Many, many thanks to Savita for having us pose, season after season and occasion after occasion, in some of her vast collection of silly hats and accessories! View a few snapshots above, but all of our club pictures appear in the back pages of our website, reachable here or from the main index menu.

Heritage Hills Duplicate Bridge Club

ACBL Duplicate at the Heritage Hills Activities Center

Monday 12:30 PM

Thursday 12:30PM

Our ACBL Virtual Games on BBO are no longer running, due to lack of participation.

Click here for more details about when and where for our games.

Click here for a list of club officials.

Game results are also available at ACBL Live.

 

We collected money for charity in 2025.

In November the club raised $153 for the local food bank.

The Club raised $300 for the Alzheimer's Association during the week of the ACBL's Longest Day event. In a single fundraising game in 2024 HHDBC raised $150. Thanks to all who contributed!

HHDBC has joined The Common Game!

What is The Common Game? 

It's a grouping of ACBL-affiliated clubs that broadens the competition by playing the same hands across many clubs. Lots more statistics and analysis, too if you explore their website. If your friends elsewhere across the country are playing at the same day and time as you are, you can compare results!

So now, if you play at Heritage, afterward you can see your results on our own website, on the ACBL website that most of you are familiar with, or on The Common Game website.

Yes, The Common Game awards their own points to determine the best players across their member clubs, but you get no extra ACBL points for any of this.

If The Common Game has your email address on file they may now start sending you results emails. If you would like to receive those and you're not getting them, or if you ARE receiving them and you don't want them, send your own email to help@thecommongame.com with your ACBL number in the subject line, and tell them what you want them to do!

Any more questions, email or ask Club Manager Karen Sloan.

The 2024 Masterpoint award lists are in.

Congratulations to Keith Johnson, Melanie Appelbaum, Rosanna Frank, Gail Cannold, Lester Gottlieb and Cliff Nebel for winning their categories in the Helen Shanbrom Ace of Clubs standings. Other players appearing in the list include Subhash Sindhwani, Pat Held, Anne Rockmore, Harriet Vale, Cindy Kennedy, Anne Harper, Mark Kotkin, Sanju Bakare, Joanne Jantos, Elyse Stein, Eleanor Blanco, Merle Lewis, Pamela Furtsch, Dennis Glazer, Susan Duval, Robin Brown, Linda Otness, Jill Marshall and Richard Zucker. Click here to get a list with Heritage Hills players highlighted, or click here for the full list.

Eleanor Blanco also picked up a Mini-McKenney title (which included points from the STaCs). Visit the Unit 188 website for more information.

WARNING: According to ACBL laws, during a game at least one partner must keep a legible convention card with the proper score (not plus, minus or average, but the correct number.)

The club must enforce this rule because any time there is a computer issue the director will have to require scores to be recorded on paper on a pickup slip.

Those who don't comply will receive a zero score on any board that is not scored properly.

Heritage Hills members can view the Club's annual report via the News Page. It is password protected. So are things like the pictures of the Holiday Party.

If you would like to view everything, if you haven't already done so head to the Members area and ask that a link be sent to your email address to set up your password.