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In this layout, South is in hand and has decided that West likely has the K.
The Q
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As another example:
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South is on lead and needs a heart trick. This is impossible double-dummy, but a Chinese finesse might work. South can lead the J
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In that case, West must duck to leave South guessing the whereabouts of the Q.
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