The Mixed Bridge club is an activity for all levels of bridge players.

We use a bridge method called “Chicago", whereby the partnership is either vulnerable or not vulnerable on a particular deal. The score is recorded for each hand, and the totals are sent to the Convener.

The format is simple.  A schedule is sent to you in January for the whole year. There are 9 sessions, one in each month except for November and December, with one session for July/August. Each month, according to the game schedule, one couple hosts one other couple at their house. This is usually arranged by a phone call or email.  Typically the hosts provide only light refreshments such as tea, coffee and/or wine, and perhaps a light dessert.

Because many of us travel throughout the year, it is not strictly necessary to play your assigned games in the exact month indicated.  It is important however to complete and report all of the games assigned within a reasonable time.

At the end of the year, the group normally holds a celebratory luncheon to get everyone together socially, to celebrate our playing successes, to award prizes for high scores, and to contemplate and set up for the coming new season.

If all of this sounds confusing, have no worries.  Newcomers to Mixed Bridge can rely on current members to keep everything on track.  Our goals are fun and fellowship!!

How to submit a report
One email with pictures and reports will make it to both the newsletter and the website.
Please submit them as soon as possible.
Photos and videos from more than one member are OK.
Send to: applepro805@gmail.com
 
NOVEMBER 16, 2025

The Probus Mixed Bridge Players had their annual wind-up pot luck luncheon party at the Craftsman  condo party room on Sunday November 16, 2025.

The season's men's  high score winner was Lloyd Posno.
The season's Women's  season high score winer was Cam McCaulif.
The party highscore winner was  Joyce Reisner--not pictured separately.

The event was hosted by Alvera and Barry Metcalfe. (He took the group picture and is not in it.)

Paul Moore