| Cancellation Of the 2021 World Championships |
 With great regret the WBF, taking account of the persistence of the Covid19 outbreak, announces that the Management Committee in its meeting of Friday 7th May unanimously decided to cancel the 2021 World Youth Teams Championship and World Teams Championship, both planned to be held in Salsomaggiore Terme, Italy.
Work is being undertaken with the aim of holding the World Teams Championship (Bermuda Bowl, Venice Cup, d’Orsi Senior Trophy and Wuhan Trophy) in 2022 between the end of February and beginning of March.
However, the World Youth Teams Championship will be re-scheduled to 2023
In addition the Management Committee unanimously approved the following future dates:
- 2022 the World Bridge Series and the World Open Youth Championship
- 2023 the World Bridge Teams Championship and the World Youth Teams Championship
- 2024 The World Bridge Games and the World Open Youth Championship
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| Last updated : May 9, 2021 12:30 AST |
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| Important Letter from WBF Executive - Online Cheating |
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| Important Disciplinary Code Update |
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| News from the CAC President |
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| Bridge included in 2022 Asian Olympic Games |
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Great news!
It has been announced that Bridge is included in the 2022 Asian Olympic Games, to be held in Hangzhou, China, 10th to 25th September.
The Asian Olympic Games is the main continental sports event in Asia, celebrated every four years and Bridge was admitted for the first time in its history in the previous edition held in Giakarta, Indonesia in 2018.
This confirmation is extremely significant, meaning that Bridge is considered a true sport in line with as all the other sports recognised by the International Olympic Committee, held in the same esteem as all other sports. Our athletes deserve now to enjoy this recognition alongside the other sports encompassed by these Games.
We are very pleased and proud and we would like to express our warmest gratitude to the Chinese Contract Bridge Association, its President and Officers, who worked with dedication and enthusiasm to achieve this new great goal for our beloved discipline.
Click here for the Official Website for the event
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| Last updated : Sep 28, 2020 10:25 AST |
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The WBF would like to draw your attention to the article published on their website regarding the updated WBF Anti-Doping Rules and the revised WADA Prohibited List, both of which come into force on 1st January 2021.
Please ensure that you are aware of these in good time.
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| Last updated : Oct 20, 2020 08:24 AST |
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| *** Important Letter from WBF *** |
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| Ongoing Results of CAC Teams Competition |
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| Last updated : May 18, 2020 09:13 AST |
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| 30th CACBF Open Teams Winners |
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Once again, Guadeloupe triumps to win the Open Teams Championships defeating Barbados 168 - 119 after 4 16-board sessions.
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| Last updated : Jun 1, 2019 10:18 AST |
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| 30th CACBF Ladies Teams Champions |
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The ladies from Trinidad & Tobago played strong bridge to win the Ladies Teams Championships defeating Guadeloupe 159 - 116 after 4 16-board sessions.
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| Last updated : May 24, 2019 17:05 AST |
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| 30th CACBF Mixed Teams Champions - Costa Rica |
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Costa Rica stormed back from a 22 IMP deficit as half-time to defeat Guadeloupe and win the Mixed Teams. This is the first time this event has been held in the CACBF.
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| Last updated : Nov 8, 2019 07:45 AST |
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| 30th CACBF Trans National teams Winners |
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The team of Gary Gottlieb, Peter Fredin, Simon Hult and Simon Ekenberg triumphed over the Hinze team in their 3-session 48-board finals.
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| Last updated : Jun 11, 2019 13:39 AST |
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| 29th CACBF Guatamala Championship Team Results |
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| Final/Cons Pairs Results - 29th CACBF Guatamala |
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| Pairs Round Robin Results - 29th CACBF Championship Guatamala |
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