East-West vulnerable.  
East deals.
                              North
                              S: 9 7 5            
                              H: Q 8 4 2     
                              D: K Q 8 6 3   
                              C: 6       
            West                             East
            S: K Q J 10 4                    S: 3                
            H: A 9 7 6 3                     H: K J 10 5   
            D: 10 5                          D: A 9 4 2           
            C: Q                             C: K 8 7 3     
                              South                         
                              S: A 8 6 2
                              H: Void       
                              D: J 7       
                              C: A J 10 9 5 4 2
          The Bidding:  
                   East   South     West   North                  
                   Pass    1C        1S     Dbl 
                   Rdbl    2C        2H     Pass
                    3H     4C       Pass    Pass
                    Dbl    Pass     Pass    Pass
          Opening lead: SK
     There is a big difference between team play and matchpoints. 
One of the things that you have to realize is when to let well
enough alone.  Here, the East-West pair would have had to decide
whether to rest in three hearts or bid game.  In the direct seat,
South made the decision easy for them by bidding four clubs and
allowing them to double.  
     West opened the king of spades and for some unknown reason,
South decided to duck!  South had to know that West held five
spades from the bidding so East had to have a singleton.  The
spade queen was next and East ruffed.  A heart was returned,
South ruffing.  The jack of diamonds was allowed to hold and the
continuation was won by East who continued with a third diamond. 
South discarded a spade and West ruffed with the queen.  Another
spade was ruffed by East who got out with his fourth diamond.
     South ruffed and West discarded a heart.  Down to only
clubs, South cashed the ace and conceded one more trick to East
for down three.  
     At the companion table East-West bid and made four hearts in
spite of the bad heart split.  It was only a two imp loss but
there was no reason to bid four clubs and put your team in
jeopardy.

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