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Change of cards ( 14:45:11 SatAug 31 2002 )
What is the ruling when RHO leads & declarer exposes a card & then replaces it with another card (possibly a trump) before LHO plays?

  
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Re: Change of cards ( 19:33:26 SunSep 1 2002 )
A card is played by declarer when he puts it on the table, or holds it on the table, or holds it near the table, or holds it in such a way as to make it clear that it has been played. Note that holding it means stationary: if he brings it out and puts it back then he has not held it.

If it has been played as above thne it may not be changed. If it has not then it may be changed.



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Re: Change of cards ( 20:04:38 ThuSep 5 2002 )
How would you rule in this situation . Declarer detaches a card and holds it upright with the bottom edge on the table , the defenders are not able to see the face . Meanwhile declarer is thinking about whether to face the card or not . Would you rule it played and what would you do if declarer tries to replace the card in his hand and play something else

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Re: Change of cards ( 22:32:26 ThuSep 5 2002 )
It is not played, and may be changed.



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