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Welcome to the Nottinghamshire Contract Bridge Association web site.
The Association was founded in 1937.
Its aims are to promote and further bridge in Nottinghamshire, to organise competitions in the County and to participate in matches with other counties.
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Swiss Teams of 4 |
New comp to start 31 January 2021
BRIDGE COMPETITION - TEAMS OF FOUR ON BBO
(Nottinghamshire CBA)
This is social bridge with a competitive edge for those who like an alternative format to Match Point Pairs.
The main rule is that bridge is to be played in a friendly, sociable manner.
The competition will be for Teams of Four, competing against each other in a ‘Swiss Teams’ format.
There is no entry fee and there are no prizes.
COMPETITION FORMAT
- The first week of the competition, teams will be assigned opponents at random by the organisers.
- The organiser will compile “league standings” based upon the results. Captains will be provided with a link to the ‘Results and Standings’.
- Thereafter teams will be assigned opponents who are performing to a similar level as themselves, (i.e. a “Swiss’ format).
- Each team is expected to play one match per week.
- The competition is being organised with the co-operation of the committee of NCBA. EBU P2P charges will be paid by NCBA at no cost to the entrants.
HOW TO ENTER
- You need a team captain to organise the team and the matches.
- Members of the team do not have to be members of the same Bridge Club. (This is NOT an inter-club competition).
- Each team can be selected from a squad of no more than eight individuals. Individuals may not represent more than one team.
- The team captain then emails the organisers, [ go to https://tea4ms.space for details] , with: Your chosen team name (12 characters maximum please) and the members of your team.
Team captains are responsible for ensuring that team members are aware of these rules and abide by them.
By entering, captains will have given permission to share your email address and team name with other team captains.
Click here for further details
Results so far
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Nottinghamshire v Leicestershire 2021 |
Results from the match on 17 January 2021
1st team – 10-10
2nd team – 6-14
3rd team – 5-15
Report to follow
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Play Bridge online |
Notts CBA are to run a Duplicate sessions every Wednesday
cost $3 (BBO dollars) for 18 Boards
Start time 7:30
you will need to buy BBO dollars
we recommend that you buy them from their web site and not via an APP.
If you are interested in taking part in Duplicate events then please register.
Please Register Here
you need to register once for each club that you play at!
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Alerting |
Please watch this excellent 11 minute video on Alerting while playing on BBO
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Updated Advice About Social Distancing |
From The EBU 26 June 2020
The government announced on 23rd June that it will be relaxing the social distancing requirements with effect from 4th July. This has led some clubs and other bridge organisers to wonder if they will be able to start re-opening at that time.
The government advice does say that social clubs and community centres will be able to re-open, although it says that casinos will not. However, there are a number of requirements in order to be allowed to re-open: apart from keeping a record of everyone who attends, people are still required to stay 2m apart if possible and otherwise to keep at least 1m apart along with having further mitigations like wearing face masks or having Perspex barriers between people.
Although many clubs might have the space to keep tables 2m apart, the standard bridge-table size seats players no further than 60cm from their opponents. We have been unable to uncover clear and authoritative advice that having, for instance, a Perspex screen across the table, is sufficient to mitigate this. Because of this, we are unable currently to advise that even with mitigating actions, Bridge Clubs can generally re-open to run face-to-face games that comply with the regulations.
Full article on EBU web site
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