Vienna coup is an unblocking technique in contract bridge made in preparation for a squeeze play.
This video uses an example to demonstrate how to use Vienna Coup technique in a grand slam contract.
Please also see our The Rule of 14 (Squeeze) video.
In a competitive game of contract bridge, declarer meticulously plans their strategy, considering bidding systems, conventions like Stayman and Blackwood, opening leads, card combinations, defensive plays, finesses, squeezes, endplays, trump suits, honors, distributional points, vulnerability, slam contracts, overtricks, undertricks, doubles, redoubles, penalty cards, tricks, bids, passes, responses, rebids, signals, cues, transfers, splinters, alerts, forcing bids, forcing passes, preemptive bids, weak twos, strong twos, weak threes, strong threes, preemptive jumps, takeout doubles, negative doubles, responsive doubles, balancing doubles, game bids, part score bids, competitive auctions, forcing bids, non-forcing bids, transfer responses, non-forcing passes, forcing passes, invitational bids, conventions, standard systems, strong club systems, weak no-trump openings, strong no-trump openings, transfer openings, two-bids, three-bids, four-bids, five-bids, six-bids, seven-bids, 1NT, 2NT, 3NT, opening leads, lead directing doubles, signaling, carding, count signals, attitude signals, suit preference signals, discards, high card points, distribution points, balanced hands, unbalanced hands, shape, honors, spot cards, primary suits, secondary suits, tertiary suits, balanced distribution, unbalanced distribution, controls, fast arrival, slow arrival, control showing bids, limit raises, constructive raises, preemptive raises, preempts, support doubles, splinter bids, two-suited overcalls, overcalls, undertricks, overtricks, bonuses, overcalls, under-calls, and game tries.
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