How Do You Play? I

Source: Asociacion Española de Bridge

Problem 1: Dealer: South N/Vulnerable

 

Q 10 8 7
A Q 10 5 2
J 6 5
Q

 

 
 

A K J 9
7
A K 9
A 8 6 3 2

West North East South
      1
Paso 1 Paso 1
Paso 2 Paso 4NT
Paso 5* Paso 5**
Paso 5NT*** Paso 6
Fin      

* 1 de 5 keycards

** Trump Quenn asking

*** I have it, and I dont have Kings

Lead: J

First Trick: J, Q,K,A…how do you play? Click Aqui para ver la Solucion

 

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