
With much appreciation to the Lion Foundation for their recent support of our computer upgrade
- The Club has been asked by NZBridge to experiment with "announcing" rather than "pre-alerting" the range of an opening 1NT bid. Please make comments to convenors or committee members, write a note, or post feedback on the Forum page under "Rules and ethics".
- The next Play and Discuss night for Junior, Intermediate and Senior Divisions is on Monday 13 September at 7.30 pm.
- See the Annual Reports 2010
- IP TRIALS – Results available here on the Otago Southland Bridge site.
Welcome
Otago Bridge Club is one of the oldest in New Zealand, established in 1936. We moved to our present clubrooms in Otaki Street in 1975, where we have three spacious and comfortable playing rooms, with a large kitchen and bar, which provide a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for bridge players of all standards. Members range from teenagers to nonagers, and we cater to all players from those looking for their first introductory lesson, to those wishing to test their skills against Grand Masters, National Champions and international representatives.
Younger players will enjoy the strong University student presence, while the more mature will be pleased with the Club’s comfortable rooms, high standards of behaviour and daytime games. Visitors are welcome.
The Otago Bridge Club is affiliated with the Otago Southland Bridge Centre.
Programme
At present the Club runs in 4 divisions: Junior, Intermediate, Senior and Open. The Club also has a vigorous educational programme: teaching classes for beginners, introductory lectures for novices and practice sessions for improvers. In addition we run 24-board Teams matches with around 40 teams participating, a Champions League for advanced players, Women’s Pairs events, and duplicate pairs every Friday. Casual events may be held at weekends during the winter months.


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