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The play known an the double equeeue, although it may aound twice as comple u the aingie aqueele, is actually no more dim- eult to execute.

The oonditiona neceeeary for the double aqueeea to operate Ire elmilar to thoae required for the aingle aqueeee, the only difference being that both opponenu are caught in a vine, inetead of one. I. terminolgy in different. not

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The three main requirement: for the squeeze remain the same. 1. Declerer muat have all the re- maining tricke except one. 2. A defender rnuet have the reeponei- hility of guarding two suite or cards. I. here muet be two-way eornrnunieauen when the aqueeae and in led.

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cluha and Ihlfted to the jaoll of epedee. Eut won and returned a epede. south then ran five trump tricke, gt which point the remaining carda were thme underlined in the diagram. All three conditiona neceee , for a. equeene poeition were preeent.

South led hie laet trump and Went could not afford to diaoard the queen of cluhe. He relin- qulahed the nine of dlunonde. The Jack of clubs. having eerved ite purpoee u a threat card, was now dlecarded.

Beet had to contend with dum- my'a three of apaduea, and he also waa compelled to dllcard a dia- mond. South then ran three dia- mond tricka to bring in the com tract. Both defender-I had been aqueezed.

Examination of the play die- cloeee that after the first ree tricka South had nine winner: left of the ten trick: to go, thet ll. 0"IY one loner. This condition in the one that firet aierte de- clarer to the poaaihility of a equeeae.

Present aleo were two threat card: in dummy to hamstring the defenee. the Jack of clubs and three of epadu. In addition, reedy communication hack and forth waa available.

Againet thie combination 0! favorable circumatancu the de- fender: were powerleee to inter- rupf. the mercilen prog-rue of the equeeze,

The play of the int trump. the Iqueele card, a card many play. era are reluctant te releeae, even the etraw that broke the hack 8 the eppoeition.

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