We are currently running Intermediate and Beginners classes on ZOOM and an app or website called BBO. 

The beginners classes have proved so popular that we are considering starting another class in January. If you are interested please email 

The Secretary with your name, email address, contact telephone number, and BBO username if you have one, and we will be in touch. 

The lessons will cost £80 for each block of 10.

Remember to spread the word and tell your friends.

The GBC runs the following tournamants on BBO.

Monday evening          6.30pm

Tuesday afternoon      1.30pm

Wednesday afternoon 1.30pm

Friday afternoon          1.30pm

Members and Non members, who have to play with a member, will be charged $2.50 

PLAY AND LEARN  which normally is on Thursday afternoons has been suspended whilst the lessons are on. 

More information can be accessed from the Bridgebase Tournaments section or by contacting Robert Clow. There are Instructions for how to join a BBO tournament in that section. Also information on buying BBO$ and a list of members' BBO usernames.

Results will be published on the website

Instructions on how to use the How to Find a Partner facility can be found on the left hand side under the BBO section heading. If someone is looking for a partner Partner? shows up on the calander on the right hand side of the website.

Click here to buy BBO$ direct from the BBO website.

The Glasgow Bridge Centre enjoys a reputation as one of the finest bridge clubs in Scotland – let alone Glasgow.

Players of all abilities come to enjoy their bridge at evening and afternoon tournaments throughout the week.  The club – located in the Shawlands area of Glasgow – also runs a comprehensive bridge teaching programme for would-be Zia Mahmoods!

Formed in 1983, the GBC has a proud history.  Over the years, celebrated Scottish internationalists including Willie Coyle, Sam Leckie, Victor Goldberg, and Morag Malcolm have all played at our club.

Indeed Zia himself has graced the green baize here as guest of honour during one of his visits to Scotland.

Albert Benjamin, inventor of the world-famous 'Benji Acol' bidding system, also played a vital role in the club's history.  It was he who founded the Kenmure Club – a great Glasgow bridge institution which joined forces with the St Mungo Club to create GBC.  An atmospheric photograph of the great man  (did everyone smoke in those days?) hangs inside the front door of our premises at 1055 Pollokshaws Road – close to Queens Park.

For more than 50 years, we have continued to promote all that's good about bridge, encouraging high standards of play and fierce but friendly rivalry in the battle of the cards.  The Glasgow club's facilities include all the usual modern aids – Bridgemates, TV screens and a dedicated email system to announce members' results from club competitions.  Hot drinks and snacks are also available.

Our thriving membership includes many of Glasgow's top players.  If you would like to visit for a game, please do.  You're assured of a warm welcome at the club, which meets on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, along with our regular Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon tournaments.

Come and join us! Email The Secretary for more information.