Establishing suits by ruffing

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Establishing suits by ruffing What distribution do you expect? How many times will you need to ruff? Will you ruff high or low? Do you have enough entries?

 7  A K 8 4 3

 7  X X X X  X X X  A K 8 4 3

 7  X X X X  X X X  A K 8 4 3

 7  X X X X  X X X  A K 8 4 3 You have 5:1 (6 cards). If the opponents cards divide 4:3, you will have to ruff twice. As long as you cash only one honour, both ruffs can be low. If you cash both AK first, the 2nd ruff will have to be high.

 3 2  A K 6 5 4

 3 2  X X X  A K 6 5 4

 3 2  X X X  A K 6 5 4

 3 2  X X X  A K 6 5 4 You have 5:2 (7 cards). How many times will you have to ruff to establish the suit? If the opponents cards divide 3:3? Once, and it can be low.

 3 2  X X X X  X X  A K 6 5 4

 3 2  X X X X  X X  A K 6 5 4 You have 5:2 (7 cards). How many times will you have to ruff to establish the suit? If the opponents cards divide 4:2? Twice. Both ruffs may need to be high.