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Board 18 (RR, Round 6)
opening bid, Moss chose to show his four cards heart suit, Rodwell doubled, Lall supported his partner, South doubled and finally North with five heart cards (
10 9 8 7 3) chose to pass. Contract: 2X. After the10 lead, the USA 2 declarer only made 3 tricks paying 1100 for his adventure and losing 11 IMPs.
Board 20 (RR, Round 6)
contract.
Lead: 6.
Lall won the first trick with his Q, continued with a diamond to dummy’s 
A and played a spade. Meckstfoth won the trick with hs king, and returned a diamond, ruffed by his partner. Rodwell left his hand playing hisK, and now declarer had to lose another spade and a club for one down.
At the other table USA 1 also arrived to the same contract but the USA 1 declarer played a different line and achieved victory. Levin won the diamond lead in dummy and continued with a heart to his queen. After winning the second trick, he cashed the trump ace and played the 9, Martel won with the king and returned a diamond. His partner ruffed with the queen (a natural trick) to return the club king.
Levin won with the ace, and cashed all his spades arriving to this end position: 
When he continued with a small club, Fleisher had to win with his queen, but was endplayed. +620 and another 12 IMPs for USA 1.
Board 24 (RR, Round 6)
, done +110. At the other table Weinstein-Levin arrived to the diamond game.
After Fleisher’s 1 opening bid, Levin competed with hearts and Martel showed his spade suit with a cuebid. East doubled North’s 2, Weinstein invited to game in diamonds and Levin accepted. Levin only lost two aces to add +400 and 11 IMPs.
Board 26 (RR, Round 6)
The match ended USA 1: 57 – USA 2: 10 IMP.
After this match USA 1 climbed from the 6th to the fourth position:| Final Rankings | ||
| # | Team | VPs |
| 1 |  ENGLAND |
92.37 |
| 2 |  SWEDEN |
90.46 |
| 3 |  NORWAY |
85.83 |
| 4 |  USA 1 |
79.63 |
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