The squeeze at bridge

the long version

CONTENTS 1 ELEMENTS OF THE SQUEEZE 1.1 Preliminaries 1.2 Classification of squeezes 2 SIMPLE SQUEEZES 2.1 The four fundamental forms 2.2 The Vienna Coup and the menace transfer 2.3 Simple squeezes without `all-but-one' 2.4 The criss-cross squeeze 2.5 The jettison simple squeeze and the nosittej simple squeeze 3 DOUBLE SQUEEZES 3.1 The two fundamental forms 3.2 Non-simultaneous double squeezes 3.3 A simultaneous automatic double squeeze 3.4 Variations 3.5 Squeezing each opponent with his partner's menace suit 3.6 Double squeezes in two suits 3.7 The nosittej double squeeze 3.8 An example of a double squeeze 4 TRIPLE SQUEEZES 4.1 Basic situations 4.2 A squeeze that operates at trick one 4.3 A squeeze of an opponent in three singletons 4.4 Double triple squeezes 5 REPEATED SQUEEZES 5.1 Positional repeated squeezes 5.2 Automatic repeated squeezes 5.3 Double repeated squeezes 6 RUFFING SQUEEZES 6.1 Single ruffing squeezes 6.2 Double ruffing squeezes 6.3 Triple ruffing squeezes 6.4 Unusual ruffing squeezes 7 GUARD SQUEEZES 7.1 Single guard squeezes 7.2 A suicide guard squeeze 7.3 Non-simultaneous double guard squeezes 7.4 Simultaneous double guard squeezes 7.5 Unusual double guard squeezes 8 CLASH SQUEEZES 8.1 Single clash squeezes 8.2 Non-simultaneous double clash squeezes 8.3 Simultaneous double clash squeezes 8.4 Double clash squeezes of another type 8.5 Single ruffing clash squeezes 8.6 Double ruffing clash squeezes 8.7 Connections between the guard clash squeeze and the double guard squeeze 8.8 Basic guard clash squeeze end positions