SUPERVISED PLAY – THURSDAY EVENINGS |
We currently run Supervised Play on Thursday evenings at 7.15pm at the Club - 147 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 7AN. There is free parking on side streets with just a short walk to the club. Refreshments are provided.
Please book by 5.30pm on the Wednesday evening before. The session will be cancelled if we have fewer than two tables. In this case, we will email anyone who has booked but please also check the website calendar before setting out for the club.
We play 12 boards at a relaxed pace and you can ask the Director/teacher for help at any time. The sessions last about 2 hours. Results and hands are uploaded onto the club website after the event, though no masterpoints are awarded (and it doesn't affect NGS).
Each session costs £5. No partner is needed as there will be a Host.
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HOW TO BOOK |
We ask that the session is booked in advance with payment made at the time of booking. This is so we have an idea of the numbers attending. There is however a facility at the club to pay using a debit or credit card (no cash please). Each session is £5.
When booking online you can book and pay for just yourself or for yourself and your partner. If you book just for yourself please do remind your partner that they need to book and pay for themselves. Please book by 5.30pm on the Wednesday evening beforehand.
Please ensure that you enter correct email addresses as these will be used to send you your booking confirmation.
There is no need to have a partner. In this case, you can book a single ticket for yourself. We are operating a Host system so we will be able to pair you up with someone to play with.
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NO PARTNER? |
Don't worry! There will always be a Host available so if you don't have a regular partner, it doesn't matter, there will be someone for you to play with. On the day, the director will either pair you up with another single player or with the Host. If you can find a regular partner though that is the best situation - this way you can develop your bidding strategy and defence over time as a team.
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