The next CBF games on BBO will serve as qualifiers for the CNTC and COPC as per the schedule on the next page. These games are open to all Canadian Bridge players. Only CBF members are eligible to qualify for the CNTC/COPC events.
You can also qualify at your COPC/CNTC sanctioned club game (extra MPs) to ensure you are eligible to play in the Canadian Team Championship (CNTC -A, B, C) or COPC. No qualification is required for the other team events (CWTC, CSTC, CMTC), but you are all welcome to take part in these matches scheduled between September and December 2024.
Please visit the page Monthly Canada-Wide Game on BBO (under Events) for all details on this event.
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We will once again play our Online Team League on BBO.
There will be 2 divisions if there are sufficient entries: Open and B (under 2,000 points as of Sept. 2024 ACBL report). Please join us for the 2024/25 seasion of the CBF Team League and read all about this frendly competition on the Online Team League page (under Events).
The registration deadline for the 2024-2025 season is September 30, 2024.
There will be a zoom training session on Monday, September 30 at 8:00 p.m. Est. to review team game strategy and BBO set-up for team games.
The Round Robin schedule begins the week of October 13 and runs until December 31, 2024. Playoffs will be scheduled for January/February 2025.
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September Issue of Bridge Canada is now available online. You’ll enjoy seeing photos of the medal winners from the recent Canadian Bridge Championships, and reading reports from these championships. You’ll also enjoy reading various articles, as well as the answers and comments from the expert panel to the Canadian Bidding Contest.
Read on to see a declarer play problem in a 6♠ contract and discover the solution in this issue of the magazine.
You can access the magazine of the CBF through the top menu or the red tab on the left side of this page.
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You can review the last set of problems in the September 2024 issue of Bridge Canada, along with the answers and comments of the expert panel. For the last set of problems, Keith Balcombe and Danny Miles tied for the top panelist score of 47, followed closely by Ray Hornby with 46. Sheldon Spiers, back from a short hiatus, topped the readers, followed by Fred Lerner.
Join in the fun and enter your bids for the March 2024 problems by November 12^th, by sending your choices to editor@cbf.ca. Scoring and expert responses will be included in the December issue of Bridge Canada. Have fun!
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Congratulations Darwin Li! Darwin is the winner of the 2024 ACBL King of Bridge Award, awarded to the Graduating High School Senior.
Darwin is a proud member of the Canadian Junior Team.
Read this article in the Bridge Bulletin: Bridge Bulletin Article.
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