Welcome
The current issue of Australian Bridge magazine is February 2024. In this issue we report on the Open Playoffs, the NOT, and the Mixed Matchpoint Pairs. In our Bidding Challenge, two members of Australia's junior representative team take on our reigning champions from the Open Team.
And we have our regular columns from the world's leading writers and teachers such as Andrew Robson, Tim Bourke, Ron Klinger, Paul Lavings and Larry Cohen.
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Subscriptions
Click here to go to our subscription form, or call us on 0412 335 840. See the header bar at the top of this page for current subscription rates.
Australia-Wide Pairs
The three annual Australia-Wide events are the Novice Pairs (25-31 May), the Open Pairs (25-31 August) and the Restricted Pairs (25-31 October).
The current event is the AUSTRALIA-WIDE NOVICE PAIRS, which is for players with fewer than 100 MP.
Bidding forum
Running alongside our experts' forum, which appears in the magazine, we also have a readers' version which can be viewed online. The magazine's forum is moderated by Phil Gue and Peter Smith, while the online version is moderated by Brad Coles, Fraser Rew and Nigel Kearney.
Archived issues of this feature can now be accessed using the drop down box in this month's column.
Bidding challenge
You and your partner can participate in our Bidding Challenge by bidding the hands yourselves – see if you can outbid our experts. You can download and print the hands here.
AB Club Edition
As well as our main magazine, we also have an online version that is aimed at club players, under the banner Australian Bridge (Club Edition). This version is just $25 per year, and is available by selecting the appropriate option from the drop down box at our main subscription page.
Existing subscribers to this version can log in to the library to view all of their issues here.
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