About the Club |
The club started early in 2020, eventually evolving into its present format. There is no cost involved and is for ACOL players only!! New members can register here -> Email (please include your BBO Alias).
Tournaments times are: Sunday and Monday at 7.30pm.
and: Thursday and Friday at 2.15pm.
It is preferable to arrive 10-15 minutes early in case of problems.
TEA Club is a Members Only Club and is a registered host with Bridgbase Online. (Bridgebase). Look, say, 15 minutes before for the Hostname in Free Tournaments.
Periodically the membership list is updated - to remove 'dormant' members.
If - for any reason - you find yourself unable to join any tournament - please contact the club here -> Email
Admin: Vesian.
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TEA Club Website |
♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ It's that time of year already !! As you (may) know supporting the website is not free !! Last year many members made a small donation to support the TEA Club Website.
Contributions should be in the order of £1.00 or so - no need to get carried away !!! Those who wish to do help out I will forward my details to.♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
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PLAY AND DISCUSS HANDS WITH CEDAR |
Every Tuesday evening at 7.45pm UK time, CEDAR (Alan) ably assisted by POCO1 (Colin) are running very popular sessions. Players will be invited to play random hands. Cedar will comment on points of interests after each hand. Zoom will be used, a link being provided on the day for players and kibitzers. To join in each session goto 'Casual' - then 'Private and Public Clubs' and select 'LESSON'. Alternatively find Cedar and join his table. (you may wish to use 'follow' for future reference).
The session will last approximately one hour and maybe extended if there is the demand.
These sessions are looked after by Poco1 (Colin) and Cedar (Alan). Please contact them if you need further information.
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League Tables |
In the Menu there is a label, 'Competitions' where you can check how well you are doing. For individual days (and for the October to December period 2023). You may find your name mentioned more than once in a tourney - this is based on playing with different partners.
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Make your link more stable |
When you're playing on BBO - how often does your link drop out for no apparent reason? To reduce the number of times you find yourself out of the tournament or game there are couple of things you may like to try. Firstly - in a quiet time - turn off you router for about five minutes. After turning it back on, your router has to re-sync with your service provider. The second thing to try is to reset your chosen browser. Remove all saved data - this is achieved via' Settings'. These changes should help you to stay connected for longer. The feeling is BBO may be suspect to minor issues from the local end.
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