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Mutate A pure matrix
#3
Posted 2016-November-21, 15:34
Lovera, on 2016-November-21, 11:43, said:
It seems a preparate hand as cards sequency or not ?
- Removing distracting pips (I could use x's instead).
- Weakening the North and North-South hands..
- Making ♠ trumps or the squeeze suit.
- Making ♥ the threat against RHO, if possible.
- Making ♦ the threat against LHO, if possible.
- Keeping ♣ as the communication suit. if possible.
#4
Posted 2016-November-21, 17:46
This is like B. Romanet makes explaining double squeeze initially : squeeze card ♣ 7, LHO menace ♥ 9, RHO menace ♦ 8, double m. ♠ 3 with A as winner and 2 for communicant card using always the same cards to present endings (unilaterals controlls with red Jacks - orientation referred to squeeze card).
#6
Posted 2016-November-22, 06:41
JohnU has the right idea.
Duck the ♥ lead. Win the return. Cash 5 rounds of ♠s, discarding a ♥.
RHO must keep a ♥ guard, so he can guard only one minor (say ♣)
Cash the top cards in the minor that you guess East abandoned (say ♦).
Now, reduce to a 3 card ending as above.
Finally, the last trump executes a double squeeze without more guesses.
This preliminary squeeze determines the variation.
Textbooks tell us that this mutate theme is common in compound-squeezes.
#7
Posted 2016-November-23, 17:47
http://www.bridgeguy...nd_squeeze.html
It is always better, when is possible and you visualized, polite ending chashing winners. These ones have two situations (in this case): double (=comunicant) menace in diamond and unilateral in club or double m. in club and unilateral in diamond plus Jack of heart for a balanced double squeeze with 3 cards.
It is always better, when is possible and you visualized, polite ending chashing winners. These ones have two situations (in this case): double (=comunicant) menace in diamond and unilateral in club or double m. in club and unilateral in diamond plus Jack of heart for a balanced double squeeze with 3 cards.
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Last week, a hand like this turned up in a Scottish Cup match.
It might have come straight out of a squeeze textbook
Against South's 6♠ contract, West leads ♥10.
(0 or 2 higher honours)
Plan the play.