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- Sunday 27th September: ONLY BNSW State Teams Metro Final, NO ARVO session.
- Monday 5th October (Labour Day): Both Open and Supervised sessions are ON.
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- It’s a bidder’s game!September 13, 2026
- Endplays and sacrificingSeptember 6, 2026
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Category Archives: Events
2025 SBC Australia Wide Novice Pairs Club Heat
Australia Bridge magazine organises a nation wide event for novice players (with fewer than 100 masterpoints) every May. Same hands will be played in all participating clubs, so players can play local and obtain the result nation-wide. There were 23 … Continue reading
Super accepts
City and Canada Bay – Thursday Morning 22nd May 2025. After a 1NT opening and a transfer response, the opener may have a good fit and there are ways they can announce that by not simply completing the requested transfer. … Continue reading
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SBC Most Improved Player of the Month April
More new faces from different venues show up on the Most Improved Player of the Month in April! The 2025 Club Championships have two competitions – the monthly Player of the Month acknowledge players’ achievement by measuring their improvement in … Continue reading
Protective auctions and the point ranges!
City and Canada Bay – Thursday Morning 15th May 2025. On board 18 last week North South had a combined 26 points and could make game in 3 denominations. But only 6 out of 24 pairs across the two fields … Continue reading
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No trump play and defence
City and Canada Bay – Thursday Morning 8th May 2025. Last week we focused on no-trump bidding and play. This week we’ll look at what some might think of as a fairly boring part-score hand that was nearly always played … Continue reading
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