CLYDE BRIDGE CENTRE INFORMATION |
 The Clyde Bridge Centre is a large two-storey bright building, serviced by a lift. Hillington is easily accessible from the North and South of Glasgow, Paisley, Dumbarton, Erskine, Kilmarnock, Greenock, Hamilton, East Kilbride & Cumbernauld. Visitors are welcome without restriction.
The facilities of the Clyde Bridge Centre include:
- A wide choice of playing times including morning, afternoon, evening and weekend sessions
- A variety of tournaments for players of all standards from Beginners to Internationalists
- The Bridge Academy offering training and seminars to all levels of players
- A comfortable refreshment and time-out area
- A warm, friendly welcoming playing environment.
- Space to play "social bridge" with your own friends
Visit us and see for yourself!
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THE BRIDGE ACADEMY |
 FREE OPEN TASTER SESSION: Interested but unsure? Join us for a FREE no-commitment Taster Session on Saturday 7th June 2025 (2.00 - 4.00PM) We'll introduce mini-bridge and give you a feel for the game! To register your interest or for more details contact FRANCES
Please click on The Bridge Academy/classes Tab above for more information and read our Testimonials
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Find a Partner |
Click on Members Only (Navigation Menu above) Login using your usual ID and password Scroll to the tournament you want to play in using the right hand slider Tick the PR box ( left box of the 3 little boxes). Press Confirm (near the top) To cancel your request, login as above then untick the PR box and press Confirm To contact someone looking for a Partner, Click on their request to email them or call them using the telephone number displayed. If you're looking for a new regular partner contact The Secretary giving brief information about your system and standard.
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General Procedures & Etiquette |
- DO make your opening lead face down and do so before filling in your score card or operating the Bridgemate (it saves time!).
- DO call the TD when something goes wrong.
- DO keep your eye on the timer if displayed and try to keep to time.
- DO make sure your cards are returned to the board in the correct slot.
- DO leave your bidding cards on the table until the Opening Lead is faced.
- DON’T ask questions about the bidding after the auction until your partner has the opening lead face down on the table.
- DON’T pick up your cards and return to the board until everybody at the table agrees the result.
- DON’T pressure your opponents into accepting your interpretation of the rules (call the TD).
- DON’T make comments about the opponents bidding or play (unless invited).
- ABOVE ALL BE NICE!
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