BFAME Championships, 2021 – Indian Teams lift Womens and Mixed Championships The Indian women’s and mixed teams both won their respective categories in the finals today, albeit in differing styles. The Indian women played the first session of their final with the relatively new combination of Asha Sharma and Vasanti Shah with Feroza Chothia and […]

BFAME Championships, 2021 – Indian Teams Top Round Robins in all 4 categories Indian teams ruled the roost at the round robin stage with all 4 teams topping their respective leagues. In the Women’s Teams category, India and UAE have qualified to represent BFAME at the at the world championships to be held in Salsamaggiore

This issue is mainly providing updates that may be of importance to players. Smt. Vijya Jajoo Memorial National Mixed Bridge Championships, 2021 – Change of Schedule BFI has had to amend the National Mixed Championships(2021)  due to some unavoidable reasons. The revised dates of the event are 25-27 Dec. Those desirous of participating may look

This week the BridgeFromHome team is in holiday mode so you may not see or hear much from us. However, here are a few updates which may interest all of you. Winter Diaries Held on Sunday, Winter Diaries attracted 44 pairs.  Held in the Swiss Format, the event was won by Binod Shaw and Sanjit

We are just sharing with you a calendar of the events being planned in December and January. As far as January goes, please bear in mind that the dates are tentative and details will be updated as finalized Weekend Fare This Sunday, BridgeFromHome brings you Winter Diaries, a match point pairs event held in the

  Weekend Fare This Sunday, BridgeFromHome brings you Winter Diaries, a match point pairs event held in the Swiss Format. The event will be conducted over two sessions. Prizes worth Rs. 20,000 are on offer A special point to be noted is that we will be awarding Greenhorn Prizes for participants with less than 25

  Finals Day 2 Parting Gift played solid bridge to clinically despatch their opponents in the Kr Murli Manohar National Masters Final. The extent of their supremacy can be seen by the way they won each session (the last one handsomely at that) to overcome a carry over of 12 imps as though it were

Finals Day 1 Parting Gift started the finals with some solid bridge to end the day 8 imps ahead. While Samadhan did well in the first session, Dhampur Sugar Mills cracked the whip to end the day 13.5 imps ahead.   Parting Gift drew first blood on board 7 when Samir and Biswajit bid an

Semi Finals Day 2 Day 1 of the Semifinals ended 56-56 between Rampage and Samadhan, not counting the 12 IMP carry-over. DSM had their work cut out, trailing by 58 IMPs.   Unfortunately for DSM, the 3rd set did not go as they hoped. They had a brief revival here, when Swarnendu and Rana Roy