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IMPROVERS’ LESSONS Welcome Teacher: Your Name Here Telephone: 123 4567 Email: email@address.co.nz © Copyright Reserved New Zealand Bridge Inc. 2016 Prepared by Amanda Smith

Lesson Four Declarer Play in Notrumps

MAKE A PLAN Count your certain winners Work out where you can get extra winners Don’t cash all your Aces and Kings at the start

COUNTING WINNERS Check each suit for immediate winners.

COUNTING WINNERS 4 Winners

COUNTING WINNERS 1 Winner or with a Heart lead 2 Winners

Immediate / Certain Winners COUNTING WINNERS 3 Immediate / Certain Winners

COUNTING WINNERS Immediate Winners

CONTRACT = 3NT … need 9 tricks TOTAL WINNERS = 4, 1, 3, 0 = 8 in total How do you make more?

CONTRACT = 3NT … need 9 tricks With a  lead you will win a trick with the Q How do you make more?

CONTRACT = 3NT … need 9 tricks If the ’s split 3-3 that will give an additional trick How do you make more?

Establishing a Long Suit Establish the suit where you have the BEST fit. This suit will be your longest/strongest combination.

Establishing a Long Suit If there is a choice between 2 suits, choose the suit with good intermediate cards – 10s, 9s and 8s

You often need to LOSE a trick to establish other tricks Promoting Honours You often need to LOSE a trick to establish other tricks

Lead towards Honours Play towards an Honour, hoping that the missing card is in SECOND player’s hand

You hope that the missing honour is favourably placed Finesse You hope that the missing honour is favourably placed

Check each suit for immediate winners CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 2 Check each suit for immediate winners

CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 2 SPADES = 1 winner

CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 2 HEARTS = 3 winners

CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 2 DIAMONDS = 1 winner

CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 2 CLUBS = 1 winner

TOTAL WINNERS = 1, 3, 1, 1 = 6 in total CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 2 TOTAL WINNERS = 1, 3, 1, 1 = 6 in total How do you make more?

How do you make more? CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 2 The  suit offers the best chance to make more tricks … must play the Q first to hoping we can finesse the K How do you make more?

DON’T KEEP CHANGING SUITS Play on the suit that is going to make you the most tricks Don’t keep changing suits Let your opponents open up new suits

DON’T KEEP CHANGING SUITS Don’t open up this suit … wait for your opponents … you will then win a trick YOU

HOLD UP PLAY As part of your plan, you must decide whether you should win the first trick It might be safer to wait

Check each suit for immediate winners CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 4 Check each suit for immediate winners

CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 4 SPADES = 1 winner

CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 4 HEARTS = 3 winners

But there are 4 potential winners CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 4 DIAMONDS = 0 winners But there are 4 potential winners

CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 4 CLUBS = 1 winner

BUT our SPADE suit is a problem CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 4 TOTAL WINNERS = 1, 3, 0(4), 1 = 5(9) in total BUT our SPADE suit is a problem

BUT our SPADE suit is a problem CONTRACT = 3NT … lead 4 Hold up the  suit until the third round HOPING that the defender with A has no more spades to lead BUT our SPADE suit is a problem

CHOOSE THE CORRECT SUIT TO DEVELOP Don’t be afraid to lose the lead early If suits are equal in potential winners, choose the suit with good intermediate cards

Check each suit for immediate winners CONTRACT = 1NT … lead4 Check each suit for immediate winners

CONTRACT = 1NT … lead4 SPADES = 0 winners

CONTRACT = 1NT … lead4 HEARTS = 1 winner

CONTRACT = 1NT … lead4 DIAMONDS = 2 winners (because of the lead)

CONTRACT = 1NT … lead4 CLUBS = 2 winners

TOTAL WINNERS = 0,1, 2, 2 = 5 in total CONTRACT = 1NT … lead4 TOTAL WINNERS = 0,1, 2, 2 = 5 in total How do you make more?

Which is best? Spades or Hearts CONTRACT = 1NT … lead4 We have two 7-card suits … SPADES and HEARTS Which is best? Spades or Hearts

You are GUARANTEED 2 winners once you lose 2 rounds of Spades CONTRACT = 1NT … lead4 Choose SPADES … it has more intermediate values You are GUARANTEED 2 winners once you lose 2 rounds of Spades

SUMMARY Make a PLAN COUNT your winners Work out where you can get your extra tricks Make a PLAN

Please contact me if you have any questions IMPROVERS’ LESSONS Please contact me if you have any questions Teacher: Your Name Here Telephone: 123 4567 Email: email@address.co.nz