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THE CLUB IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS
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| Bridge Base Online (BBO).... |
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To register on BBO look on youtube
There are BBO EBU 12-board games every day at 2pm, 3:30pm, 7:30pm and 9pm BST. Each game will cost $1.50 and you will need to buy some BB$ in advance. Also, there's "Fast Game at High Noon" - played at 5 minutes per board.
The EBU also has "9-high relaxed tournament" at 11am every day. These sessions are specifically for players with a NGS of no higher than 9 and so they are intended for the less experienced players. See more info here
Instructions from EBU for playing on "BBO EBU" are Here
Also, look at the EBU Sky-Blue Book for online bridge here
Member List
The Club "Member List" now allows you to add your BBO login:
Just login to our Members Only area, go to "Account" settings and add your BBO login name.
Then if you need a partner to play on BBO, you can look at the: "Member List"
Words of advice: access is best in morning or early afternoon and it's generally better to partner a friend or Club member - they're much less likely to just leave the table.
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| Bridge Club Live (BCL) Online Bridge....... |
Thorpe Bay Bridge Club is EBU registered on Bridge Club Live (BCL)
Update: You need to register and pay for full membership to play online at BCL - See:
Simple Introduction - a walk through for club members
FAQ's - Frequently Asked Questions for newcomers
NOTE: THERE IS NO LONGER A (FREE) GUEST ROOM
As a full member of BCL, you can add TBBC to your BCL Profile:
Login to BCL and go to "Members/Clubs" and click on "Thorpe Bay Bridge Club UK" from the clubs listed on the r/hand side of the page.
Also, add your EBU number to your BCL profile and then EBU Master Points will be awarded in rated sessions - see Here
Member List
The Club "Member List" now allows you to add your BCL Alias:
Just login to our Members Only area, go to "Account" settings and add your BCL Alias (login name) Then if you need a partner to play on BCL, you can look at the "Member List"
Word of advice: when playing online, it's generally better to partner a friend or Club member - they're less likely to just leave the table.
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