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I see one other chance.

Win the spade, heart to ace, lead Q planning to overtake. If East has a singleton ace, I lose 1C, 1H, 2D's.

 

Just to be precise for any less experienced players who may read your reply.

 

 

I'm sure by " to the A", you meant "small ", so stiff J opposite Qx retains a stopper.

 

 

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You need to play to A for 2 reasons before you play K

 

1- If K drops, you now have 2 entries to hand so you can play Q without having to cover.

2- If K did not drop, East may have stiff A and you will not waste 2 club honors when you see the Ace. (As Kaitlyn pointed too)

 

Just to be precise for any less experienced players who may read your reply.

 

 

I'm sure by " to the A", you meant "small ", so stiff J opposite Qx retains a stopper.

 

 

Yes small heart. Not only because you want to control hearts, but also it would be sad if you played J to the A and saw someone had stiff K.

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