| OUR TOURNAMENTS - VISITORS WELCOME |
SEE YELLOW TAB WHERE & WHEN WE PLAY FOR TOURNAMENT SESSIONS
PLAYERS MUST BE SEATED 10 MINUTES BEFORE THE START OF TOURNAMENTS.
Play & Learn : COME AT 630pm for tips on bidding and play
DON'T HAVE A PARTNER? COME EARLY AND WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO ACCOMODATE YOU.
Members £6 Visitors £9 includes Tea/coffee and biscuits. Sunday £5.
St Andrew and Buchanan members pay member rates.
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| Getting To Know You Tournament |
We would like to encourage our members to get to know members from the other clubs before we move. There will be a monthly Sunday afternoon tournament starting at 1pm at the Buchanan Bridge Club on 2nd February. Tea and cake will be provided, all for £5! If possible please email Georgina to let her know if you hope to attend.
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| IMPROVERS? WE HAVE TOURNAMENTS JUST FOR YOU! |
♠ PLAY & LEARN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AT 7PM♠
SUNDAYS 1pm (£5) Players of all standards welcome for relaxed play
♣ Visitors Welcome♣
Less experienced players can play at a slower pace and feel free to ask questions of our mentors who are available every week.
Danny Kane offers a seminar on card play between 630 & 7pm most weeks -all welcome.
No partner needed for P&L. Members £6/Visitors £9
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| BRIDGE LESSONS 2024 |
 Our lessons have proved extremely popular. The next Beginners' course started on Tuesday 3rd September at 7pm. The course consists of 40 lessons which is aimed at novices but can still be useful if you have a basic understanding of the game. If you already know the fundamentals of the game but want to know if joining in the "second term" would benefit you Contact Frances for more information. The cost is £100/10 weeks.
Want to improve your game? Danny Kane is offering lessons to Intermediate players starting on Thursday 9th January. For more information please email DANNY. NB There will be no advanced/intermediate lessons in November/December.
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| Find a Partner |
Click on Members Only (left-hand side) Login using your usual ID and password Scroll to the tournament you want to play in using the right hand slider Tick the PR box ( left box of the 3 little boxes). Press Confirm (near the top) To cancel your request, login as above then untick the PR box and press Confirm To contact someone looking for a Partner, Click on their request to email them or call them using the telephone number displayed. If you're looking for a new regular partner contact The Secretary giving brief information about your system and standard.
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| Glasgow Bridge Centre |
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The Glasgow Bridge Centre enjoys a reputation as one of the finest bridge clubs in Scotland – let alone Glasgow. Players of all abilities are welcome.
Formed in 1983, the GBC has a proud history. Over the years, many celebrated Scottish internationalists have all played at our club.
Albert Benjamin, inventor of the world-famous 'Benji Acol' bidding system, played a vital role in the club's history and an atmospheric photograph of the great man (did everyone smoke in those days?) still hangs in our premises at 1055 Pollokshaws Road – close to Minard Road.
For more than 50 years, we have continued to promote all that's good about bridge, encouraging high standards of play and fierce but friendly rivalry in the battle of the cards. The Glasgow club's facilities include all the usual modern aids – Bridgemates, TV screens and our results are published on our website. Coffee/tea and biscuits are included in the table money.
Come and join us! Email The Secretary for more information.
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| General Procedures & Etiquette |
- DO make your opening lead face down and do so before filling in your score card or operating the Bridgemate (it saves time!).
- DO call the TD when something goes wrong.
- DO keep your eye on the timer if displayed and try to keep to time.
- DO make sure your cards are returned to the board in the correct slot.
- DO leave your bidding cards on the table until the Opening Lead is faced.
- DON’T ask questions about the bidding after the auction until your partner has the opening lead face down on the table.
- DON’T pick up your cards and return to the board until everybody at the table agrees the result.
- DON’T pressure your opponents into accepting your interpretation of the rules (call the TD).
- DON’T make comments about the opponents bidding or play (unless invited).
- ABOVE ALL BE NICE!
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