Bookworm Bridge Conundrums #21

This conundrum was written by Eddie Kantar and was originally published in the book Kantar for the Defense - Volume 1 - you can find out all about it further down the page.

We are East.

Opening Lead: Q

Declarer wins in dummy, draws three rounds of trumps ending in dummy, partner discarding two hearts, and ruffs a heart in the closed hand.
Declarer continues by cashing the ♣K, ♣J, and leading a low club to dummy's ♣Q. On the ♣A declarer discards a low spade. Partner discards three hearts on the clubs.
At trick ten a low spade is led from dummy.

  1. What was declarer's original distribution?
  2. Which spade do you play, why?

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Kantar invites his reader to direct every play towards the goal of beating the contract in a variety of hands, bringing focus on counting tricks, points and distribution. Problems range from an intermediate to semi-advanced level and knowledge of basic card combinations is assumed. Each book concludes with a complete list of themes for its 100 problems.

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