We're taking a closer look at the game in Pakistan for the first in a series of World Bridge articles by country. Where did bridge first take root in the country, where is it now and where is the game going from here?
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World Bridge: Pakistan
Playing Bridge in Times of Trouble
You might already know that poker made for a popular wartime game, but what about bridge?
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White House Junior Internationals 2019
The White House Junior Internationals for 2019 took place between the 24th to the 29th of March at Het Witte Huis (or the White House) in Amsterdam. It’s one of the biggest youth bridge tournaments of the year with 24 teams competing for the top spot. We spoke to Tim Heeres from the Nederlandsche Bridgebond who organized the tournament together with Bob Drijver.
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Bridge Near the Crossroads: Memphis Spring NABC
Memphis is known for the birthplace of blues and the location of the famed crossroads – but it’s also known for hosting the North American Bridge Championship for the year 2019, which took place between the 21st to the 31st of March. It’s one of the largest bridge events of year, and was packed full of excellent plays (and the who’s-who of bridge!).
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How One Campaign Intends to Transform the Game of Bridge
How One Campaign Intends to Transform the Game of Bridge
By Alex J. Coyne © 2019 Great Bridge Links
The Keep Bridge Alive project hopes to transform the image of bridge, increase participation and enhance sustainability of our favourite mind sport.
Alex Coyne spoke to Professor Samantha Punch (top photo) at University of Stirling about her research and the Keep Bridge Alive Campaign – and the interview is published below in complete form,