Solution: How Do You Play I?

Source: Asociacion Española de Bridge

 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 of 5 keycards

** Ask for the queen trump

***I have it, and I dont have K

Lead: J

First Trick J, Q,K,A…how do you play? You have escaped a trump lead and now you are able to play a “cross-ruff: making 4 trumps from each hand plus (A, Ay K y A) for a total of 12 tricks.
However, yu must take a simple precaution before starting to ruff: immediately play A and K, to prevent a possible diamond discards from a defender, who will afterwards be able to ruff your diamond winners.
The correct line is: play the A, continue with A and K, play A and begun with the cross-ruff.

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