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bridge@aceshi.co.uk
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07792 715517

LESSONS
Beginner Lessons
Improver Events

WEEKLY SUPERVISED
PLAY SESSIONS

Evening
Daytime


NEWCOMER FRIENDLY
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Evening:
Ruff Club, Camden
Putney Bridge Club
Daytime:
Balham
Richmond

TUTORIALS
Some of our class material appears here

PLAY BRIDGE ONLINE
Play Bridge Online

BRIDGE LINKS
Bridge in London
English Bridge Union
Mr Bridge
Anna Gudge's Useful Bridge Site
General Bridge Links

Weekly Playing Schedule for Improvers/Refreshers

By far the best way to improve at bridge is to play! We'll help you do that. You can come to one of our weekly ‘supervised practice’ groups. At these sessions we play social bridge but advice is available if required. These groups both meet on Wednesday evenings but in different areas of London. [If interested in daytime play click here]. Our East London/City group meets in the Canary Wharf, E14 area and our Camden/Central London group in Camden, NW1. Everybody is welcome at either group, whichever is the easier for you for travelling.

Both welcome new players. You do not need to have played in a club before, you do not need a partner and there is no need to book. In an evening session you will typically play with and against a variety of other players and help and support will be available as needed from an experienced tutor.

If you know the basics of bridge from family play, or previous beginner lessons, come right ahead and join us. If you are an absolute beginner you are advised to do one of our weekend or weekly courses first. Then you will be ready to join one of our playing groups.

Bridge at Canary Wharf
‘Aces Hi East’, our East London group, meets on Wednesdays at Reebok Sports Club London, Canada Square, London E14 5ER. We start play from 6.30pm onwards. We finish around 9.30pm as the club closes between that time and 10.00pm. The Reebok club is above Waitrose in the Canada Place shopping mall, directly accessible from Canary Wharf station (Jubilee line or DLR). Underground parking available.

This group is ideal for those who know the basics and would like to meet others interested in social play. Come with a partner if you have one, but no partner necessary. Pre-booking essential as occasionally the venue is not available. Fee is £6.00 per player per session. Host is Chris Bates.

Email or phone Ned Paul on 07792 715517 for more information.

Bridge in Camden
Our Camden group meets for bridge every Wednesday at the Princess of Wales pub, 22 Chalcot Road, London NW1 8LL in Primrose Hill, a short walk from Chalk Farm northern line station. We meet from 7.15pm.

The Princess of Wales is a pleasant pub in a quiet (and safe) area of London. Nearest tube station is Chalk Farm, one stop north of Camden Town on the Northern line. This is very accessible from central London. Street parking outside is easy and free after 6.30pm. For more details of the pub and a locality map click here.

New players are welcome: you do not need to have played club bridge before and novices and refreshers are encouraged to take their first steps into club bridge with our group.

Come with partner if you have one, but single players are paired up and everyone is guaranteed a game. Fee is £7.00 per player per session. Host is Kit Jackson.

Email or phone Ned Paul on 07792 715517 for more information.

Weekly Playing Schedule for Duplicate Bridge

You can play duplicate bridge with us on Mondays in Putney, SW15 and on Fridays in Camden, NW1. Both locations are easily accessible by tube from Central London.

We play a full 24 board duplicate each evening, finishing at 10.30pm or shortly thereafter. New players and visitors are always welcome. You do not to come need a partner, we operate a host system so that everyone who comes is always guaranteed a game.

If you have played club bridge anywhere in the world come along and play with us. If you are not sure of your standard, why not visit one of our social bridge evenings first – see adjoining column.

Simultaneous Pairs
Two or three times a year both the Ruff Club Camden and Putney Bridge Club participate in special nationwide bridge tournaments known as ‘Simultaneous Pairs’.

In these competitions players in many different clubs play the same deals and at the conclusion of play you receive a printed booklet of the hands with commentary from a bridge expert. The tournaments are scored across the internet and you can see how you compare with other players in other clubs.

These competitions are fun, as well as a good way to improve and are very popular. These events are either charity fundraisers or raise money towards British or English international bridge teams. To reflect the cost of particpating a supplement is added to the normal table money.

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