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Norway's Christian Bakke and Sweden's Andreas Abragi won the prestigious von Zedtwitz Life Master Pairs at the Summer NABC in Minneapolis. Remarkably, it was the...

The opening weekend of the Summer NABC in Minneapolis combined celebration with top-level competition. At the ACBL Hall of Fame ceremony, three distinguished members of...

The 2026 European National Championships concluded in Riga after an exciting final day. Norway claimed the Open title, England came from behind to win the Women’s championship, while Poland completed a remarkable double by taking both the Seniors and Mixed titles. France achieved another important milestone by qualifying all four teams for next year’s World Championships.

Three rounds remain to determine the European champions. Norway leads the Open event, the Netherlands heads the Women’s standings, France narrowly tops the Seniors, and Poland has one hand on the Mixed title. Yet in every championship, the margins remain small enough to promise a thrilling final day in Riga.

With only a few rounds remaining, the races remain open in all four series…

Another busy day in Riga brought two more rounds in the Open Teams and three rounds each in the Women’s, Seniors and Mixed championships. While Denmark continued to set the pace in the Open series, the most notable development came in the Seniors, where France surged into first place.

Day 7 brought three more rounds in each of the four series. Denmark returned to the lead in the Open Teams, England stayed in control...

Open Teams The major development of the day came right at the start, when Norway defeated Israel and replaced Denmark at the top of the...

Round 12 The top three remain unchanged as Denmark, Norway and Israel all record comfortable victories. France defeats Ukraine by 17.09 VP and, for the...

Three pairs events were on the program at the European Championships: Women's, Senior, and Mixed. The finals were played over three sessions, with ten qualifiers...