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Cashing top cards to extract cards in defenders’ hands before exiting is known as the Dentist’s Coup – because of the card extraction, like teeth. How should the play and defence go on this week’s interesting Four Hearts?

West led the Queen of Spades to East’s Ace, and East, keen to keep declarer from his hand, returned the nine of clubs, which ran to the Queen.

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