| Dunkeld and Birnam CafeBridge 2026 RESULTS and COMMENTARY NOW UP! |
The 2026 winners!
Well done to Sarah Gunn and Marina Evans with a score of 70.24% 
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| From New Zealand Bridge |
One of the lovely things about bridge is that there’s no single way to be a bridge player.
You might discover it in your 20s, or sit down at a bridge table for the first time in your 70s.
You might play once a week at your local club, log on for a game from home, or find yourself travelling across the country to compete.
Sometimes you might want to challenge yourself, learn more and see how far you can go. Other times, it might simply be about a familiar table, a few good hands and spending an afternoon with people you enjoy.
Bridge has a way of fitting into different seasons of life. It can be competitive when you want the challenge, social when you need the company, and something familiar to keep coming back to as the years go by.
However you play, there’s always a seat at the table.
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| Upcoming Congresses in Scotland |
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24-26th October Newtonmore Congress
13-16th November Kelvin Congress
6-9th November Scottish National Congress Aviemore
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| Social bridge at Dundee Bridge Club |
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Interested in playing bridge in a non-competitive environment and enjoying a chat with others, then come along and play at Dundee Bridge Club on Tuesday mornings.
Play starts at 11:00am. No partner needed. Just turn up.
Table money is £4.00 per person and includes coffee/tea and biscuits.
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| How the Kiwis advertise bridge |
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| SBU standard system |
Do you play ‘weak NT(12-14), 4 card Majors and 3 weak two’s’ ?
The standard Scottish Bridge Union system?
Have a browse of (Scotland’s only World and European Grand Master) Liz McGowan’s 32 page document.
All is clearly explained.
Tap HERE to open.
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