Winners of the Fall NABC Robot Individual Practice Tournament #2
Last weekend, November 16-17, ACBL BBOers were invited to play in the second NAB...
The best way to prepare for the 2nd Edition of the Bridge International Championship (BIC) will be to compete in our free BIC practice tournaments. There will be two available on Saturday, March 27 and two more on Sunday, March 28 - starting midnight US Central Time.
The format will be similar to the BIC tournaments: daylong style, individual, with robots, 12 boards, Matchpoints. Your scores will be averaged and you get to see how you rank overall and against compatriots on the BIC leaderboard.
Your IP address will determine which country you represent (for example, Garozzo will represent the USA if he’s in the USA). If your country doesn’t have at least 10 players, you’ll represent the “Rest of World”.
(Click here for the full leaderboard)
(Click here for the full leaderboard)
Option 1: Get a taste for the real BIC. For this, you'll need to play all 4 BIC Practice tournaments (Saturday and Sunday) and finish in the Top 10!
Option 2: Don't have time to play both days? Just for the practice, we'll also reward the daily winner. You'll need to play both daylongs to be in the running. The winner will get 1 free entry to a BIC Qualifier tournament.
Click on “Competitive” ► “All tournaments” and look for “BIC Free Practice” (there’s a Search box at the top of the list). There'll be two practice tournaments on Saturday (BIC Free Practice 2, and BIC Free Practice 3) and two more on Sunday (BIC Free Practice 4, and BIC Free Practice 5)*.
Once you’ve registered, click on the tournament to play. You have until midnight US Central Time to complete the tournament.
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*In case you wonder what happened with BIC Free Practice 1, it took place on Friday, as a small test and will not be counted for the weekend leaderboard.
Free BIC Practice Tournaments is a very good idea
Agreed, they should also do this for ACBL online events