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1. Saving an entry card. Leading the losing trump 197
2. Not showing adversaries that the weak hand can “ruff” 199
3. Leading the losing trump 201
4. Arranging the lead 203
5. Not leading trumps until losing cards have been discarded 205
6. Leading through 207
7. Refusing to accept a force 209
8. Not taking a finesse which, if unsuccessful, would
block the trump suit 211
9. Saving an entry card. Overtaking 213
10. Double entry 215
11. Making an entry card 217
12. A card of re-entry 219
13. Double entry 221
14. Overtaking to make an entry card 223
15. Not holding up an ace. Unblocking 225
16. Holding up a king 227
17. Overtaking, losing a trick, in order to make a suit 229
18. Not taking a finesse 231
19. Forcing discards to locate a finesse 233
20. Deschapelles coup. Finesse obligatory 235
21. Not allowing adversary to lead through a once guarded king 237
22. Not allowing an established suit to make 239
23. “Ducking” 241
24. Leading through dummy’s strength 243
25. Preventing a ruff by the weak trump hand 245
26. Preventing a ruff by the weak trump hand 247
27. Not forcing 249
28. Inference 251
29. Inference 253
30. Inference 255
31. Leading through 257
32. Overtaking by the adversary 259
33. Refusing to play the high card of a long suit 261
34. Arranging the lead 263
35. Not unblocking. Deschapelles coup 265
36. Abandoning a suit 267
37. Discarding commanding cards 269
38. Counting 271
39. Allowing the weaker hand to “ruff” 273
40. Not holding up an ace 275