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| | Major Tenace Strip |
 | | This is the second most common squeeze position (after the automatic simple squeeze), largely because of the extreme flexibility of its requirements. |
 | | If the "idle" card is a winner in the fourth suit, then the squeeze is called a surplus winner squeeze; if it is a loser, with the other opponent holding one or more master cards in the suit, it is a link squeeze, and properly belongs with the communication squeezes. |
 | | The squeeze endplay works equally well in positions with more losers, unless the opponent being squeezed has an exit card, either in the throw-in suit or in the fourth suit. |
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