cards containing touching honors lead the top honor

lead the top card from a doubleton

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2
Q

What should you lead from 3 or 4 small cards?

A

top card with 3; second best card with 4

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3
Q

Do you lead the same card for a suit contract as for a NT contract?

A

yes with 2 exceptions 1. do not underlead an ace 2. lead the higher of touching honors

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4
Q

What is an attitude signal?

A

when partner leads to a trick, and you have the opportunity to signal, play a high card to encourage that suit or a low card to discourage.

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5
Q

What is a count signal?

A

When declarer leads to a trick and you have the opportunity to signal, play a high card to show an even number of cards in the suit or a low card to show an odd number.

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6
Q

If partner leads a spot card and dummy has no honor in the suit, why is it recommended for third hand to play high?

A

to prevent declarer from winning an undeserved trick and you may promote one or more of your partner’s cards.

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7
Q

when partner has lead a high spot card, denying an honor, and you hold one honor (not the ace), should you play this card in third position?

A

No

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8
Q

when playing in third seat and you have cards of equal value, which card should you play?

A

the lower or lowest

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9
Q

in third seat when your top card can beat dummy’s honor, and dummy plays low, what should you do?

A

play your second highest card when it is nine or higher when the dummy plays low.

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10
Q

when leading against a NT contract what 2 things must you consider?

A

the chance of setting up tricks in the suit and the risk of giving away a trick. Leading from Q J !0 5 meets both concerns.

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11
Q

when leading against a NT contract, should you lead your strongest suit if it has been bid by the opponents?

A

No

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12
Q

When leading against NT and your hand is very weak, should you lead your longest suit?

A

No, it may be better to lead one of your shorter suits in the hope it might be a good suit for partner.

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13
Q

What should be your lead against 6NT?

A

a passive lead - do not lead away from an honor.

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14
Q

if you held S K Q 8 5 2, what would you lead against NT? what would you lead against a suit contract

A

K (top of touching honors) for suit contract; 5 (fourth from longest and strongest) for NT

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