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Examples
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But he ruffed a diamond at Trick Two and got to dummy with the A-K of clubs to ruff two more diamonds with high trumps.
Bridge Frank Stewart 2010
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In today's deal, South took the ace of clubs and cashed the A-K of trumps.
Bridge Frank Stewart 2010
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East won and led a trump, and South took the A-K of trumps, ruffed his low diamond in dummy, cashed the ace of hearts and ruffed a spade.
Bridge Frank Stewart 2010
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West led the jack of hearts, and South won and took the A-K of trumps, disdaining a safety play.
Bridge Frank Stewart 2010
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South can ruff the first diamond and take the Q-J of trumps and next the A-K of clubs.
Bridge Frank Stewart 2010
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He takes the king of spades, A-K of diamonds, ace of spades and a spade ruff.
Bridge Frank Stewart 2010
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He took the A-K of clubs, led a heart to dummy and ruffed a club.
Bridge Frank Stewart 2010
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She could take the A-K, and if East-West played low, Alice could start the diamonds and lose one club and one trump.
Bridge 2010
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South would have done better to cash the A-K of trumps.
Bridge 2010
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South could reason that West's opening lead would have been a high spade if he held the A-K.
Bridge 2010
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