Liverpool Bridge Club
Making life a little better through bridge.
Results
Thursday Afternoon
Director: Hilary Rowland
Scorer: Liverpool Bridge Club
Wednesday Evening
Director: Gabriel McCarthy
Scorer: Liverpool Bridge Club
Tuesday Afternoon
Director: Hilary Rowland
Scorer: Liverpool Bridge Club
Monday Afternoon
Director: Jackie Greasley
Scorer: Liverpool Bridge Club
Monday Evening
Director: Hilary Rowland
Scorer: Liverpool Bridge Club
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LBC PROMOTIONS in 2026

February

Simon Kenny Local Master

Thel Leith Club Master

March

Galina Piunovskaya Club Master

April

Duncan Ferguson District Master

Penny Houlden Advanced Master

May

Eileen Mitchell County Master

Liz Teasdale Club Master

Jane Canning Local Master

Sandie Mitchell Local Master

June

David Wilcox County Master

WELL DONE EVERYONE

Notice to all Members

The new automated billing system for table money will go live after 1st July. Invoices will be sent out monthly by email from Liverpool Bridge Club. Please look out for them and check your junk email. Payment within 14 days would be appreciated.

🃏 Looking for a Bridge Partner?

We have a dedicated WhatsApp group to help you find a partner.

Group Name:
Strictly Bridge Partners ♠️♥️

If you'd like to be added, please contact:

Duncan on 07896 067850
or any Committee Member

Mersey House Our Home
Mersey House Our Home
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Learn to Play Bridge

Would you like to learn to play Bridge or improve your game?

New classes start at Liverpool Bridge Club
in September 2026.

Come along for a taster session on
Tuesday 8th September at 7.15 pm

To reserve a place or for further details,
phone Jackie on 07881 300472

Welcome to Liverpool Bridge Club

Club Bridge Games Schedule

 

Partners are available on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday afternoons.
Please arrive 15 minutes early.

Monday Afternoon

1:30 pm

  • Guided Play
  • No Master Points
Monday Evening

7:30 pm

  • Duplicate Bridge
  • Master Points Awarded
  • 2nd Mon: Churney Cup
Tuesday Afternoon

1:30 pm

  • Relaxed Duplicate (18+ boards)
  • No Master Points
Wednesday Evening

7:30 pm

  • Duplicate (21+ boards)
  • Master Points Awarded
Thursday Afternoon

1:30 pm

  • Duplicate (21+ boards)
  • Master Points Awarded

Annual subscription for 2026-2027 is £25.
Table money: £4.00 (Members) / £6.00 (Guests).

Match Report

Latest Match Reports

📊 Afternoon Session - 30-07-2026 [LATEST] Click to view
Session report

30th July 2026

A concise look at the winners, the boards that moved the room, and where each pair gained or lost matchpoints.

Session winnersHilary Rowland & James Jones66.67% · margin 8.73

The session at a glance

24boards played
9pairs
0slams bid and made
930largest raw-score range

Boards that shaped the room

These comparisons describe the traveller without guessing what happened during the auction or play.

Board 22 - biggest spread

The widest range of outcomes

The recorded scores ranged from 4♠ by E, North/South +300 to 3NT by W, East/West -630.

Raw-score range: 930 points
Board 20

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 3NT by E, North/South +300 to 3NT by E, East/West -600.

Raw-score range: 900 points
Board 15

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 3NT by N, North/South +660 to 4♠ by N, East/West -200.

Raw-score range: 860 points

Slams

No slams were bid and made in this session.
Personal recap

How did your pair do?

Choose a pair to see its strongest and costliest boards by matchpoint percentage.

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📊 Evening Session - 29-07-2026 Click to view
Session report

29th July 2026

A concise look at the winners, the boards that moved the room, and where each pair gained or lost matchpoints.

North / South winnersHilary Rowland & James Jones72.02% · margin 18.75
East / West winnersHarriette Goldsmith & Lesley Beilinsohn54.17% · margin 0.90

The session at a glance

27boards played
18pairs
6slams bid and made
1040largest raw-score range

Boards that shaped the room

These comparisons describe the traveller without guessing what happened during the auction or play.

Board 6 - biggest spread

The widest range of outcomes

The recorded scores ranged from 6NT by N, North/South +990 to 6NT by S, East/West -50.

Raw-score range: 1040 points
Board 10

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 4×♥ by S, North/South +790 to 4♥ by S, East/West -100.

Raw-score range: 890 points
Board 18

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 4♠ by N, North/South +620 to 4♠ by N, East/West -200.

Raw-score range: 820 points

Slams

Board 6: 6NT by N, 12 tricks · Board 26: 6♠ by N, 12 tricks · Board 26: 6NT by N, 13 tricks · Board 26: 6NT by N, 12 tricks · Board 26: 6♣ by S, 13 tricks · Board 26: 6NT by N, 12 tricks
Personal recap

How did your pair do?

Choose a pair to see its strongest and costliest boards by matchpoint percentage.

📊 Afternoon Session - 28-07-2026 Click to view
Session report

28th July 2026

A concise look at the winners, the boards that moved the room, and where each pair gained or lost matchpoints.

North / South winnersPenny Houlden & Beryl Webster64.38% · margin 4.38
East / West winnersBill Burrows & Ted Hulme66.88% · margin 16.25

The session at a glance

20boards played
10pairs
2slams bid and made
1570largest raw-score range

Boards that shaped the room

These comparisons describe the traveller without guessing what happened during the auction or play.

Board 13 - biggest spread

The widest range of outcomes

The recorded scores ranged from 6NT by N, North/South +1470 to 6♥ by N, East/West -100.

Raw-score range: 1570 points
Board 12

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 2×♠ by N, North/South +670 to 4♠ by N, East/West -200.

Raw-score range: 870 points
Board 4

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 6NT by N, North/South +1470 to 3NT by N, North/South +660.

Raw-score range: 810 points

Slams

Board 4: 6NT by N, 13 tricks · Board 13: 6NT by N, 13 tricks
Personal recap

How did your pair do?

Choose a pair to see its strongest and costliest boards by matchpoint percentage.

📊 Evening Session - 27-07-2026 Click to view
Session report

27th July 2026

A concise look at the winners, the boards that moved the room, and where each pair gained or lost matchpoints.

Session winnersIndira Maddison & Penny Roberts57.50% · margin -5.83

The session at a glance

24boards played
13pairs
0slams bid and made
1110largest raw-score range

Boards that shaped the room

These comparisons describe the traveller without guessing what happened during the auction or play.

Board 13 - biggest spread

The widest range of outcomes

The recorded scores ranged from 4×♣ by N, North/South +910 to 4♣ by N, East/West -200.

Raw-score range: 1110 points
Board 23

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 3NT by E, North/South +300 to 1×♥ by N, East/West -800.

Raw-score range: 1100 points
Board 6

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 2♠ by W, North/South +100 to 3NT by W, East/West -660.

Raw-score range: 760 points

Slams

No slams were bid and made in this session.
Personal recap

How did your pair do?

Choose a pair to see its strongest and costliest boards by matchpoint percentage.

📊 Afternoon Session - 23-07-2026 Click to view
Session report

23rd July 2026

A concise look at the winners, the boards that moved the room, and where each pair gained or lost matchpoints.

Session winnersJames Jones & Ted Hulme58.93% · margin 1.19

The session at a glance

24boards played
11pairs
0slams bid and made
900largest raw-score range

Boards that shaped the room

These comparisons describe the traveller without guessing what happened during the auction or play.

Board 4 - biggest spread

The widest range of outcomes

The recorded scores ranged from 3NT by N, North/South +600 to 3NT by N, East/West -300.

Raw-score range: 900 points
Board 10

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 3♥ by E, North/South +200 to 4♥ by E, East/West -620.

Raw-score range: 820 points
Board 12

A board that separated the field

The recorded scores ranged from 4♥ by N, North/South +680 to 3♣ by W, East/West -110.

Raw-score range: 790 points

Slams

No slams were bid and made in this session.
Personal recap

How did your pair do?

Choose a pair to see its strongest and costliest boards by matchpoint percentage.

Showing the last 5 reports. Click a results box for full detail

Location and Facilities

Welcome to Liverpool Bridge Club. Explore our excellent location, modern amenities, and comfortable playing environment.

Find Us

Mersey House, MATCHWORKS site
Speke Road, Liverpool L19 2PH

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Transport & Parking

Excellent public transport links and ample, secure car parking available on-site for all members and visitors.

Spacious Playing Room

Enjoy a large, light, and airy playing room accommodating up to 12 tables in a comfortable setting.

Amenities & Access

Fully equipped with coffee and tea making facilities. The club is fully accessible with disabled access throughout.

Member Privacy & Data Notice

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Tip of the Day: Always plan your play before playing to trick one.

Always plan your play before playing to trick one.

Liverpool Bridge Club

Welcome to Liverpool Bridge Club

Play, learn, and connect with one of Liverpool’s long-established bridge communities.

Our Club

Liverpool Bridge Club has been welcoming players for over 70 years. We are a friendly club with more than 140 members and sessions for all levels of play.

  • Established for over 70 years
  • 140+ members
  • Sessions for all levels
  • Well-regarded teaching programme

New Members & Guests

New members and visitors are always welcome. To join, please contact Jackie on 07881 300472.

Guests may attend up to 4 times a year. Guest fee 2025/26: £6 per visit.

New to Bridge?

Bridge is a fascinating card game of logic, memory, and teamwork. Played in pairs, it rewards clear thinking, patience, and cooperation.

You do not need to be a maths genius or a card expert to start. Whether you are completely new or returning after a break, our beginner lessons and relaxed games can help you get going.

  • Keeps your mind sharp
  • Friendly and social
  • Endlessly engaging
  • Welcoming to all ages

Watch Bridge Introduction

Member Resources

Liverpool Bridge Club members can access our Acol Pool, a dedicated resource covering common conventions, key ideas, and frequently applied EBU rules.

Members need a password to access Acol Pool. Log in to the Members Area to find it, or use the password reset link if you have not registered before.

Open Acol Pool

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The Book Club

 The Matchless Book Club
Meets: 3rd Friday of the month at 12:15 pm

All LBC members welcome

 See Penny Houlden for details.

Calendar
3rd August 2026
Monday Afternoon
1.30 pm
3rd August 2026
Monday Evening
7.30 pm
4th August 2026
Tuesday Afternoon
1.30 pm