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Sydney Bridge Centre is the home of Sydney Bridge Club, one of Sydney’s largest and oldest Bridge clubs. We are centrally located, friendly and welcome all visitors.

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  • A tricky defence
    Defenders have a tougher job than declarer in general because they can’t see their combined assets – they have to try and work out what partner has, or could have, based on bidding, play, counting, etc. However they do have 2 advantages: … Continue reading →
  • SBC Christmas Party
    A get together for the SBC members and friends – the SBC Christmas Party will be held on Wednesday 2nd December 2026. There will be a morning session, a break for lunch, then an afternoon session. You can choose to play one … Continue reading →
  • Saturday November 28th: Test Your Knowledge
    Defining which jumps are strong and weak. How many cards and how many points. Identify when conventions apply, and don’t. Continue reading →
  • The Power of Long Suits – Half-day Education Seminar on Friday 20th November 2026
    This half-day education seminar will run in the SBC clubroom (Friday 20/11/26) from 10-00am until 12-30pm. Steve will introduce the topic then work through eight hands. At the end of the session, Steve will summarise the lesson, reinforcing the key takeaways.  November … Continue reading →
  • The “memory squeeze”
    The term “memory squeeze” is sometimes used when declarer runs off a long trump suit forcing the defenders to make lots of discards and work out what loser(s) declarer has left in their hand – i.e. what suit to keep. Even though … Continue reading →
  • SBC Most Improved Player of the Month September
    Two players from the Most Improved Player of September come from Polish Club Ashfield! I start to think there is something in the Krupnik…. If that will help you boost your performance, come join us on Thursday morning in Ashfield, a bottle … Continue reading →
  • Whose suit is longer?!
    When you are dealt an 8 card suit you can usually be pretty confident it’s the longest suit in the hand. Not on today’s hand (taken from the Spring Nationals Mixed Teams) which featured an even more unusual 9 card suit! We … Continue reading →