Table Talks - Episode 3 with John McCallister
In this episode of Table Talks, Steve chats to John McCallister on BBO+. John's ...
In this Masterclass, you'll learn what a squeeze is, how it works, and what you need to consider and do to make it work. Watch until the end as you’ll be able to try out some hands involving squeeze play techniques.
Try Bridge Master if you’d like to improve your declarer play - it’s free to use and there are lots of hands to try, from beginner level all the way up to world champion standard!
Go to 'Practice' and choose 'Bridge Master'.
The Squeeze master class was fantastic. I understand the principles for the first time. I need to do a bunch more practice so another class just with basic examples to practice with and reinforce the key principles would be helpful. Regardless, great job Steve!
This is very helpful. I'd like more on squeeze plays
do more please
Very Well done ! Really enjoyed this tough topic. Thanks Again..
Thanks! Lucid and easy to follow.
Your squeeze lessons are awesome. More squeeze videos will be very helpful.
This is awesome; more squeeze videos will be helpful.
I love your presentation on squeezes and would appreciate more on the same topic. I always wondered how the experts got so familiar with these kind of plays and your tutorial maps it out logically.
Thanks for listening to the comments by making this video on squeezes! My game has improved by watching your videos : keep them coming!
really enjoyed watching that. let them roll:):)
Excellent video! Looks so logical when he says it but not so easy at the table!
Exellent video! I would like more videos on squeezes. It seems so logical when he does it but not as easy at the table!
Clear, well spoken at understandable delivery speed, and good to stress that declarer should only be on lookout for a specific card being played, instead of trying to count both opps hands. Thx
more squeezes
very informative. I would like information on sacrifices. thank you
I've got some more at tinyurl.com/BridgeSqueezes
Great video on squeezes. Thank you. I'd like to see more on the different types of squeezes available.
Thanks Steve!
This is by far the simplest explanation of a simple squeeze and key points to remember!
Much appreciated. Daniel
Thanks so much!