Ranking

All those who play in an EBU registered Duplicate session have their scores recorded and these are used to calculate a running percentage and it is that percentage which places you in the National Grading System [NGS] and you will be placed somewhere between A of spades and 2 of clubs. You can find your ranking by logging in to the EBU website. EBU run a National Handicap pairs event each year and there are many events locally and at club level where entry and scoring may be limited or adjusted by grade. Keep an eye out for these

Master Points

EBU has published their latest list of Life Master Points, 

For some these represent a lifetime of playing Duplicate Bridge but Master Points are not easy to come by, particularly where table numbers are low when first place will typically earn 30 Master Points. For most Members the challenge is to achieve promotion to the next rank and everyone should have this challenge in mind when they sit at a table on a Tuesday evening. The highest ranked Members are [E&OE]:

Jill Innes                      5 Star Regional Master

John Pearson              2  Star Regional Master

Carol Smith                  1 Star Premier Master

Sue Bentley                  4 Star Master

Elizabeth Matthias        2 Star Master

Graham Evans              2 Star Master 

Perry Hunt                     2 Star Master

Glyn Button                   1 Star Master

Carl Ib                             1 Star Master

Dylis Hall                        1 Star Master

Sue Johnston                 Advanced Master

Sue Cook                        Advanced Master

Conca Goyder                Advanced Master