Castle Rock Bridge Club, Castle Rock, CO

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Slow Play Policy

Slow play is a violation of ACBL law. All players should be familiar with the CRBC policies and procedures regarding slow play, which you may read here.

Score Correction Policy

Score corrections may only be reported by a member of one of the two pairs who played the board on which the alleged scoring error took place. Any correction submissions by outside parties will be ignored.

Corrections must be submitted within 24 hours of the posting of game recaps online and confirmed by a member of the opposing pair. For the last club game of any month, corrections must take place at the playing site before you leave.

Welcome to Castle Rock Bridge Club

News & Upcoming Events

Castle Rock Bridge mourns the

passing of Deb Wallick on March 13

and Rick Way on April 5. Both

served on the board of directors and

were major supporters of the club

over the years. We extend our

sympathy to the families of both.

We'll miss you, Deb and Rick.

2019 Mini-McKenney Winners

Congratulations to Castle Rock Bridge

players who finished in the top five in Unit 361

and District 17 races in their rank category:

Cheryl Maher [0-5]

1st place unit, 26.44 points

Denise Klein [5-20]

1st place district & unit, 83.20 points

Marsha Johnson [50-100]

5th place unit, 50.27 points

Mark & Jennifer Burton [100-200]

T-1st place unit, 60.66 points

Kathy Carson [100-200]

5th place unit, 56.52 points

Marilyn O'Neil [200-300]

2nd place district/1st place unit, 200.96 points

Charlie Drotar [300-500]

1st place district & unit, 273.57 points

Scott Kelly [500-1000]

4th place unit, 140.82 points

Wilt Cooper [1000-1500]

5th place unit, 159.05 points

Kathleen Kelly & Robert Murphy [1500-2500]

5th place district/T-1st place unit, 326.47 points

Shelbie Bastiaans [1500-2500]

5th place unit, 168.23 points

The Home of Castle Rock Bridge

Lowell Ranch Ag Barn
2330 S. I-25, Castle Rock, CO 80104

Our Story

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Castle Rock, Colorado, is home to a thriving community of bridge players. Yet, as recently as 2009, there were no sanctioned duplicate bridge games in town. Local bridge players had to drive several miles south to Colorado Springs or several miles north to Denver to get their fill – and their masterpoints.

On October 26, 2009, the long drought came to an end. On that Monday afternoon, a full 12 tables of bridge players showed up for the inaugural game, and the Castle Rock Bridge Club has not looked back since. With the establishment and success of the Monday flagship game, CRBC later added a second open game (Wednesday afternoon) as well as a Monday evening game designed for newer players.

Today, Castle Rock Bridge offers the standard amenities of tournament bridge: pre-duplicated boards, hand records for all matchpoint pair games, and wireless electronic scoring.

Open Pairs Games:

Monday afternoon 1:00 pm

Wednesday afternoon 1:00 pm

All sessions are ACBL Sanctioned

Curt Soloff, Director