So how often do you go to construction sites and learn about bridges? This is about the card game contract bridge .-.
How often does the Bridge Club at Georgia Tech meet? Twice a week: Thursdays 6-9 pm and Fridays 3-6 pm, usually in the Georgia Tech Student Center. You can keep up to date by filling out the form to join our email list.
What level of players does the Bridge Club at Georgia Tech have? We have people who've never played card games before all the way up to players who have represented their country internationally. We are a teaching club and everyone's welcome to come!
Is there a college course? Occasionally a Math Special Topics class is offered (MATH 4803) which goes over math in bridge, taught by Anton Leykin.
Who teaches at the Bridge Club? Our faculty advisor Giorgio Casinovi and ACBL Hall of Famer Patty Tucker.
Do you take part in collegiate tournaments? Yes, we often send teams to various collegiate events, and we host our own collegiate tournament. We are two-time Collegiate Bridge Bowl champions.
We will be streaming matches from the Georgia Tech Collegiate Bridge Tournament February 4 and 5, starting at 9:30 AM EST.
Stay tuned for more collegiate, Reynolds TM, and other streams!
100% of the proceeds from this channel go to the Bridge Club at Georgia Tech, to help teach and promote collegiate bridge.
When do you stream? We focus on major collegiate events and informal scrimmages, so our schedule is irregular. Click the Follow button to be notified when we go live!
Who's in charge of the stream? Our most frequent commentator is Sriram (username borktalk). Stream tech is run by Cyrus (username cyrenman).
Are past streams available anywhere? Yes! All streams from the past two weeks are available in the "Videos" tab. We also upload all streams to our YouTube channel.
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