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#1 User is offline   Gerben42 

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Posted 2006-March-05, 07:37

What's this ending called?


♥ are trumps.

West on play leads a ♦ and North is squeezed between his ♠K and giving up his trump trick. In Vugraph I suggested Trump Coup Squeeze but I'm not convinced...
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Posted 2006-March-05, 07:45

It doesn't look like a squeeze to me, just a trump coup.

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Posted 2006-March-05, 08:13

looks like an 'uppercut'
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Posted 2006-March-05, 09:48

trump coup
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Posted 2006-March-05, 10:04

I would name it Wendy
Sounds like a good name for it.
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Posted 2006-March-06, 03:29

There's no squeeze element to it, it's just a trump coup.
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Posted 2006-March-06, 07:53

on any trump coup you can often throw away a winner losingthe same trick, yet nobody will call it a squeeze (maybe because it is at 5th/6th trick). I thik the same principle would apply here.
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Posted 2006-March-06, 09:22

I like "Wendy" also.
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