First week of OPL analysis

January 22, 2025

The Online Pairs League (OPL) Summer event kicked off Monday night with a record level of registrations (70 pairs).

The OPL offers players the chance to play against someone of a similar level and advance their playing skills over eights weeks online using RealBridge. There is one 12-board match per week.

Bridge author and owner of the Trumps Bridge Centre, Derrick Browne, is providing weekly analysis of play for the full eight weeks of the Summer season.

On Monday night, Division 3 caught his attention as it had the most players achieving the 6H slam. You can read his thoughts on this and upcoming action from future rounds on the Online Pairs League page.

If you have any questions or comments about Derrick’s analysis, you can submit your comments on the Bridge NSW Facebook page.

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