Editing Simple squeeze (section)

===The threat opposite the squeeze card has an entry in its own suit===
{{BridgeHandNWS
|Label = Example 1
|Lead = South to lead
|A&thinsp;J|K|&mdash;|&mdash;
|K&thinsp;Q|A|&mdash;|&mdash;
|4|2|&mdash;|A}}
{{BridgeHandNES
|Label = Example 4
|Lead = South to lead
|A&thinsp;J|2|&mdash;|&mdash;
|K&thinsp;Q|A|&mdash;|&mdash;
|4|K|&mdash;|A}} Earlier, Examples 1 and  4, illustrated positional and automatic squeezes; here, they also illustrate one way to satisfy a simple squeeze's entry requirement.

One of the threat cards is the {{Spades}}J. It lies opposite the squeeze card (the {{Clubs}}A), and it is accompanied by an entry (the {{Spades}}A) in its own suit. The hand containing the squeeze card must of course have another card (here, the {{Spades}}4) that can be used to cross to the {{Spades}}A after the squeeze has taken place.
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