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Leading against suit contracts is an important job. Think of which suit, then which card is best, and consider the bidding.

Making the opening lead is a very big position, so think about the bidding and look at what suit looks best, and next which card of that suit, to lead.

Could anything go wrong? Did the opponents bid? Are there enough entries to your winners? This week you will practice answering these questions.

Could anything go wrong? Did the opponents bid? Are there enough entries to your winners? This week you will practice answering these questions.

This lesson covers promotion, length, the finesse, trumping, and discarding. These are the techniques for developing extra tricks in a suit contract.

This lesson focuses on when you might have to move from Plan A to Plan B or even to Plan C. Being flexible is the key, but also knowing what else you can try is important too. This takes time.