North should double this for penalty, and when East and South pass, West may decide to try 5♣. When this hand was played locally, one pair played in 5♠/W doubled down 5 (ouch! ), a second pair played in 3♥/N making 4, a third pair played in 4♥/N down 1, and the 4th pair played in 3NT/E down 3. Check out the Los Alamos Duplicate Bridge Club’s new website at www.ladbc.net to learn what it’s all about, contact the club to get involved, join the fun, and much more. We have four locations available—the game store in White Rock, the Mesa game store on Central here in Los Alamos, the Los Alamos Public Library, or Smith’s Market!