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LOCATION:
582 North River Road, Charlottetown, PE
* Home of the Benevolent Irish Society (BIS) *
Visit our club website for latest news: www.CharlottetownBridge.ca
GAME TIME:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, commencing at 1:00 pm.
Please be on site and situated at a table by 12:40 pm to enable the Director to set up the game in a timely manner.
Table fees for regular Club games will be $6.00
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| March 2025 - Special Events |
Week of March 4th - Club Championships
Wednesday, March 5th - Mixed Pairs Trophy
Week of March 25th - Club Championships
Upcoming in 2025:
The BIS is celebrating its 200th anniversary with a special evening in Charlottetown. Our organization has enjoyed a close relationship with the BIS. I would like to encourage members of the Charlottetown Duplicate Bridge Club to consider attending if possible.
The date is Saturday, August 2nd, 2025 and it offers a traditional Irish meal by chef Robert Pendergast at the Murphy’s Pharmacies Community Center in Charlottetown hosted by the Board of the BIS and the 200 Year Anniversary Committee. Seating is available at $500 per table of 8.
Sally Goddard, President
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| Maritime Tournaments - 2025 |
| Date |
Location |
Category |
| March 21-23 |
Halifax, NS |
Sectional |
| April 25-27 |
Truro, NS |
Sectional |
| May 2-4 |
Shediac, NB |
749'er Sectional |
| CANCELLED |
Bridgewater, NS |
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| June 25-29 |
FREDERICTON, NB |
REGIONAL |
| August 15-17 |
Saint John/Rothesay, NB |
Sectional |
| September 5-7 |
Riverview, NB |
Sectional |
| September 26-28 |
Port Williams, NS |
Sectional |
| October 24-26 |
CHARLOTTETOWN, PE |
Sectional |
| November 14-16 |
Halifax, NS |
Sectional |
To find out more about these (and other) events, click on: acbl.org > scroll to “Find Tournaments” > "District 1" (and Month, if you wish)
PLEASE NOTE:
Thanks to those who attended a Maritime tournament in 2024 - this was noticed by those who supported our event in October. The list of 2025 dates and locations is now available - please consider taking in some of these competitions throughout the year.
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| Zero Tolerance |
The Charlottetown Club operates under the ACBL Zero Tolerance Policy.
Directors do remind the members/players of this policy at the start of each session.
ACBL "Play Nice"
PLEASE REMEMBER...in the words of our late friend Karl Hicks:
"YOUR PARTNER DID NOT COME HERE TODAY TO RUIN YOUR GAME. SO, IF THEY DO SOMETHING THAT YOU CONSIDER HORRIBLE OR INFERIOR AT BEST, SAY NOTHING.
FIRST, UPON REFLECTION, YOU MAY BE WRONG.
SECOND, THERE MAY HAVE BEEN SOMETHING THAT YOU COULD HAVE DONE IN THE BIDDING OR PLAY TO HELP YOUR PARTNER MAKE THE CORRECT DECISION.
FINALLY, YOU ARE GOING TO DO SOMETHING EQUALLY HORRIBLE AND YOU DON'T WANT IT BROUGHT UP!
SO, BE NICE TO YOUR PARTNER AND YOUR OPPONENTS, AND EVERYONE WILL HAVE AN ENJOYABLE GAME."
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| Charlottetown Duplicate Bridge Club |
Objectives:
a) to bring together people who are interested in the game of bridge;
b) to further in those people a spirit of good sportsmanship and decorum, and to offer them an opportunity to improve their knowledge and competence in the game of bridge;
c) to promote the game of bridge in the City of Charlottetown and surrounding areas;
d) to educate public opinion regarding the recreational value in the game of duplicate bridge
Membership is open to anyone interested in playing and promoting the game of duplicate bridge.
Our facility is wheelchair accessible via elevator.
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FRIENDLY REMINDER
It is appreciated when players arrive and are seated 20 minutes before start of game. This allows the Director time to determine the number of pairs/tables, distribute movement patterns,boards and Bridgemates and input information for the electronic scoring units. The aim is to start on time – thank you in advance for your cooperation.
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