Trumps Bridge Centre Competitors

The ABF is a not-for-profit organisation with approximately 35,000 members and 350 clubs around Australia. Its principal role includes promotion of the sport in Australia and to provide the services required by our members. Holding state tournaments throughout the calendar year, the ABF encourages everyone, young and old, to get involved. During the year, individual convenors organise 13 state Tournaments, with competitors travelling across the country (and even from other shores) to participate in them. We would like to thank the ABF for their valued support in reaching out to their Clubs and Members nationwide in the interest of supporting our cause. We'd also like to acknowledge our organisations' likeminded commitment to caring for the health and wellbeing of Australians; together we can promote a more supportive community spirit.

Canberra Bridge Club provides members and visitors with a friendly and supportive environment in which to play bridge. Based in Deakin, it is the largest bridge club in the ACT. This website provides details of our regular sessions, forthcoming events, courses for beginners, and much more.

The New South Wales Bridge Association (NSWBA) is a not-for-profit organization and functions as a state umbrella association of over 150 bridge clubs across NSW. To encourage bridge as a mind sport and a social game, most of its resources are open to general public while some are exclusive to the affiliated clubs. The Association provides support for clubs, organizes state level tournaments and represents NSW within the ABF (Australian Bridge Federation). The NSWBA recently qualified 4 representative state teams (Open, Women, Seniors and Youth) to the Australian National Championships, held in Fremantle, WA in July 2015. The NSW Seniors' Team came back with victory and the Women's Team finished runners-up.