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Welcome to the Cashiers Duplicate Bridge Club (CDBC) website. The CDBC is a member-owned club fully sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL). It is a friendly game where all players are welcomed. The club was started around 1990 as a seasonal game with the able leadership of Jean and Ed Whitby. Cashiers Duplicate Bridge Club is incorporated as a non-profit organization to promote bridge games for members and guests. The Club is administered by an elected Board of Directors.
We have an OPEN game each Tuesday during the season at 1 PM (please arrive by 12:45) at the Cashiers Recreation Center. We can accommodate 12 tables, and RESERVATIONS ARE NO LONGER NECESSARY.
The club uses Bridgemate scoring terminals and a dealing machine, so all games feature pre-dealt boards and hand records. Our goal is to have results posted on this website before our players return to their homes.
Cashiers is a lovely unincorporated municipality situated in the mountains of Southwestern North Carolina. It is a destination vacation place for many who enjoy the simple life of Cashiers and the many activities it has to offer. It has cool summers, wonderful seasons, and superb places to eat. However, its main asset is the good people who come to Cashiers on vacation or that have homes here.
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| Game Stratification Levels |
Our game generally uses the following stratification levels (But may be modified at the discretion of the Director)
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| Interclub Tournament 2023 and 2024 |
Interclub Bridge Tournament - 2026
The 2026 tournament was held on Thursday August 13 at Mountaintop Golf and Lake Club. . The 8 participating clubs were Burlingame, Country Club of Sapphire Valley, Cullasaja, Highlands CC, Highland Falls CC, Mountaintop, Wade Hampton and Wildcat Cliffs. Mountaintop was an excellent host club, and 2026 marked the 21st year of competition. Next year’s host is scheduled to be Wade Hampton. The competition was officiated by Joan Braender.
In this format, each club supplies two four-person teams for the competition – an A level team and a B level team based on Master points. Each A team plays a six-board match against each other club’s A team for a total of seven rounds while the B groups do the same.
Total victory points of the A and B teams from each club are then added together to decide the overall championship. Highlands CC was first overall with Mountaintop a very close second. After a competition of 84 hands, only 5 points separated the 2 clubs with a final score of 195-190. Third place was Country Club of Sapphire Valley. Each of the three top teams receives a beautiful trophy crafted by Jim Holimon to keep for the following year.
For a schedule of future host clubs, please see Other News in the Index above.
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