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| We are pleased to announce our sixth annual Calcutta Incredible to benefit Logan's Playground: | |||
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Festivities begin at 11:3Oa, Auction at noon, Game at 1:00p |
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Entry: $24
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Minimum bid: $25
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| Our Calcutta is a stratified pair game with masterpoints and cash prizes awarded for three strata. Before the game, pairs are auctioned. The Calcutta creates additional excitement by awarding cash prizes and the opportunity to support an important charity. Auction proceeds are pooled and paid to the winning bidder. Twenty percent of the auction proceeds are dedicated to the charity, Camp Incredible. Pat Riordan and Phebe Packer, our auctioneers are certain to make the auction exciting and fun! | |||
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This Calcutta is limited to 28 tables/56 pairs. More than half of
your entry fee benefits
Camp Incredible.
The club will retain only sanction fees and expenses. The auction
begins at 11:00 with food and refreshments provided by the club. A
list of entered pairs and auction instructions will be available at
the club. Sign up now at
AZ BridgeWorks |
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| The Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS sponsors Camp Incredible at Mingus Mountain in Prescott to provide a respite for family members of people with HIV and AIDS. At Camp Incredible families reconnect and become stronger as they participate in activities and relax in a safe, fun and supportive environment. In operation since 2005, Camp Incredible is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, supported by tax deductible donations from individuals and events such as this bridge game. | |||
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CAMP INCREDIBLE |
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Conditions of Contest
Director in Charge - Gary Zeiger
No more than
56 pairs (28 tables) will be entered. Hand records will be available
following the session. Entries will be reserved on a first come, first
served basis. The $24.00 entry fee per pair is required at registration.
Three strata will be sold and prizes will be available in each of the strata. The director in charge will determine stratification at gametime.
Approximately one third of the field will
receive monetary awards.
The auction will begin promptly at 12:00 noon. Winning bidders will be determined at the time of auction. Any playing pair has the right to buy back up to forty per-cent of their auction price and monetary award. Any player bidding and winning another pair in the field, must play the same direction or in another section.
This event
will be conducted in accordance with the latest edition of the Laws of
Duplicate Bridge (The Laws). Decisions of the directing staff and the Director-in-Charge
are final and unappealable.
Game time is
1:00pm on Sunday, April 10, 2011.
Discussion of
boards during play is prohibited. Any player making any remark that, in the
judgment of a director, might be overheard at another table, will be
penalized ¼ board. Comparing results is prohibited. Any player doing so will
be assessed an automatic penalty of ¼ board.
Pairs failing to complete play within the allotted time will be
given a warning for a first offense. A second infraction may result in
penalty.
Each player shall have a completed convention card and, if possible, a hard copy of all system notes available for inspection. Only general chart conventions are allowed. No convention or carding system requiring more than ten seconds to explain to an opponent is allowed. In general, any convention or treatment that is familiar to the average tournament player, or can be explained to the average player within 10 seconds, is allowed.
summariws, half hour after f5 to pay
A director's ruling may be appealed to the Director in Charge. The decision of the director in charge is final.
Any of the above notwithstanding, AZ BridgeWorks,
may take any action it deems necessary in the best interests of the event
and participants.
