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Hearts trumps west on lead.
On the lead of the penultimate trump north is squeezed.
The last trump is needed after the squeeze in case north unblocks the ♦K and south gets on lead to play a spade.
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Is there a name for this end position?
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Posted 2012-February-11, 18:54
Hearts trumps west on lead.
On the lead of the penultimate trump north is squeezed.
The last trump is needed after the squeeze in case north unblocks the ♦K and south gets on lead to play a spade.
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Posted 2012-February-12, 10:21
Seems like a simple setup squeeze.
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Posted 2012-February-12, 12:09
whereagles, on 2012-February-12, 10:21, said:
Seems like a simple setup squeeze.
Where do you find that nomenclature?
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Posted 2012-February-12, 16:04
Cascade, on 2012-February-12, 12:09, said:
Where do you find that nomenclature?
You're right. It's a setup squeeze, but not a simple one. I don't know any name for it.
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Posted 2012-February-15, 13:42
If you ignored the south hand, it would be a positional squeeze without the count.
Named because if you adjusted the count by say cashing the diamond ace and ducking a club then cashing both trumps discarding diamonds north would be simple squeeze. Once you include the south hand the I have no idea about the nomenculture, this hand contains some strip squeeze elements, as if north pitches a diamond a club is pitched from dummy and on a low diamond up if he keeps it he gets endplayed with it, if he gets rid of it the diamond 9 is established. So I have no idea what you should call it.
Named because if you adjusted the count by say cashing the diamond ace and ducking a club then cashing both trumps discarding diamonds north would be simple squeeze. Once you include the south hand the I have no idea about the nomenculture, this hand contains some strip squeeze elements, as if north pitches a diamond a club is pitched from dummy and on a low diamond up if he keeps it he gets endplayed with it, if he gets rid of it the diamond 9 is established. So I have no idea what you should call it.
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