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Tournament Format The World Cup Bridge Cup is a Multi-Event Tournament held annually between the United States and the United Kingdom to determine which country has the best Bridge Players that year. There are three distinct tournaments held within the World Cup Tournament: The US Open, The UK Open and The World Cup Challenge Match. The US Open & The UK Open Teams will be assigned to play in one of two sections: Majors or Minors depending on the combined total of World Excellence Points the Team has that enters. The top 16 teams in the Majors and the Top 8 Teams from the Minors or a total of 24 Teams will compete on the National World Play Team. In the US & UK Opens each team will play 12 chukkers. Teams will rotate every chukker. The 12 chukkers will be played in two tournaments. Each chukker won will count as one Match Point. The teams that score the most Match Points earn a spot on their National World Play Bridge Team. The World Play World Cup In the World Play World Cup each team will play 12 chukkers. Teams will rotate every chukker. The 12 chukkers will be played in two tournaments. Each chukker won will count as one Match Point. The team that scores the most combined Match Points wins the World Cup. Rules Who May Enter Anyone may enter the World Cup Tournament. If your Team has a combined total of World Excellence Points over 100 then you will play in the Majors Sectionals. This is done to ensure players are evenly matched. How To Register Registration is done via email to MadeOBuck@Aol.com or by filling out the submission form below. Please provide the names of two people who will make up your team and please provide a name for your team that relates to the theme of the Tournament. This years theme is Space. All names will be reviewed for suitability prior to approval. Please also include a brief description of how you play - a real but humorous version. Sample:
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Registration Deadline Registration must be done by Midnight (EST) on Sunday May 14th, 1999. |