Problem A: 4H
Problem B: 2d
Problem C: 2H
Problem D: 3c
Problem E: 3c
Problem F: 4NT
Problem G: 2H
Problem H: 10 S 

A: 2S
B: Double
C: 2NT
D: 3C
E: 3S
F: 3NT
G: 5D
H: Pass, 3D

Problem A: No doubt, 2S. I imply I have tolerance for clubs. Give partner the choice.
Problem B: 1NT after going round and round: three possibilities.  I passed the first go round to allow partner to double and I convert. That didn't
                       happen so now I'll bid 1NT showing hearts.
Problem C:  Pass, I just don't believe in giving opponents a chance to find their major fit.
Problem D:  C: I'm sticking with 2d. With three major suit top honors outstanding, bidding slam is risky unless
                  partner has interest. 
Problem E:  3c. Since partner implied having 6 clubs, I'm giving him a chance to pass or bid 3nt. I've bid my hand to the
                  fullest. He could easily have values in spades.
Problem F:  3H. If West has long clubs along with spades, he can make 2 spades. There's always the chance my partner has
                  diamonds with me.
Problem G:  Dble. West is broke. He passed the first round of bidding.
Problem H:  C A looks like a trap. Looks too obvious. But......like Todd, I hate leads - at least dealing with MSC!
                   

Problem A: Pass        Close but hope to cash in for the reward.
Problem B: 4 C          Patner has no idea if I have anything more than 6 pts. Didn't finish describing my hand.
Problem C: Pass         Hope again to pick up the marbles. No where to go.
Problem D: 2D           If this is a trap, I fell for it hook, line and sinker. If it weren't for the foot note I'd bid 2 S.
Problem E:  5D          5D. Does my partner have spades and clubs?
Problem F:  Yes, 5D    Very comfortable thinking this is unusual NT, name my better minor.
Problem G: 3S           No problem here. Dismiss the H queen, 17 pts, what I would do at the table.
Problem H:  C 10       No hesitation here. Least likely to lose a trick.   

Well done Jim!

SOLVER: Pat McDermott
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        N. Chesterfield VA 23235
        U.S.A.

Your Solutions for the March 2021 Contest
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PROBLEM A: 2 Spades
PROBLEM B: 4 Clubs
PROBLEM C: 3 Clubs
PROBLEM D: 4 Notrump
PROBLEM E: 2 Spades
PROBLEM F: Double
PROBLEM G: Double
PROBLEM H: Club King


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Excellent Dick. Do keep up the good work. Eager to read more.