Friendly Bridge Face to Face Games
Friendly Bridge creates an atmosphere of friendship and fun for beginning bridge players. In order to play in a Friendly Bridge game on Sunday afternoon or Tuesday evening, you need to be a non life master with less than 500 masterpoints. Sunday evenings are reserved for players with 0-20 masterpoints or 0-100 masterpoints. On Sunday evenings there are continuous beginning lessons from our Friendly Bridge book. These lessons start in March and September, but you can come in any time. Richmond’s Friendly Bridge games are held at the Bridge Center in Richmond, Virginia.
Sundays (except for Holidays and Tournaments)
1:00-1:30 Lesson with Linda MacCleave
1:30-4:30 2 sections: game for NLM with 0-499 Masterpoints and Open game. (Director: Harry Alferink)
Sundays (except for Holidays and Tournaments)
6:00-6:30 Lesson with Ed Kinlaw
6:30-8:30 Games for beginners and novices 0-20 and 0-100 Masterpoints (Director: Paul Anderson)
Wednesdays
10:30 am 2 sections: game for NLM with 0-499 Masterpoints and Open game. (Director: Anne Atwood)
Wednesday Evening
7:00 RBA Unit game on the 2nd Wednesday of every month (Director: Ed Kinlaw)
Friendly Bridge Online Activities
Mondays
6:15 Online game (Director Linda MacCleave)
5:30 Online Zoom Lesson with Ed Kinlaw
Tuesdays
5:30 Online Zoom Lesson with Richard Deyerle
6:15 Online game (Director Harry Alferink)
Saturdays
1:00 Online Zoom Lesson with Linda MacCleave
Friendly Bridge Classes for beginners begin in September and March. Drop in any time. Call or email Ed for more information: 804-744-4870.
Saturday Workshops are held twice a year. Call or email Ed for more information: 804-744-4870.
Ed’s Video Lessons
Check out Ed’s Video Lessons!
Friendly Bridge Trophy
Friendly Bridge Trophy
Won by Carol Stevens and Anne Atwood
April 6, 2014
The Friendly Bridge Trophy is awarded twice a year (spring and fall) at a special trophy game on a Sunday afternoon.
We are proud of our unusual handcrafted trophy. It was designed and created by Jerry Dellinger, one of our members, in 2004. It depicts the Friendly Bridge symbol of a smiling heart with the other card symbols on his hat and shoes.
Everyone should want to display this work of art in their home for a few months of every year!