| Game Schedule |
Monday 10:30 30 Minute Lesson
11:00 Limited 0 - 110
12:00 Open
Tuesday 10:00 Limited 0-750 NLM
Wednesday 12:00 Open
Thursday 12:00 Open (3rd Thursday-Swiss Teams)
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| Partnership Desk |
NEED A PARTNER?
Please text or call Laura Baldwin,
Partnership Chairperson, 352-233-0742.
Leave the date that you need a partner.
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| May Birthdays |
1 Bill Browder
7 John Kraft
12 John Horne
16 Dot Johnson
17 Susan Greiner
17 Phil Reilly
27 LuAnne Gay
27 Ginger Bryers
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| MAY RULES OF ETIQUETTE |
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DON’T TEACH AT THE TABLE OR GIVE UNSOLICITED ADVICE OR CRITICISM
BRIDGE ETIQUETTE DICTATES THAT PLAYERS
SHOULD REFRAIN FROM OFFERING UNSOLICITED
ADVICE OR CRITICISM TO THEIR PARTNER
OR TO THEIR OPPONENTS. UNLESS SPECIFICALLY
ASKED FOR INPUT.
AVOID COMMENTING ON OTHER PLAYERS’ BIDDING
OR PLAY DECISIONS. REMEMBER THAT EACH PLAYER
IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN CHOICES,
AND UNSOLICITED ADVICE CAN BE SEEN AS
CONDESCENDING OR DISRESPECTFUL.
COMPLIMENT GOOD PLAY AND REMEMBER TO “PLAY NICE”
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| Importance of the Convention Card |
An essential aspect of duplicate bridge is the convention card.
As per ACBL rules, each partnership should complete identical convention cards to clarify their agreed conventions and carding systems.
A completed convention card also serves as a reference for opponents upon request,
allowing them to understand the conventions and carding systems you may be using. Bridge is a game of full disclosure,
and every bid you make must be accompanied by clear information so that your opponents can fully understand its meaning.
With this in mind, we require that at least one player of an established partnership have a completed convention card during play.
If assistance is needed in completing one, please seek guidance—support will be provided as necessary.
If a partnership does not have a completed convention card, they will be required to play using the yellow SAYC convention card.
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| Gainesville Bridge Club - Longest Day Event June 14th |
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