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IRIS SHOTTER INDIVIDUAL EVENT 2026
Thank you to all who took part.
This years Bowl Holder is
IAN UPTON with 94 points
It was a close run event with
LESLIE HENRY on 88
and two points behind
PAT MALPASS and PETER MULLIN with 86
Congratulations for making 13 tricks
Peter Mullin
Etiquette reminders for us all
1. Please don’t forget to turn off your mobile phone.
2. Please try and arrive by 6.15pm so that the Director can set the correct movement for a 6.30pm start.
3. What is a bridge post-mortem, and when should you skip it?
Copied from: Unwritten Rules of the Bridge Club | Etiquette Guide Published 14 July 2026 · updated 15 August 2026
A post-mortem is the after-the-hand chat about what went right or wrong: who could have bid what, where a trick slipped away, what the winning line was. Done kindly, it is one of the nicest parts of the game and a genuine way to improve. Done at the wrong moment, it is one of the fastest ways to spoil an evening.
The main thing to know is that you should not pick a hand apart at the table, mid-session, in front of everyone. There are three good reasons. It slows play down and holds up the room. It can rattle your partner just before the next board. And in duplicate bridge where other tables are still to play the very same cards, talking loudly about a hand can hand them information they should not have. Save the detailed inquest for the tea break or the drive home.
MAGNOLIA BRIDGE CLUB DIARY DATES
2026
Thu 19 Nov Committee Meeting
Wed 9 Dec Christmas Social Evening
2027
Thu 25 Feb Committee Meeting
Fri 12 Mar Spring Lunch
Wed 7 April Annual General Meeting
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