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Players gathered around a green table for a game of bridge, with cards and bidding boxes.
Photo: © Real Club Pineda de Sevilla

About Games room

At Real Club Pineda de Sevilla, the games rooms form part of the clubhouse facilities. There are two separate rooms: one for regular play and another for tournaments and pool-format competitions. For members, the facilities provide a setting for card and board games, with lessons also available in some disciplines.

Cards and board games

The games played here are bridge, canasta, mus, chess, dominoes, remigio and poker. The range brings together several card games alongside board games, rather than focusing on a single activity.

The two rooms have distinct roles within the clubhouse. Regular games take place in one, while the other is reserved for the tournament and pool competition programme. Both are part of the club’s games facilities.

Lessons for members

Members can use these rooms both to play and to receive tuition in some of the games offered. Lessons take place in the rooms themselves, bringing learning and play into the same clubhouse setting. Tuition is available for selected disciplines, rather than necessarily for every game listed.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the games rooms?

They are in the clubhouse at Real Club Pineda de Sevilla. One room is for regular play and the other is for tournaments and pool-format competitions.

Which games are played?

The games played are bridge, canasta, mus, chess, dominoes, remigio and poker.

Can members take lessons?

Yes. Members can receive lessons in some of the disciplines played in the rooms.

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