What makes a good bridge partner?

JP Weber What's New 2022-01-152022-01-15

Ask different people and you’ll get different responses, although some common themes are apparent.

Some answers might be found in Bridge Confidential, a musical under development. It is an inspirational and engaging story about partnership, community and overcoming personal obstacles. This show exposes the world of bridge and highlights players’ life journeys as they prepare for THE TOURNAMENT. If you enjoy musicals, check out this excerpt.

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2 thoughts on “What makes a good bridge partner?”

Daniel
2022-03-16 at 22:53
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Perfect partner. Anyone that loves to play with me and sees things my way!
Margaret Skinner
2022-01-15 at 14:27
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OMG. Bridge Confidential, the Musical!!!! My two passions combined!!! Bring it on! And what a great exercise to brainstorm what it takes to be a good partner in bridge. It is a very important part of the game.

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DO post your convention card – it’s mandatory!
DO be ready to bid and play when it’s your turn.
DO make your bids and plays in an even tempo; avoid hesitations; be consistently deliberate in your bidding and play.
If you need to leave table momentarily, DO tell partner and opps by typing “brb” in chat window.
DO alert and announce all bids that require an action.
DO explain alert promptly and clearly when requested by opps.
DO not use chat window for game-related information (such as alerts).
DO call the director (via button) when an infraction occurs.
DO compliment partner (or opps!) on good play after the hand is finished.
DO observe the time allotted for the play of each round and be prepared to make a concerted effort to catch up if you have fallen behind, regardless of the reason for the lateness.

ACBL Unit 431, Victoria

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2 thoughts on “What makes a good bridge partner?”