Earn Red & Gold - NABC Robot Individual (March 8-10)

Spring NABC Robot Individual

This exciting 3-day online tournament on BBO gives you the chance to earn red and gold Masterpoints® and claim an NABC title. It’s a great opportunity to take on a real challenge, compete against top players, and enjoy a nationally rated event—all from the comfort of home, with no travel or hotel bookings needed.

Play your best across three daylong sessions, and if you win, you'll hold the title of a major bridge tournament champion!

  • Pre-registration is required and opens on February 21
  • Entry Fee: 50 BB$ (Early Bird Discount Available until March 3)
  • You need an active ACBL membership to register and play. Join or renew your ACBL Membership; no later than Friday, March 7 (3 PM US Eastern).
  • Play at least one board in a day to be able to access the next day's boards.

Event details

  • You can win ACBL Masterpoints (Red and Gold), as well as a NABC title!
  • It runs from March 8-10, 2025 (Saturday, Sunday and Monday). 24 boards per day
  • You can choose your own start time and you'll have until 5am US Eastern Time the next day to complete 24 boards
  • It's stratified to level the playing field - Unlimited/2000/500. Non-North American players are considered unlimited
  • The event format is similar to the ACBL Daylong tournaments on BBO

Free NABC Practice Weekends

Get ready with two free NABC practice weekends on Feb 22-23 and March 1-2.

💡 Not only do you get to practice, but top finishers will also win a free entry to the Spring NABC Robot Individual on March 8-10.


Remember these important dates:

📆 Pre-registration opens on February 21 until March 8
📆 Free Practice 1: February 22-23 (2 days)
📆 Free Practice 2: March 1-2 (2 days)
📆 Early bird discount ends on March 3
📆 Spring NABC Robot Individual: March 8-10 (3 days)

To register, login to BBO, then click 'ACBL World', followed by 'Spring 2025 NABC Robot Individual'

2 comments on “Earn Red & Gold - NABC Robot Individual (March 8-10)”

  1. You should be a bit more precise about the start and end times, since Sunday is the day that clocks "spring forward". Thanks.

    1. Hi Stan, the tournament starts at 5 AM New York time, regardless of the time change. Players have 24 hours each day to play, so the one-hour shift won’t really affect anything.

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