Manchester Bridge Club’s next Seminar Workshop is on

SUNDAY 24th NOVEMBER

(This Sunday coming)

2.30pm to 5pm

The topic for this session is

“BASIC DECEPTION!”

…Learn how to be a tougher opponent by knowing which winner to play when you have several to choose from…and find out which small card to play when at first glance it doesn’t seem to matter.

Tutor Nick Greer

The seminar starts with a comprehensive topic discussion followed by specific practice hands demonstrating the correct bidding, lead and play.

The cost is £10.00 for members, £12 for visitors & £5 for students.  This includes light refreshments during the brief break.

Everyone is very welcome to attend – with or without a partner.

“Have you had your lightbulb moment yet?!”

Manchester Bridge Club

 81 Wellington Road, Fallowfield, Manchester M14 6BN

♥ SUNDAY 24th NOVEMBER

SUNDAY SEMINAR WORKSHOP

2.30 to 5pm

"BASIC DECEPTION!"

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♠ SUNDAY 1st DECEMBER

BEN FRANKS at 1pm

(Qualifier for the Corwen Trophy)

Click here for details

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SUNDAY 15th DECEMBER

SANTA CLAUS PAIRS

2pm

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♣ 2020 Manchester Congress

January 4th & 5th

at the Marriot V & A Hotel
Water Street Manchester

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SANTA CLAUS PAIRS

SUNDAY 15^th DECEMBER

1.30pm for prompt 2pm start

This is a Two Session Pairs Event.

Open to all

Festive drink on arrival

The highlight between sessions is always our

SUMPTUOUS CHRISTMAS BUFFET

CASH PRIZES!

Coffee / Tea & Mince Pies during the prize giving…

….and everyone goes home with a gift!

Entry fee: £30 per player

Entries to Dave Debbage at Manchester Bridge Club,

81 Wellington Road, Fallowfield, Manchester M14 6BN

          Tel: 0161 445 3712 or 07717 252114          

e-mail: daviddebbage@hotmail.co.uk

LIMITED ENTRIES - PLEASE BOOK EARLY

2020 Manchester Congress
4th and 5th January

at the Marriot V & A Hotel
Water Street Manchester
Click here for congress online entry form
Click here for online Jack High entry form

(See MCBA website for full details)
 

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