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Our Schedule

At the Club 

Tuesday OPEN GAME at 6:45 pm

Know someone who's never played at our club? 

Bring them and you both play for FREE on Tuesday Evening!

Wednesday OPEN GAME at 12:30 pm

Thursday 0 - 500 at 12:30 pm 

No partner is needed on Thursday

Please come at least 15 minutes before game time!

Feel free to bring questions and problem hands.

Our experienced players are here to help you!

Friday OPEN Game at 12:30 pm

Ken Collins

Friday lessons will resume in the fall.

If you have bridge questions, Ken has provided us with his email address: 

ken.collins@solution-integrity.com

Online

Wednesday Afternoon: Open Game at 12:30 pm

Friday Afternoon: Open Game at 12:30 pm 

All games are stratified 1/3 C, 1/3 B, 1/3 A

Regular Online Virtual Games Cost US$5.00

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Helpful Weblinks 

How To Upload a Convention Card

 Changes to Alerting 

Tutorial on How to Play on BBO  

How to Bid and Play on BBO

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To Join ACBL 

Click the Link Below:

Aurora Bridge Club Manager

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YOU CAN CONTACT OUR PARTNERSHIP DESK 

Sylvia Cussion 

Click below:  

Partnership Desk

 ♥ When requesting a partner, please leave a contact number and/or email address.♥ 

Please park your car either on the south side fence where parking spots are marked by yellow tape, west of the garbage box, or, along the north side fence, away from the main building. Otherwise, park on any of the side streets where you are allowed to park. 

The Aurora Bridge Club is part of a large group of bridge clubs in North America offering the same bridge hands at the same time to all players at these clubs.  This means:

•  Our players' results will be compared with results from over 1000 clubs in North America playing pre-dealt hands from the Common Game
•  Players who have their email addresses registered with ACBL will receive results
•  Hand analyses by various pros are provided
•  Personal Play Analytics - players will have access to personal play analytics on their personal page which includes declarer play vs dummy play statistics