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F2F CCC
Maureen Millar Salver and Hazle Willis Cup Competitions - Total Points
BBO Duplicate
F2F CCC - Gentle Duplicate
F2F CCC
F2F CCC
BBO Duplicate
Calendar
Tue 28th July 2026
F2F CCC - Gentle Duplicate
14:00
Director: John Kilner
Scorer: John Gatrell
Host: Arun Nagarkatti
Key Holder: John Kilner
Sum-Up: John Gatrell
Thu 30th July 2026
BBO Duplicate
19:30
Director: John Gatrell
Scorer: Ian Lewis
Fri 31st July 2026
F2F CCC
13:30
Director: Jeff Stone
Scorer: John Kilner
Host: Wanted
Key Holder: John Kilner
Sum-Up: Margaret Bradshaw
Mon 3rd August 2026
F2F CCC
19:30
Director: John England
Scorer: Alan Coales
Host: Wanted
Key Holder: Alan Coales
Sum-Up: Margaret Bradshaw
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Chairman's Cup Championship Rules
Championship Pairs rules

Camberley Bridge Club.

Conduct of Club Championship Pairs Competitions.

General: The competition will be played as a ladder on all Monday face to face (F2F) sessions from December to November inclusive. A pair must play a minimum of twelve sessions to qualify.

Winner: The winner of the cup will be the pair with the highest percentage, averaged over all sessions that they play.

Trophy: The winning pair shall be awarded and retain the Chairman’s Cup for a period of one year.

Club representation: The winner of the trophy is entitled to represent the club at the Surrey Interclub pairs for the Mary Edwards Cup.

Method of Play: For the Chairman’s Cup it is important to use fair and well-balanced movements and pre-prepared computer-dealt hands.


Conduct of Championship Pairs Competition.

General. The competition will be played as a ladder on all Thursday sessions from December to November inclusive. A pair must play a minimum of twelve sessions to qualify.

Winner. The winner of the cup will be the pair with the highest percentage, averaged over all sessions that they play.

Trophy. The winning pair shall be awarded and retain the Championship trophy for a period of one year.

Method of Play. For the Championship Pairs it is important to use fair and well-balanced movements and pre-prepared computer-dealt hands.