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endplay

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end·play  (ndpl)
n.
A play in bridge that forces an opponent to lead and results in the opponents' losing one or more tricks that they would have won had they not been leading.
tr.v. end·played, end·play·ing, end·plays
To force (a bridge opponent) to lead disadvantageously.

endplay [ˈɛndˌpleɪ] Bridge
n
(Group Games / Bridge) a way of playing the last few tricks in a hand so that an opponent is forced to make a particular lead
vb (tr)
(Group Games / Bridge) to force (an opponent) to make a particular lead near the end of a hand declarer endplayed West for the jack of spades


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Though the endplay of a bridge game can be extraordinarily complex, its basic principles are much more straightforward; Bridge Endplays for Everyone covers different types of elimination play (such as loser-on-loser or partial elimination play), aspects of the trump (such as the trump coup, trump elopement, or trump endplay), the throw-in, the strip squeeze, and much more.
This makes it possible to size the guide hole significantly smaller to reduce radial endplay in the probes.
 
 
 
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