There are many events organised by the EBU for players who like to take on the challenge of competing against others from outside their own bridge club. Some of these are large national events, while others are more local. Some of them are more suitable than others for newcomers to tournament bridge.
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Bridge Warehouse closed on 31st March
The Bridge Warehouse will be closed from 10am Monday 31st March until 9am Tuesday 1st April, for the annual stock take. No orders can be placed online or by phone during this period. We apologise...
National Pairs Regional Finals 2025
The Regional Finals of the National Pairs took place on 23rd March, with players taking part in one of five regions. The winners from each region were as follows. The Eastern Counties Regional...
Entries Open for 2025 Premier League
Applications are invited for those wishing to play in the 2025 Premier League. The event takes place over three weekends in the autumn, and acts as an international trial, with the winners of the...
2026 European Team Championships
The Selection Committee will shortly invite applications to participate in trials for the 2026 European Team Championships. The Open Trial will be a two stage pairs trial with a number of pairs...
Oram Team win Online One Day GP Swiss Teams
The latest Online One-Day Green Pointed Teams event took place on Saturday 15th March. It was won by the team of Celia Oram, Derek Oram, Peter Lindon & Dee Lindon ( pictured), with a score of 98...
Strong performance by Plackett and Erichsen in the WBF World Tour final
The WBF World Tour is a new competition based on performance in the strongest bridge events around the world. The final took place this week in Memphis Tennessee. It featured 16 pairs who...
England Win the Camrose 2025
In a photo finish, England win the Camrose on the last few boards! Congratulations to Graham Osborne, Frances Hinden, Neil Rosen, John Atthey, Chris Jagger & Derek Patterson, with NPC: Michael...
February 12-board Ladder Winners
In the 12-board ladder for February, Gordon Rainsford won the top prize of £30 with an average score of 70.79% over six games. James Bond was second with an average score of 69.71%, and Yu Kew...