| Game Schedule |
Monday 10:30 30 Minute Lesson
11:00 Limited 0 - 110
12:00 Open
Tuesday 10:00 Limited 0-750 NLM
Wednesday 12:00 Open
Thursday 12:00 Open (3rd Thursday-Swiss Teams)
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| Partnership Desk |
NEED A PARTNER?
Please text or call Laura Baldwin,
Partnership Chairperson, 352-233-0742.
Leave the date that you need a partner.
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| September Birthdays |
09 Marlene Cox
09 Jane Peabody
10 Sam Feola
14 Joan Gaines
15 Diane Turkin
19 Kathy Campbell
19 Barbie Trebilcock
21 Cheryl Laffey
25 Ken Robb
27 Tad McKeon
27 Rosemary Reilly
27 Ron Seymour
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| Bridge Refresher |
Cards Before Paperwork
Law 41 requires the opening lead to be made face-down.
Before the lead is made, the leader’s partner and the presumed declarer may require a review of the auction or clarification of an opponent’s call.
The opening lead should then be made before recording the contract in the Bridgemate or a personal score sheet.
Once the lead has been made, the dummy is faced. This allows the declarer time to form a plan of play while players enter paperwork.
This will help with pace of play and comply with the Laws.
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| Importance of the Convention Card |
An essential aspect of duplicate bridge is the convention card.
As per ACBL rules, each partnership should complete identical convention cards to clarify their agreed conventions and carding systems.
A completed convention card also serves as a reference for opponents upon request,
allowing them to understand the conventions and carding systems you may be using. Bridge is a game of full disclosure,
and every bid you make must be accompanied by clear information so that your opponents can fully understand its meaning.
With this in mind, we require that at least one player of an established partnership have a completed convention card during play.
If assistance is needed in completing one, please seek guidance—support will be provided as necessary.
If a partnership does not have a completed convention card, they will be required to play using the yellow SAYC convention card.
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