xxx KT8x xx QJxx
Txx xxx QJ9xx xx		xx AQJx Kxxx Kxx
	AKQJ9 xx Ax ATxx

When your RHO puts up the K on the first round, he gives you a chance to make your contract. Firstly, you must duck this trick. You are going to lose a diamond anyway, but ducking the first diamond keeps RHO on lead, and he can't lead a heart through your K. You're going to lose 2 hearts anyway on the bidding, since the A of hearts pretty much has to be offsides, so you must find a way of getting to dummy to take the club finesse. The trick here is to play for a partial elimination. We'll assume that RHO returns another diamond (no play is better for him). You win, and now draw exactly two rounds of trumps, keeping a trump in dummy. You now play a low heart and cover whatever card LHO plays, forcing the lead to RHO. He can cash his heart, but as long as he is out of trumps, he is now endplayed. He can either lead a club himself, or give you access to dummy. This hand was played correctly by Lornezo Lauria on BBO.