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♠ ♥ ♦ ♣ Welcome To Carbis Bay Bridge ♠ ♥ ♦ ♣
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| Who We Are |
Carbis Bay Bridge Club is predominantly a Rubber Bridge club which meets weekly on a Monday afternoon at The Memorial Hall, Trencrom Lane, Carbis Bay.
We usually play from 2pm – 5pm (but move to playing an hour earlier in the winter). We are a mixed ability group from complete beginners to seasoned hands and aim to be both friendly and inclusive with the more experienced players always ready to help those with less experience.
We also have a strong commitment to bridge teaching and development. We welcome complete beginners who want to learn the game but also deliver improver coaching to those members keen to advance their game.
On Monday afternoons members may just turn up and play without prior notice or needing to arrange partners, but we also hold one duplicate session a month (usually on the 4th Friday).
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| Contact Information |
 For information about the club please contact Graham in the first instance (contact details below). Alternatively contact another committee member (details on committee menu in the Information section).
Graham Kidson (Chairman)
T: 01736 762512
E: gkidson@btinternet.com
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| Calling All Prospective Duplicate Bridge Returners |
Are you a lapsed duplicate player thinking about returning to the game? Would you like a simple way to ease yourself back and refresh your skills? If so. our monthly friendly duplicate sessions at Carbis Bay are the answer. We will find you a partner who will help you with your transition back into playing competitive bridge. Just contact Graham (or another committee member) to get started.
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| Online Bridge |
There are various options for playing online bridge and one of the best known is BBO (Bridge Base Online)
Because it is an international site many of the playing features are not based on the English Acol system which can be confusing, however they have recently launched a new Daylong Competition based on the Acol system which can be used as a useful learning tool for competitive bridge practice.
The "competition" lasts for 24 hours and you play 8 hands against the BBO computer (which they call "Robots"). Your results are then compared with the others who entered the competition so you can evaluate your relative performance.
Details of how to enter can be found by Clicking Here: https://news.bridgebase.com/2022/12/21/play-the-all-new-acol-daylong/
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