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What kind of squeeze is this?

#1 User is offline   nxw0016 

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Posted 2015-July-23, 10:00


No trump, north on lead, five cards ending, declare needs three tricks.
When Queen of hearts is played and south discard a small club, West is squeezed in three suits.
For some reason I think I have read about this type of squeeze before but I couldn't remember exactly.
I looked up online but couldn't seem to find a good answer. (Three-suited strip-squeeze??)

So, what is this squeeze called?
Thanks for helping!
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Posted 2015-July-23, 11:37

Just ordinary stripe squeeze ending.
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Posted 2015-July-23, 11:39

View Postnxw0016, on 2015-July-23, 10:00, said:


No trump, north on lead, five cards ending, declare needs three tricks.
When Queen of hearts is played and south discard a small club, West is squeezed in three suits.
For some reason I think I have read about this type of squeeze before but I couldn't remember exactly.
I looked up online but couldn't seem to find a good answer. (Three-suited strip-squeeze??)

So, what is this squeeze called?
Thanks for helping!

For instance W is squeezed in ♣+♦ (put 9 in diamond suit). I call this endings iMPASSE /eXPASSE because works at 10th(=dieciMPASSE in italian language) or 9th(=noveXPASSE)
trick. It is a secondary or preliminar squeeze because after leading squeeze card it is involved (usually) the opp squeezed (that wins a trick). More properly it is a preliminary trow-in squeeze. In expasse ending the opp realizes the A + the card of throw-in for two tricks to defender.(Lovera)
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