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Synopsis: Rewritten and
expanded by Barry Rigal, calling this book Terrance Reese's "Terence's
Reese's magnum opus". Reese was largely responsible for first promulgating
material on what were then the exotic subject of winkles, vise-squeezes and
stepping stones. The book now includes a discussion of the use of trumps in
squeezes. There is a whole genus of squeeze plays which require declarer to
achieve an accurate reading of his opponents' cards. By and large the
squeeze without the count, that is to say where a trick still has to be
lost, forms some of the trickiest of positions. The strip-squeeze is but one
example. There you endplay an opponent with his winner to lead into your
tenace; however there are other more complex examples involving the use of
trumps.
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