AK5 Ten tricks are easy, with the friendly club layout. If you guess the hearts, you can win eleven tricks, and lots of matchpoints. The key, here, as a Democrat, is to demand a complete hand count. I made rather odd-looking plays at trick two and three. I played a heart to dummy's king and a club to my king.
Opponents are likely to give accurate count if they think partner holds the ace in dummy's suit.
Playing this way increased the chance that my opponents would card honestly. At the table, both players played their lowest club, and one player started an echo in hearts. Since clubs looked to be spliuing, I played that suit next. When I cashed my top diamonds, she showed out, and I had my complete count, so I picked up the hearts. This was not very hard, but no one else worked out the hand.