Exercise 1A53 Main

Winning of Tricks

by Richard Pavlicek

Bridge is a partnership game.
North and South versus West and East.
The object is to win tricks for your partnership.

Each diagram shows the layout of a single suit.
There is no trump suit and North or South leads.

Enter the number of tricks (0-5) North-South can win.

1. NT A 3 2
Table
Q 9 8 7 K J 10

N or S leads 6 5 4

Tricks North-South win

2. NT K 3 2
Table
Q 10 4 J 9 8 7

N or S leads A 6 5

Tricks North-South win

3. NT K 3 2
Table
J 10 9 A Q 8 7

N or S leads 6 5 4

Tricks North-South win

4. NT K Q 4 3
Table
8 7 6 5 J 10 9

N or S leads A 2

Tricks North-South win

Quit
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5. NT Q 3 2
Table
K 10 9 A J 8 7

N or S leads 6 5 4

Tricks North-South win

6. NT K Q J
Table
10 9 8 A 7 6 5

N or S leads 4 3 2

Tricks North-South win

7. NT A Q 3 2
Table
10 9 8 7 6 5

N or S leads K J 4

Tricks North-South win

8. NT K 4
Table
9 8 7 5 10 6

N or S leads A Q J 3 2

Tricks North-South win

Quit
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9. NT Q 4 3
Table
K 8 6 A 9 7 5

N or S leads J 10 2

Tricks North-South win

10. NT A 3 2
Table
K 8 6 9 7 5 4

N or S leads Q J 10

Tricks North-South win

11. NT K 5 4
Table
J 10 9 8 7 6

N or S leads A Q 3 2

Tricks North-South win

12. NT K 5 4
Table
J 10 9 8 7 6

N or S leads A Q 3 2

Tricks North-South win

Quit
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