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We are back to face to face bridge on Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon. We have a unit game on the second Sunday at noon. There is a limited (less than 1400) game on Saturday at eleven. We play in dedicated rooms at McHenry Bowl. Come in the north entrance. Turn right immediately and you will be home. Of course, we provide coffee and snacks. The Bowl has a bar and a pizza parlor for après bridge. Check it out at Our New Home
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About Us
We love our club. We get a lot of support from our members. It is fun to support this club. The very best support is coming to games and playing bridge. This is a partnership game in more ways than one. Playing improves your bridge and thinking skills while your play and interaction improves the skills of others. We are all in this together.
Ray’s Limited Game on Saturday
Ray Adams’ Saturday game is limited to players with less than 1400 MPs. A short lesson precedes this shorter, more relaxed game. There are many players in this game getting their first taste of duplicate. Ray is available for questions. Call Ray at 209-202-2512. This game is held every Saturday at 11 am.
Beginner’s Duplicate
There is Beginner’s duplicate at 9:30 on the 1st and 3rd Monday. This game is organized by Judy Remmers. We play 18 boards and finish a little after noon.
Basic Bridge Lessons
Basic beginning duplicate lessons are taught by Judy Remmers on Mondays at 9:30. These lessons are for those who are not quite ready for duplicate and want to improve their bridge. Call her at 209-484-1742 and let her know you are interested. Space is limited.
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