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I love it. I have trouble visualizing the ops. hands I would like develop knowledge on how to make a defensive plan and visualize what partner needs to defeat a contract. Also how to recognize when partner could be squeezed or end played

Thanks it was great

Real teachers use whiteboards. When you present someone with the professionalism to film in a classroom environment with a real whiteboard - required for how I learn - I’ll consider the game again.

Very useful! ❤

that's just luck, this is not a stratgy

I have enjoyed all 3 masterclass lessons I have watched. Thanks for the lessons!

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Steve your lessons are absolutely superb , pls keep coming up with new advanced topics and include some bidding also like when to try for slam and when to sacrifice agst slams

Very informative

For further study there's nothing better than Clyde Love's "Bridge Squeezes Complete". It takes a bit of study, but it's well worth it.

Nice. Advanced? Seems more intermediate except perhaps the last hand, which reminded me of some of the positions in Mike Lawrence's "Card Combinations"

Excellent lesson. I would like to see one about mandatory false cards. Thank-you.

Well organized, well spoken and well explained again! Thank you. David Bird's Endplays for Everyone covers the same ground in his first few chapters - simple elimination play, loser on loser elimination play, partial elimination etc. and he then goes on to more advanced endplays. I'd recommend it to those players who want to consolidate their knowledge of the video's content and then want to take things to the next, more advanced level. David Bird's companion book Squeezes for Everyone is excellent too!

Another Banger from Steve!!! Thank you

I love a good end play 🙂

Very clear and excellent video. On the last hand I would have drawn trumps and run the 10c getting a spade pitch on the jc as East has to lead spades into the king.

There is an old book called, from memory 'the blue rule' where BLUE stands for busy loser under entry. That's what I read the day before I executed 2 squeezes on the same day for the first time. A great book on squeezes.

Board 3 in 4S. I agree with the play but there is one other thing that you could do to improve your chances. After the match, buy your partner a drink and explain very politely that we don't bid Stayman with any 4333 hands.

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I would like to have a community of like minded people to talks about bridge.

Why can't you see how other played it. It would help. Or is it that you should always make the contract. Lolly D

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Thanks for the video. I would find a video on endplays very useful.

4SF is game forcing- but bew minor is not game forcing- it is 11+ poins

I really want to get into bridge but it’s sad to see that there is not a huge RUclips presence. How am I supposed to learn? Lol

Perfect! Thanks so much!

Excellent presentation. Very clear and thorough explanation. Thank you Steve. Keep ‘em comin!!

Really good. Simple, orderly explanation. Use of the examples is very useful. Well done.

What a nice and simple and uncomplicated explanation! Thank you!!

Well organized, well spoken and well explained! Thank you. More simple squeezes then maybe double ones please!

Really useful thanks. More on squeezes would be great!

Good explanation on squeezes. I would like an video on playing 4:3 fits. Always screw those up.

14:40 is really good advice - if you are a beginner player and are still struggling with squeezes - count your tricks and then lose the amount of tricks early except one - in other words if you think you can make 9 tricks - lose 3 tricks early on. Now even if you don't know how to play a squeeze you might end up squeezing the opposition without knowing what you are doing...I'm going to call this the accidental squeeze!

This is great thanks

Thank you for sharing a helpful squeeze lesson. I have learned a lot from this video. Four requirements for (most) squeeze to work 1. (at least) one of the opponents has to guard 2 suits (or more) = winners are all guarded by the same person 2. rectify the count = don't leave the opponent an escape card 3. an entry to your extra winner by squeeze 4. sometimes position matters

Excellent

This is very helpful. I could use more on squeeze plays. Not necessarily more complicated ones yet!

thank you great explaination

really. helped

Thanks Steve for a well-explained introduction to this previously mysterious process

Thanks. This will improve my squeezes!!

Absolutely amazing Steve!!! My understanding of squeezes is much better now! Before I kept falling into the trap where they had an option because they can pitch the right card after me.

Fine examples. It would be good to see some videos on squeezes.

On the 3N/4H choice, I think it's really close. If you had say D Q10x and C AJx I might have gone the other way.

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Larry is top notch…no nonsense, excellent logic

Stevie is a fast speaker but thank goodness I have a pause button on my VCR