vg|,,P,4,4,,0,,0|
rs|3NS-4,,|
pn|South,West,North,East,,,,|
mp|,|
pw|South,West,North,East|pg||
qx|o4|st||md|2S87HA8DAKQT987C97,S32HKJT9432D32CA2,SKQ4H65DJ4CKJT843,SAJT965HQ7D65CQ65|nt||sv|b|mb|3H|mb|p|mb|p|mb|3N|nt|After a preempt that is not raised, it frequently pays off to bid 3NT with a good minor suit hand and a stopper in the preempt suit, even if you don't have all other suits stopped.  Partner rates to have some stuff.  Here South needs only 1 trick from North.|pg||mb|p|mb|p|mb|p|mb|-|pg||pc|HT|nt|Playing Coded 9&T, the @HT shows 0 or 2 higher, including a touching tenace.|pg||pc|H5|pc|HQ|nt|Even if West has the KJ, East should unblock here.|pg||pc|H8|pg||
pc|H7|pc|HA|pc|H2|pc|H6|pg||
pc|S7|pc|S2|pc|SQ|pc|SA|pg||
nt|Decision time for East.  If he can find West's entry, the defense wins big.  But if he tries to establish @S and hope that his @cQ will be an entry, he loses big.  West already signalled where his entry was, do you remember what it was?|pg||pc|C5|nt|On the second @H trick, won by South with the A, West played the 2.  He had lots of other cards to play, so the 2 was significant.  It showed an entry in the lowest side suit, @Cs.  So even though the @C suit in dummy looks ominous, East believes his partner and leads back a @C.|pg||pc|C7|pc|CA|nt|All right!  West remembered to signal, East picked it up, and the defense wins big.
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pc|HK|pc|C4|pc|D5|pc|C9|pg||
pc|HJ|pc|S4|pc|D6|pc|D7|pg||
pc|H9|pc|D4|pc|S5|pc|S8|pg||
pc|H4|pc|C8|pc|S6|pc|D8|pg||
pc|H3|pc|CT|pc|S9|pc|D9|pg||
pc|C2|pc|CK|pc|C6|pc|DT|pg||
pc|DJ|pc|CQ|pc|DQ|pc|D2|pg||
pc|DK|pc|D3|pc|CJ|pc|ST|pg||
pc|DA|pc|S3|pc|SK|pc|SJ|pg||
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