Cambridge Friday Bridge Club Code of Conduct |
Cambridge Friday Bridge Club will foster an environment that is friendly, courteous and conducive to the enjoyment of playing a good standard of bridge.
It is expected that all members will:
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Greet others in a friendly manner prior to the start of play on each round
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Be particularly welcoming of visitors
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Be polite and ensure that the bridge is enjoyable for yourself, partner and opponents
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Enjoy the company as well as the game
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Make their convention card readily available to their opponents
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Give credit at the end of a hand when opponents have bid or played well
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Refrain from criticising their partner or opponents or gloating over good results.
During the bidding it is expected that:
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Bids that should be announced are done so quickly
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Bids below 3NT that should not be taken at face value are alerted
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Any questions asked about alerted bids are done so in a neutral way, e.g “Can you tell me what that means?” rather than “Is that showing clubs?”
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Players do not make frequent unusual bids that could be classed as “psych bids”.
During the play it is expected that the person playing dummy takes a completely passive role and does not do anything that could be construed as suggesting a line of play to partner.
If there is a need to call the Director then this should be done calmly, the situation explained in a neutral way and the Director’s decision accepted without dispute.
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