| Knox Bridge Club Incorporated |
 Knox Bridge Club Inc is affiliated with the Australian Bridge Federation. We hold two sessions of duplicate bridge on Monday afternoon and Tuesday evening at Arrabri Community House, Bayswater North. We use Compscore3 for scoring and have our own dealing machine so hand-record information is available on this website. Table fees are $7 for members and $8 for non-members. Membership fees are due on 1 March, $45 for Home club members and $20 for Alternate members. New members and visitors are welcome.
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| Summer Holidays and New Year 2026 |
 Our last session of bridge is Tuesday 16 December. We'll be taking a two-week holiday break. Our first sessions of bridge in 2026 are Monday 5 January and Tuesday 6 January. The committee wishes members an enjoyable holiday break with family and friends and Hope for renewed energy and good health in the New Year.
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| Purchase of Table Fees Vouchers |
Purchase your table fees voucher cards from Barbara Strachan, President, and pay by EFTPOS/credit card by transferring the payment of $35.00 for 5 cards into our bank account: BSB 083 125, Account Number 037384394 or pay by cash.
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| Play it Again (on Bridgewebs) |
 Go to our Bridgewebs website: https://www.bridgewebs.com/knox/home.html by right-clicking on the link and selecting ‘Open Hyperlink’.
Select Results then Calendar by left-clicking ‘Results’ and then ‘Calendar’.
Select the event by date and day by left-clicking on the ‘cards’ next to the number of tables.
Select your pair by left-clicking on your names.
Select the board that you’d like to play again by left-clicking on the board number in the top right-hand corner.
Select ‘Play it again’ by left-clicking, which is in the middle on the right-hand side.
Select the contract that you would like to play again by left-clicking on the contract in the bottom right-hand corner of the Bridge Solver Online window. The chosen contract will be displayed in the top right-hand corner. The contract high-lighted in yellow is the contract that your pair played at the event.
Play from the hand on-lead by selecting a card from the high-lighted hand, by left-clicking. The best cards to play are high-lighted in green, the not so advisable cards to be played are high-lighted in yellow. The little numbers in the boxes are the number of tricks that you can be expected to make if you play that card.
As you play cards from each hand the highlighted cards in green and yellow will be highlighted in the hand that the next card is to be played from, and the little numbers will be shown too.
Continue to play from each hand until all cards are played from all hands. The contract and the number of tricks will be displayed in the top right-hand corner with the word Finished.
Then you can go to another board and replay another board.
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| ABF New Member's Information Kit |
This ABF New Member's Information Kit, to be found in Useful Links, includes a brief history of bridge, benefits of playing bridge, knowledge and skills development, MyABF, Ethics and Etiquette, and more, and is recommended reading for all ABF-affiliated bridge members, not just new ABF members.
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| ABF Alerting Regulations |
Members and Visitors, please be aware that there are ABF Alerting Regulations. All bridge players should be aware of the requirements of these regulations. To read these regulations, please go to the link on this website under 'Useful Links'.
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| ABF Regulations for Written Bidding and Bidding Boxes |
Members and Visitors, please be aware that there are ABF Regulations for Written Bidding and Bidding Boxes. All bridge players should be aware of the requirements of these regulations. To read these regulations, please go to the link on this website under 'Useful Links'.
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| ABF System Regulations |
These ABF Regulations can be found in Useful Links.
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