vg|,,P,1,3,,0,,0|
rs|,,,,,,|
pn|,,,,,,,|
mp|,,,,,|
pw|,,,,,,,,,,,|pg||
qx|o1|st||md|3SK87HQJ3DAQ32CKQ4,SJT432HA54DKJ54C5,SA5HK62DT9876CA32,SQ96HT987CJT9876|nt||sv|0|mb|-|mb|p|mb|p|mb|1N|mb|p|mb|3N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|mb|-|mb|-|mb|-|pg||pc|S3|pc|SA|pc|S9|nt|This is an honor signal situation, and the 9 implies the Q since if declarer had the Q in hand he would let the lead ride to the closed hand.|pg||pc|S7|pg||
pc|DT|pc|CJ|nt|The J here announces a solid sequence - we signal with the loudest card we can afford, so West knows that East does not have the Q.|pg||pc|D2|pc|DJ|pg||
pc|S2|nt|West assumes that it is safe to continue @S, after the encouraging signal at Trick 1.  |pg||pc|S5|pc|SQ|pc|S8|pg||
pc|S6|pc|SK|pc|S4|pc|C2|pg||
pc|DA|pc|D4|pc|D6|pc|C6|pg||
pc|DQ|pc|DK|pc|D7|pc|HT|pg||
pc|SJ|pc|H2|pc|H7|pc|H3|pg||
pc|ST|pc|C3|pc|H8|pc|D3|pg||
pc|HA|pc|HK|pc|H9|pc|HJ|pg||
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qx|o2|st||md|4SA4HQ432DAQ32CKQ2,SK8753HJT9DKJ4C43,SQJTHK87DT987CA65,S962HA65D65CJT987|nt||sv|n|mb|-|mb|-|mb|p|mb|1N|mb|p|mb|3N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|mb|-|mb|-|mb|-|pg||pc|S5|pc|ST|nt|This is a count signal situation.  Dummy wins with a card smaller than the K, so 3rd hand signals count with the 2 showing 1, 3 or 5.|pg||pc|S2|pc|S4|pg||
nt|Can't be 5, so East must have 1 or 3@ss. |pg||pc|DT|pc|D6|pc|D2|pc|DJ|pg||
pc|S3|nt|West must assume that East has 3, and that the small @s will knock out the A in the closed hand.|pg||pc|SJ|pc|S9|nt|East doesn't really need to unblock the 9, but it's a good habit to develop.|pg||pc|SA|pg||
pc|DA|pc|D4|pc|D7|pc|D5|pg||
pc|D3|pc|DK|pc|D8|pc|CJ|pg||
pc|SK|nt|The information obtained at Trick 1 allowed West to craft the winning defense.  If he had switched, the contract would have made.|pg||pc|SQ|pc|S6|pc|H2|pg||
pc|S8|pc|H7|pc|H6|pc|DQ|pg||
pc|S7|pc|C5|pc|H5|pc|H3|pg||
pc|HJ|pc|H8|pc|HA|pc|H4|pg||
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qx|o3|st||md|1SA43H65DQJ5CAKQ32,SKJ87HT982DT94CJT,SQT52HK43DA86C976,S96HAQJ7DK732C854|nt||sv|e|mb|-|mb|-|mb|-|mb|1N|mb|p|mb|2C|mb|p|mb|2D|mb|p|mb|3N|mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|mb|-|mb|-|mb|-|pg||pc|HT|nt|Either major could be dangerous, but one of them must be right.  @H is safer to lead from.
|pg||pc|H3|pc|H7|pc|H5|pg||
pc|H8|nt|Bottom of the sequence clarifies West's holding.|pg||pc|H4|pc|HJ|pc|H6|pg||
pc|HA|pc|S3|pc|H2|pc|HK|pg||
pc|HQ|pc|D5|pc|H9|pc|C6|pg||
pc|S9|nt|9 indicates no interest in @S, West must switch if he gets in.|pg||pc|S4|pc|SK|pc|S2|pg||
nt|A @C can't be right, South must have a tenace or maybe all of them.  East must have been asking for a @D lead.|pg||pc|DT|pc|D6|pc|DK|pc|DJ|pg||
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