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Tt is a basic principle of Play that if the contract can be made only when the defend ers' cards are divided in a cer- tain way, declarer should pro- ceed on the basis that the ne- cessary distribution exists. This is certainly a sensible attitude .jto take, since there cannot be much point to giving up on a hand without trying to make the contract. Here is a sample of the theory at work. South is in six hearts and West leads a spade The contract looks hopeless at this point, since the loss of a spade and a club appear inevitable. But situations like this are made to order for the smart de- clarer, He must try to visualize hands the defenders might have which allow the contract to be made. In line with this, declarer wins. the spade lead and cashes the A-K of hearts, both oppon- ents following suit. He now stops playing trumps and cashes the A-K of diamonds, followed by a diamond from dummy. When East follows with the nine, South, who has the Q-10 left, is at, the crucial point of the hand. The question is whe- ther he should play 'the ten or the queen, Actually, there is only one correct play at this point, even without seeing the opponents' cards, South must finesse be- cause he cannot possibly make the contract unless he: does. First let's see what happens in the actual hand when the fin- ese succeeds. South next cashes the queen of diamonds, discarding a spade from dummy, and then ruffs a spade. As a result, he makes the slam, losing only a club trick. Now as to why the finesse is a mandatory play. South real- izes he cannot make the hand if the diamonds are divided 3-3. 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