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doubleton
[duhb-uhl-tuhn]
noun
a set of only two cards of the same suit in a hand as dealt.
The other player held a doubleton.
doubleton
/ ˈʌəə /
noun
bridge an original holding of two cards only in a suit
Word History and Origins
Origin of doubleton1
Example Sentences
It was just possible that West had 2=2=6=3 shape with three low clubs, but then East, with only a doubleton diamond, might have considered shifting at Trick 2.
Now South, hoping East had started with doubletons in both minors, led his diamond queen and discarded dummy’s remaining heart.
Declarer needed the doubleton queen-jack of hearts, the diamond queen onside and the queen dropping.
East, worried that his partner had the eight-four doubleton, put in his ten.
So declarer decided that East’s plays had been restricted by his having only a doubleton.
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