The Kibitzer

The May 2012, Kibitzer arrived with congrats to Jason Rotenberg. Click here to read it. (The Kibitzer is a PDF document; see below.)

For archives click here.
Welcome

As you can see, the CBA website has a whole new look. With just a click, the links on the left side of the page will get you information about your standings, tournaments, and other important details about Connecticut bridge. We hope you will find the site easier and quicker to use. Your comments and suggestions are welcomed and important, so click here and let Phyllis, our Unit President, know what’s on your mind.  We’re excited about our new website. We hope it becomes your Favorite and is Bookmarked. Meanwhile, have a great game!

Connecticut Sectionals for 2012

Save these dates for our sectionals:

  • Hamden, May 18-20
  • Greenwich, August 17-19
  • Hartford, October 5-7.
  • Hamden, November 2-4

There will also be a 199er Sectional, just for players with fewer than 200 masterpoints. The date and location will be posted as soon as they are finalized.

The Kibitzer Newsletter

The Kibitzer is the quarterly newsletter of the Connecticut Bridge Association.  It contains interesting articles on a wide variety of bridge-related subjects, as well as the results of Sectional tournaments and special games. We hope you will enjoy the articles and other information contained in it. If you have any comments, or wish to contribute an article, please contact the Kibitzer Editor, Tom Proulx.

Please Note:
The Kibitzer is published in PDF format. To view it you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader (or other PDF reader, such as Foxit) installed on your computer. To download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here.

Sectional, STaC and Unit-wide Game Results

All of these results will be published on this website. It will no longer be necessary to go through Club Game Results on the ACBL site to find out how you (and your competitors) did.
 
Results from our Sectionals will be available on this site by the morning the day after the game. STaCs and special games that are handled through the ACBL will take a little longer. But they should be accessible far faster than before.