antonylee, on 2012-October-02, 15:35, said:
Spades break 0-6. East wins your king with the ace and plays a diamond to West's ace, king and small. Now (I think that) you can play two rounds of clubs, to which both follow low, and you have to choose between clubs breaking and diamonds breaking (allowing you to set up the hearts, the ♠Q is an entry if west ducks once). Am I correct, and which choice do you pick?
No, I think you are wrong. First, what would you learn from playing two rounds of clubs? Probably nothing. And if you choose to set up your heart trick, I think west can lock you in dummy, so that you cannot get your third heart trick.
You did not give any information about what West threw on the second trick..
But still, i think your best chance is to play for west to be 0-5-4-4, and it is likely that he have that shape.
So when you win with the queen of diamond i would just play for setting up heart tricks immediately.