Let’s see. 1990. Excellent year for California wines. Also the year I was introduced to the game of duplicate bridge. Kitchen bridge (actually we played in the living room) had become a driving force. We all tried to grab the … Continue reading →
In January I taught an ACBL College Initiative course on Tournament Bridge at Williams College, where I am a Professor Emeritus in Mathematics, featured in the April 2020 Bridge Bulletin. Although I had never favored online bridge, since the pandemic … Continue reading →
I started to play 0-100, after that 0-300 (good idea to create such a group) and 0-500. In front of me 0-750 and higher. I’m also lucky to have the opportunity to play with different people. Usually they are playing … Continue reading →
Bob Hatton is a retired teacher and counselor that worked for 42 years in the School District of Philadelphia. He decided to learn how to play duplicate bridge after he met Barbara Seagram on a cruise after he retired. She … Continue reading →
I learned how to play bridge from my mom who of course used the Goren system but I never really played much until college (Cornell) where there was always a game under way at the sorority house. It was really … Continue reading →
When I was young, board and card games were a staple in our house. My father tried to teach all three of us children to play bridge, but with no interest from us. We had the cheater table cloth with … Continue reading →