Card Shuffling and Pairing Competition

Author: Zhou Qinghong Sun Xiangnong Xue Li
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Publish Date: 1999-11-01
Features: The squeeze is a more advanced type of bridge play among various strategies, requiring a comprehensive approach. It involves arranging entries, threat cards, mastering card reading skills, and timing. In reality, the squeeze is not particularly complex; beginners often unconsciously practice it in actual play. However, it can also be intricate, even in a double dummy situation, experts may not always find the correct solution immediately. The joy of the squeeze lies in its ability to let beginners share the joy of victory while allowing experts to taste the pain of defeat. In competition, nothing compares to the excitement of meticulously designing a squeeze line and ultimately executing it successfully. Of course, success is built upon understanding the theory of the squeeze and mastering the fundamental techniques. This book selects 90 examples to help you enhance your knowledge of the squeeze and duplicate play. We hope that after reviewing both the bright and dark hands, you will first devise your own declarer plan. Naturally, the book provides certain hints, focusing on key issues. After playing these 90 hands, we believe you will have a better grasp of the squeeze and achieve good results in duplicate play.