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Squeezee

in card games of the whist family, a squeezee is a player who is squeezed, in other words he/she is forced to play a card and any card she/he can legally play results in a loss. This loss may be material (e.g. establishing a winner for the other side) or immaterial (e.g. loss of an exit card in case of a Strip Squeeze).

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