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Woodborough Bridge Club meets every Thursday in the Village Hall
Please arrive by 6.45 for a 7pm start
Visitors are always welcome
We also play online on BBO 2.15pm Monday afternoons
Before you play on BBO with WBC you need to be register beforehand
CLICK HERE TO register AT LEAST A FEW HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST TIME YOU PLAY
If you have previously played in a Woodborough BBO event, you do not have to register again
EBU MPs and NGS awarded. Also BBO MPs
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ANNOUNCING AND ALERTING SUMMARY |
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On Line Bridge |
Bridge Base Online
There are lots of videos on YouTube to help you learn how to play on BBO. See Play Online Bridge with thanks to Little Clacton BC.
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Who are we? |
WOODBOROUGH BRIDGE CLUB meets every Thursday, 6:45 for a 7:00pm at the Village Hall on Lingwood Lane. The Club is affiliated to the English Bridge Union. For those who enjoy a more competitive game the Club have two successful teams in the Nottinghamshire County Teams of 8 League. During the year the Club takes part in a number of national Simultaneous Pairs competitions. There is on site car parking and excellent disabled access.
We charge £2.00 a night for members, or £3.00 for guests,
We very much welcome new members. If you would like to come along we do suggest you contact the Secretary beforehand. We will do our best to arrange for a partner if you do not have one.
We returned to F2F on Thursday 21st April. We aim to provide a safe environment with preventative measures in place to keep everyone free from the virus.
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Correction Period |
Correction Period
Law 79 states that an error in recording, or computing a score, whether by a player or official,
made be made by default within 30mins of the official score being made available for inspection.
Woodborough Directors have agreed this to be extended to 24 hours from June 2018.
A later request to amend a score will not be accepted so please review your results promptly.
This change was announced at club night.
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Bridgemates |
Below is guidance on the use of Bridgemates from the EBU (White Book)
Bridgemate protocol The following is published in EBU competition programmes regarding the use of Bridgemates:
North (or South) is responsible for entering the contract and result into the Bridgemate, and East (or West) must be shown it to verify its accuracy by pressing the ACCEPT button.
It is best to enter the contract, declarer and lead at the end of the auction – this saves time, reduces the risk of entering the wrong board number, and ensures the lead is fresh in your mind.
Entering the lead accurately not only provides extra information of interest to players, but can also assist the scorer in resolving errors of data entry.
It is an offence to attempt to access the TD screen or change a score in the Bridgemate without calling the TD.
If a score is entered and accepted;
If the sitting pair at a table does not check they have the right opponents this merits a warning only for the first offence. Making a board unplayable by scoring on the electronic scorer against the wrong board number and seeing the results from a board not yet played is scored AVE-/AVE- assuming both pairs had the chance to stop the error (N/S when scoring, E/W when agreeing the score). Exception to this may be made, for example a new Pair / Visitor that have not used Bridgemates before.
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