Unilateral threats in front of a AKb/x bilateral and a Squeeze Card.

South play the squeezing card: Ace of ClubYou can click on the Play button in order to play the hand the way it was programmed for. You can also play the hands as you want. Just click on the card you wish to be played.	NORTH

WEST	3	4	EAST

nbplis	SOUTH

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We change from the previous one by adding a king to the bilateral
We have a two Steps Double Squeeze now

Strip the Bilateral Threat Hand
The declarer may strip the bilateral hand without having to strip the right threat suit first.
The high cards of the bilateral hand( besides those of the bilateral threat suit) may be played in any order .This is due to the idle card which is now present in North hand and which can be thrown on the squeeze card.
Strip the other Hand
The last high card in the other hand( facing the bilateral threat) may be played when the bilateral threat hand have the lead.

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