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Results
Friday Morning Bridge & Crumpets
1030am
Thursday Evening Pairs
7pm
Thursday No Fears
7pm
Wednesday Afternoon Pairs
1230
Wednesday Evening Pairs
7pm
Tuesday Afternoon Pairs
1230
BBO
7pm
Monday Accumulator Evening pairs
7PM
Relaxed Sunday Pairs
1pm
Friday Morning Bridge & Crumpets
1030am
Thursday Evening Pairs
7pm
Calendar
Sun 13th September 2026
Relaxed Sunday Pairs
1pm
Director: Kevin
Dealer: Janice & Kay
Standby: Kevin
  (Partner?)
Mon 14th September 2026
Monday Accumulator Evening pairs
7PM
Director: Alan Livingstone
Standby: Kay Black
Mon 14th September 2026
Practice & Play
Academy 7pm
Tue 15th September 2026
Tuesday Afternoon Pairs
1230
Director: Stephanie
Standby: Sylvia Black
Tue 15th September 2026
Division 2 Match
Downstairs 7pm
6NoChumps vs Ogilvie 1
Captains: Chris Lennox / Ian Muir
Key Holder/contact: Fiona Glen
Tue 15th September 2026
BBO
If any issue chat SBU_W_CLY 7pm
Director: Peter Cairns
  (Partner?)
Tue 15th September 2026
Beginners Course
Academy 7pm
Tue 15th September 2026
Division 2 Match
Downstairs 7pm
Weegie Ws vs Ogilvie 2
Captains: Robin Heron / Maureen Taggart
Key Holder/contact: Peter Cairns
Tue 15th September 2026
Division 3 Match
Downstairs 1900
Just US! vs Odyssey
Captains: Bobby Dickson / Carolyn Clark
Key Holder/contact: Peter Cairns
Tue 15th September 2026
Division 2 Match
Downstairs 1900
Southsiders vs Myra's Marvels
Captains: Peter Cairns / Louis Glekin
Key Holder/contact: Peter Cairns
The Academy: Supervised Tournaments
No Fear Tournament: Thursday 7PM

 No Fear Tournament 
THURSDAY 7pm

The No Fear Tournament is designed for players who have completed the Beginners’ course.   It provides the ideal platform allowing you to put into practice, what you have learned in a friendly, supportive tournament setting. The other players will, like you, be near the beginning of their Bridge journey.
During this tournament you will:

♠ experience how a tournament is run

 learn to manage your time while playing a full set of boards

 understand the role of the Tournament Director (TD)

♣ become familiar with basic tournament etiquette, including:

                             
1. what happens if someone leads out of turn
                             
2. the consequences of a revoke
                             3. when a card is considered "in play"
                           
 4. taking a card back or changing your mind

The tournament will introduce you to playing social and competitive Bridge in a structured environment, typically over 18–21 boards. 
At the end of the evening:

♠ results will be presented

 you will receive a hand record of all boards played

You will also be given the recommended auction for each board, the correct lead, and a commentary highlighting key boards, especially those involving competitive auctions or complex decisions.