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[Event "Rubber bridge"]
[Site "Continental Hotel, The Hague, Netherlands"]
[Date "1960.?.?"]
[Board "9"]
[West ""]
[North ""]
[East ""]
[South "Bob Slavenburg"]
[Dealer "N"]
[Vulnerable "EW"]
[Deal "N:AQJ8765.6..JT964 T32.KT94.8762.KQ 94.8532.KQJT954. K.AQJ7.A3.A87532"]
[Declarer "South"]
[Contract "7SX"]
[Result "13"]
[Auction "N"]
Pass=1= Pass 1S=2= X
6S Pass Pass X
XX Pass 7D X
7S=3= Pass Pass X
Pass Pass Pass
[Note: "1: North was too smart to preempt"]
[Note: "2: I always bid spades"]
[Note: "3: What else can I do?"]
[Play: "West"]
CA  C4  CK  S4
D3? H6  D2  D9!
H7  S5  H4  H2
C3  C6  CQ  S9
HB  S6  H9  H5
    SA! *
{
North was too smart to start the bidding with a preempt. Slavenburg expected east-west had a slam or manche in spades so he psyched. North thought six spades had a fair chance. The seven diamond bid told north that Slavenburg had psyched, he could now only retreat to seven spades.West expected a large number of tricks and doubled. After that he thought the club ace was the safest lead, actually he picked the only card which gave seven spades a chance. Slavenburg ruffed in the hand and lead the nine of diamonds ducked by west heart discard in dummy. A heart was ruffed in dummy back to the hand with a club ruf. A heart ruf followed by the ace of spades. Making seven spades doubled wow!!!
}