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| Last updated : 6th Feb 2020 10:45 GMT |
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| Diary Dates 2020/21 |
AYLESBURY ACES DIARY DATES 2020/21
COMPETITIONS
Thursday 16th January Sims Pairs
Tuesday 10th March Major and Minor Championships
Thursday 11th June Mens and Ladies Pairs
Tuesday 21st July EBU Summer Sims Pairs
Thursday 10th September Burrows Cup
Tuesday 10th November Children in Need
SOCIAL EVENTS
Sunday 17th May Gill and John's Centenary party
Saturday 20th June Fish and Chip supper
Sunday 18th October Charity tea
Tuesday 15th December Christmas party
OTHER DATES FOR 2020/21
Thursday 22nd October Aylesbury Aces AGM
Tuesday 22nd December Last bridge before the Christmas break.
Tuesday 5th January 2021 First bridge of the new year.
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| Last updated : 23rd Nov 2019 18:11 GMT |
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| New bridge lessons starting |
Update on opportunity to learn to play bridge from Paul Morris
The initial course will last for ten weeks and will start on January 6th 2020. It will take place at the Oaks Coffee Shop, Elm Court, Elm Farm Rd, Aylesbury HP21 7NQ on a Monday morning for two hours and will cost £8 per session.
I will be teaching standard Acol (weak no trump) and using EBU student packs which contain full notes and information. The course will assume no previous knowledge of bridge or any other card game. It will be a practical course, based on Bridge for All designed by the English Bridge Union, with the emphasis on playing the game and having fun.
If you know of anyone who is looking for lessons please talk to me or contact me at paulbridgelessons@gmail.com.
If you are interested but cannot make that day or time please get in touch with me to discuss options.
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| Last updated : 14th Oct 2019 14:14 BST |
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| If you are looking for a bridge club |
We meet twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Community Centre, Prince Rupert Drive, Buckingham Park, Aylesbury.
Sessions start at 7.25 (for 7.30) and finish around 10.30.
Our aim is to provide Duplicate bridge with an emphasis on enjoyment in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
We are affiliated to the EBU and use pre-dealt boards and BridgeMate scoring which means hand records and results are usually available on the night before players leave.
In addition to the normal club sessions we run quarterly social events (often on a Sunday afternoon) where, in addition to the bridge, a sumptuous tea provided.
Visitors are welcome to come and play at normal club sessions and the social events, although there are some restrictions on Simultaneous Pairs evenings.
We are delighted to welcome new players and do our very best to provide a host to partner visiting individuals - SEE LEFT HAND SIDE BOX.
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| Last updated : 20th May 2018 06:48 BST |
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| Best Behaviour at Bridge |
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The following paragraphs are taken from the EBU information 'Best Behaviour at Bridge' information. It is a reminder to all Bridge players that racist or other offensive comments whether general or specific, should not be shared or voiced during bridge sessions.
Bridge is an extremely enjoyable game. Courteous behaviour is an exceptionally important part of that enjoyment. The EBU is committed to the principle of equality of opportunity. It considers it a fundamental principle that anyone wishing to participate in duplicate bridge, whether as player, official or in any other capacity, should be able to do so in a safe and welcoming environment, and not be subject to less favourable treatment on the grounds of gender, age, race, disability, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, religious or political belief or social class than any other person.
This guide serves as a brief reminder of how to behave at the bridge table. We are sure that all players naturally follow this code of conduct but there are times when concentration and pressure can take their toll and it is for these situations that we issue this as a reminder.
- Greet others in a friendly manner prior to start of play on each round.
- Be a good “host” or “guest” at the table.
- Make your convention card readily available to your opponents and fill it out completely.
- Make bridge enjoyable for yourself, partner and opponents.
- Give credit when opponents make a good bid or play.
- Take care of your personal grooming.
- Ensure that your mobile phone is turned off.
- Enjoy the company as well as the game.
Remember that it is rude to criticise your partner or opponents in public, to be less than polite at the table, to gloat over good results or object to a call for the tournament director or to dispute or argue about a director’s ruling, or generally to make any personal and disparaging remark.
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Please call the Director if you think you may have been affected by bad behaviour. You will be helping others as well as yourselves.
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As in all games that are governed by rules and regulations, bad behaviour will be penalized ….
If a player at the table behaves in an unacceptable manner, the director should be called immediately. Annoying behaviour, embarrassing remarks, or any other conduct which might interfere with the enjoyment of the game is specifically prohibited by Law 74A. Law 91A gives the director the authority to assess disciplinary penalties. This can include immediate disciplinary board penalties and may lead to disqualification from the current event. In addition any violation may result in a disciplinary hearing where player(s) future participation in tournaments will be considered.
English Bridge Union
November 2017
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| Last updated : 6th Sep 2018 17:36 BST |
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| FUND RAISING UPDATE |
Since our club was set up in 2009, Aylesbury Aces has been committed to raising money for charity through our annual Charity Bridge teas and Chldren in Need Sim Pairs.
At our last AGM a member asked how much had been raised over the years, After much 'digging' through the records it was a pleasant surprise to learn that we have in fact donated around £6,500; including the generous fund match from Lloyds bank, to various local charities including Age Concern, British heart Foundation, Alzheimer's Society and the Florence Nightingale Hospice as well as nearly £1,000 to Children in Need.
It's nice to know that we are helping good causes whilst enjoying playing bridge with our friends.
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| Last updated : 14th Jan 2018 18:21 GMT |
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