The Bridge Club is now Closed 

From Monday 16th March 2020

Following the Prime Minister's Press Conference it has been

 decided to close the Bridge Club with immediate effect.

Thank you for your understanding and stay safe everyone.

It is with great sadness that the Club has learned of the death of Elaine who died this morning at home.

Elaine had been a member of Wetherby Bridge Club for many years

and throughout her long illness always had a smile for everyone.

She will be sadly missed by us all.

Our thoughts are with Donald and the family at this sad time.

Jack Stocken a member of Wetherby Bridge Club is also giving daily bridge lessons and you can find them at

https://yorkshirebridge.co.uk/jacks-daily-bridgecast/

For anyone that's interested Andrew Robson is giving a daily lesson on UTube,

which are very interesting, take a look!

Please don't worry if you haven't paid your fees for the forthcoming year,

these will be collected once we are back up and running.

Welcome to Wetherby Bridge Club

We aim to provide a high level of competition for good players and an environment in which those wishing to improve their game are enabled to do so. We play five evenings a week.

Visitors are welcome.   Master points awarded

Members are requested to be seated by 7.00pm in order to allow the movement and the computer to be organised and play to start as soon as possible

A mixed day for our teams playing the final matches for this season in the Yorkshire League. 

Both our A and B teams were soundly beaten meaning that the A Team get relagated back to Division 4 and the B Team who had a chance of promotion stay in Division 6.

In Division 8 the C Team had a good win and mssed promotion unfortunately by one point!

The big success was in Division 10 where the D Team won again and finished top of the league. Well done to Margaret and Andrew Taylor and their successful team.

We are already planning for next season and Pauline Stout has persuade the team organisers that we should field a fifth team.

That will mean 40 members turning out for the Club on each of the seven Sundays played between October and March.

The matches are competitive but good fun, so if you have not played in the Yorkshire League before please give it your thought.  
If you want further information talk to Pauline or other team members.

How many prizes did he win??

From 2020 if you wish to receive an EBU diary you will need to opt in.  This is to reduce the number of unwanted diaries which are sent out and obviously has both an environmental and financial impact.  To opt in to receive the diary you willl need to login to MY EBU and check the appropriate tick box, even if you were previously marked to receive it.

If you use MY EBU, login and go to your account and check your account settings.  If you wish to receive the diary, under Magazine/Diary Preferences take the option All Editions + Diary.  Then save your changes.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings are Level 4

Wednesday afternoon and Friday evening are Level 2

These levels can be seen in the Blue Book situated by the TDs table at the club

The new "Duplicate Bridge Rules Simplified" by David Stevenson are now available to the TDs in the normal place together with the new "Laws of Duplicate Bridge" (both updated in 2017).

If any TDS require a personal copy of the simplified laws please speak to Frank Smart, also if anyone has any questions about the new laws Frank will do his best to clarify or get help from the EBU.