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{{Short description|French bridge player and writer}}
'''Roger Trézel''' (11 May 1918 – 3 November 1986)<ref name="rio">Roger Trézel in ''Rio de[https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8HR-44F JaneiroBrasil, Brazil,Cartões Immigrationde CardsImigração, 1900-1965]''. Arquivo Nacional, Rio de Janeiro.</ref> was a French [[Contract bridge|bridge]] player and writer. He and his long-time regular partner [[Pierre Jaïs]] were the first two of ten players who have won the [[Triple Crown of Bridge]].<ref name=triple>{{OEB|7CD|251}}</ref> Their achievement was unique for more than twenty years<ref name=truscott86/> and they accomplished it on the earliest occasion possible. Having played on the France team that won the [[Bermuda Bowl#1956 Paris, France|1956 Bermuda Bowl]] representing Europe against <!--OEB says US but maybe North America?--> the United States, they won the inaugural renditions of both premier [[World Bridge Federation]] quadrennial events, the 1960 [[World Team Olympiad]] and the 1962 [[World Open Pairs Championship]].<ref name=triple/><ref name=truscott86/> Trézel and Jaïs also won the ''Sunday Times'' Invitational pairs tournament in 1963.
 
They used a [[canapé (bridge)|canapé system]], generally bidding the second-longest suit first, and their becoming one of the world's strongest pairs "demonstrated the effectiveness" of the style.<ref name=BOLS/> Their partnership was terminated only by Trézel's late 1986 death in France. [[Alan Truscott]] then called it "one of the greatest partnerships in the history of the game"<ref name=truscott86/> and two years later asserted that many EuropeansEuropean "cognoscenti" of 30 years earlier would have called them the "world's greatest partnership".<ref name=truscott88/>▼
Trézel and Jaïs also won the ''Sunday Times'' Invitational pairs tournament in 1963.
 
Trézel wrote several bridge books, including the Master Bridge Series with [[Terence Reese]].▼
▲They used a [[canapé (bridge)|canapé system]], generally bidding the second-longest suit first, and their becoming one of the world's strongest pairs "demonstrated the effectiveness" of the style.<ref name=BOLS/> Their partnership was terminated only by Trézel's late 1986 death in France. [[Alan Truscott]] then called it "one of the greatest partnerships in the history of the game"<ref name=truscott86/> and two years later asserted that many Europeans "cognoscenti" of 30 years earlier would have called them the "world's greatest partnership".<ref name=truscott88/>
 
Born in [[Orléans]], France to Pierre Trézel and Marie Prunier,<ref name="rio"/> he died in [[Paris]] at the age of 68.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://deces.matchid.io/search?advanced=true&ln=Tr%C3%A9zel&bd=1918&dd=1986|title=TREZEL Roger|accessdate=22 July 2020}}</ref>
▲Trézel wrote several bridge books including the Master Bridge Series with [[Terence Reese]].
 
He was born in [[Orléans]] to Pierre Trézel and Marie Prunier.<ref name="rio"/>
 
==Publications with Terence Reese==
''Those Extra Chances in Bridge''▼
* 1978: Frederick Fell Publishers (New York), 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-88391-077-1}}▼
* 1978: Ward Lock (London), 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-7063-5610-6}}▼
* 1978, 1986: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-02634-6}}▼
 
''SafetyMaster Playsthe Odds in Bridge''▼
* 19761979, 19791986: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 64pMaster Bridge Series, 79p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-0274902597-74}}▼
* 19761979: FrederickF. Fell Publishers (New York), Master Bridge Series, 63p79p., {{ISBN|978-0-88391-083094-28}}▼
 
''Snares and Swindles in Bridge''
* 1976: Frederick Fell Publishers (New York), Master Bridge Series, 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-88391-071-9}}
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* 1979, 1986: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-02633-9}}
 
''BlockingThe andArt Unblockingof PlaysDefense in Bridge''
* 19761979: Frederick Fell Publishers (New York), Master Bridge Series, 64p79p., {{ISBN|978-0-88391-084093-91}}
* 19761979, 1988: WardVictor LockGollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 64p79p., {{ISBN|978-0-7063575-518902598-7}}, {{ISBN|978-0-7063-5191-01}}
▲* 1976, 1979: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-02749-7}}
 
''Imaginative Cardplay''
▲''Safety Plays in Bridge''
* 2014: Master Point Press (Toronto). 248p. {{ISBN|978-1-77140-015-2}}. This publication is a compendium of the four above-noted, each revised and updated.
▲* 1976: Frederick Fell Publishers (New York), Master Bridge Series, 63p., {{ISBN|978-0-88391-083-2}}
* 1976: Ward Lock (London), 63p., {{ISBN|978-0-7063-5084-5}}, {{ISBN|978-0-7063-5200-9}}
* 1976, 1990: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 63p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-02631-5}}, {{ISBN|978-0-575-02748-0}}▼
 
''Elimination Play in Bridge''
* 1976: Frederick Fell Publishers (New York), Master Bridge Series, 77p., {{ISBN|978-0-88391-070-2}}
* 1976: Ward Lock (London), 77p., {{ISBN|978-0-7063-5323-5}}
* 1979, 1986: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 77p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-02632-2}}
 
▲''Those Extra Chances in Bridge''
▲* 1978: Frederick Fell Publishers (New York), 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-88391-077-1}}
▲* 1978: Ward Lock (London), 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-7063-5610-6}}
▲* 1978, 1986: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-02634-6}}
 
''When to Duck When to Win in Bridge''
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* 1978, 1988: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-02635-3}}
 
''TheBlocking Artand ofUnblocking DefencePlays in Bridge''
* 19791976: Frederick Fell Publishers (New York), Master Bridge Series, 79p64p., {{ISBN|978-0-88391-093084-19}}
* 1979, 19881976: VictorWard GollanczLock (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 79p64p., {{ISBN|978-0-5757063-025985189-17}}, {{ISBN|978-0-7063-5191-0}}
* 1976, 1979: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 64p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-02749-7}}
 
''MasterSafety the OddsPlays in Bridge''
* 1979, 19861976: VictorFrederick GollanczFell Publishers (LondonNew York) in association with Peter Crawley, Master Bridge Series, 79p63p., {{ISBN|978-0-57588391-02597083-42}}
* 19791976: F.Ward FellLock (New YorkLondon), 79p63p., {{ISBN|978-0-883917063-5084-5}}, {{ISBN|978-0-7063-0945200-89}}
▲* 1976, 1990: Victor Gollancz (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 63p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-02631-5}}, {{ISBN|978-0-575-02748-0}}
 
''Accurate Cardplay''
* 2014: Master Point Press (Toronto). 232p. {{ISBN|978-1-77140-014-5}}. This publication is a compendium of the four above-noted, each revised and updated.
 
''The Mistakes You Make at Bridge''
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* 1994: New Edition: Gollancz (London), 168p., {{ISBN|978-0-575-05785-2}}
* 2006: Revised edition by Ron Klinger: Cassell (London) in association with Peter Crawley, 160p., {{ISBN|978-0-304-36811-2}}
''Blocking, Unblocking and Safety Plays in Bridge''
* 1993: Houghton Mifflin (Boston), Master Bridge Series, 120p., {{ISBN|978-0-395-65669-3}}
 
==References==
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