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Welcome, Seattle Bridge Players!
- Location
- Seattle, WA 47.61-122.3 98122US
- Meetups
- 22 so far
- Members
- 54 Bridge Players
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- February 20, 2009
This group is intended to facilitate casual, fun bridge games. Currently we have recurring monthly games at both North and Central Seattle locations.
Unless otherwise specified, meetups are "Standard American" style and open to all levels, but if you are a beginner, lessons are recommended. Click on the links inside meeting invites for lesson info and recommended study materials. We mostly follow the standards described in "ACBL Play of the Hand in the 21st Century, 3rd Ed." available on Amazon.
Our next Meetup"New Mentor Game" at ESBC
- Where?
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Eastside Bridge Center8151 164th Ave NERedmond, WA 98052(425) 881-6110
- Who’s coming?
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1 Yes / 0 Maybe
The East Side Bridge Center is now offering a Wednesday night "Mentor Game" with supervised play, great for Bridge newbies and intermediates. It's not offered every Wednesday so check the calendar. The Saturday 9:30 am game is also still available but I won't be posting it here any more -- too early for most folks.
DO NOT RSVP to this meetup. Just show up at ESBC if interested. Read more
More upcoming Meetups
Past Meetups
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4 attended
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2 attended
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1 attended
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What's new?
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Oct 29
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New pollOpened by Deana.
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Oct 27
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New member
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Oct 13
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New member
“Moving to Seattle in January... looking forward to finding other cardgame enthusiasts.” -
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Oct 6
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New member
“Because I know you are holding the queen of diamonds”
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Sep 26
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New member
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Sep 23
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New member
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Sep 22
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New member
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Sep 17
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New member
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Sep 5
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New discussionStarted by Lynx.
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Aug 29
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New member
“I used to play a lot of bridge, but not for the last 10 or 15 years. I really enjoy it.”
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What members are saying
“ Because the people are friendly, like to play, and are willing to entertain discussion on differing conventions or styles on play. ...
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“ If you like to play bridge, this is a great way to connect with others who do, too! ”