July 14-24, 2022

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Youth NABC  Collegiate Bridge Bowl

Play will be a the Rhode Island Convention Center, One Sabin St, Providence RI 02903

Reservations are now closed through our housing bureau ConferenceDirect. You may contact the hotel directly to make a reservation but the bridge rate may not be available depending on your dates.

Host Hotels

Air

TF Green Airport is served by most major national airlines and is a short 15 minute ride to downtown Providence. The train station, Union Station, is located in the center of the city and is served by Amtrak and MBTA commuter railroads.

Taxi/Car Sharing Services from T.F.Green:
Distance – 9.9 miles (approximately 13 minutes).
Taxi cost approximately $40 plus gratuity.
Ride Share (pickup on outer curb at arrivals) cost is approximately $20

West coast and international travelers may find it more convenient to fly into Boston Logan International Airport. Boston Logan airport offers non-stop service from all major US cities. Logan airport is located 55 miles north of Providence, RI. Travel time to Providence is about an hour via highway.

Bus

Peter Pan Bus Lines provides bus service from Boston Logan Airport to Kennedy Plazza in downtown Providence. All host hotels are less than a 5 minute walk. The pick up location for arriving passengers is outside the baggage area at each terminal, directly outside the main doors. The cost of a one-way ticket from Logan Airport to Providence is $24.00 per person. Bus service runs from 8:00 am to 10:30 pm every day at intervals ranging from 1 to 2 hours.

Train

Train service is available to downtown Providence. Union Station is located adjacent to the State Capital building and a short 10 minute walk to the RI Convention Center and all of the 4 host hotels. Amtrak provides rail passenger service from major cities such as Boston, New York, New Haven, Philadelphia and other cities in the Northeast Corridor. High speed Acela rail service is available into Providence.

Commuter rail service to downtown Providence is provided by the MBTA Providence / Stoughton line. The MBTA provides train service from the north between Boston and Providence. In addition, train service is provided from the south from Wickford, RI and from the Providence Airport to downtown Providence. The roundtrip commuter rail ticket cost from Boston to Providence is $23 per person.

Parking

There are plenty of safe and secure parking facilities downtown. The RI Convention Center Garage has 2,400 parking spaces available. The rate for daytime parking is just $10 and overnight parking is only $20.

For all players needing 24-hour parking please contact Kenny Rodriguez, parking manager of the Convention Center Garage. He will give you a temporary parking pass for the days you will be attending the NABC and will send you a secure payment link so you can prepay your parking and obtain your pass. Click here to email Kenny take make arrangements for overnight parking.

Additional parking is also available at the Providence Place Mall Garage which has almost 4,000 available parking spaces. You can park in the mall garage for up to 5 hours for just $2. Players can use the covered sky-bridge to walk in comfort from the Mall to the Convention Center without going outside.

Click here for the best driving directions from your location.

All players must have an ACBL member number to participate in any event (ACBL member numbers are valid for life, even if your membership is inactive). Not a member? Join now!

• Full Schedule
• I/N Schedule
• Celebrity Speaker Schedule

Play will be a the Rhode Island Convention Center, One Sabin St, Providence RI 02903. For a specific event’s location, please check the Daily Bulletin prior to the event.

Full Tournament Schedule

Wednesday, July 13

1&7 pm

MOREHEAD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Pre-qualification required. GOLDMAN GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT A Pre-qualification required SHEINWOLD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT Pre-qualification required MACNAB GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT C Pre-qualification required

Thursday, July 14

EASTERN MA BRIDGE ASSOCIATION DAY

10 am	International Fund Open Pairs International Fund Swiss Teams International Fund299er Pairs
10am & 3pm	Educational Foundation Open Pairs Educational Foundation Gold Rush Pairs Educational Foundation Bracketed Round Robin Teams
10am & 3:30pm	MOREHEAD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS CHAMP. FLIGHT GOLDMAN GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT A SHEINWOLD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT B MACNAB GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT C
3pm	Educational Foundation Pairs Educational Foundation Swiss Teams Educational Foundation 299er Pairs

Friday, July 15

SHELIA & RUSS EKEBLAD DAY

9:30am & 3:30pm	MOREHEAD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS CHAMP. FLIGHT GOLDMAN GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT A SHEINWOLD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT B MACNAB GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT C
10 am	Friday Morning Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs
10 am & 3 pm	VON ZEDTWITZ LIFE MASTER PAIRS 2 qualifying, 2 semifinal & 2 final sessions BRUCE LM-6000 LIFE MASTER PAIRS 2 qualifying, 2 semifinal & 2 final sessions YOUNG 0-2500 PAIRS 2 qualifying, 2 semifinal & 2 final sessions Connecticut Bridge Association Open Pairs (unlim./3000/1500) Connecticut Bridge Association Gold Rush Pairs (750/400/200) Lewis and Andrea Finkel Bracketed Round Robin Teams
3 pm	Friday Afternoon Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs
7:30 pm	Friday Evening Side Pairs Fri-Sun Evening Series Friday-Saturday Evening Compact KO Teams Continues Saturday 7/16, 7:30 pm

Saturday, July 16

JUNIOR DAY / BOB BERTONI DAY

9:30am & 3:30pm	MOREHEAD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS CHAMP. FLIGHT GOLDMAN GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT A SHEINWOLD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT B MACNAB GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT C
10 am	Saturday Morning Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs Bridge Plus+ Free two-hour lesson, then 14 deals (0-20)
10 am & 3 pm	VON ZEDTWITZ LIFE MASTER PAIRS BRUCE LM-6000 LIFE MASTER PAIRS YOUNG 0-2500 PAIRS NABC 0-10,000 PAIRS 2 qualifying & 2 final sessions Victor Silverstone and Gerald Haase Top-Flight Pairs (unlim./5000) Lewis and Andrea Finkel Mid-Flight Pairs (3000/1250) Victor Silverstone and Gerald Haase Gold Rush Pairs (750/400/200) Bob Bertoni Grand Poobah Top-Flight Swiss Teams (unlim./6000/4000) Shelia & Russ Ekeblad Bracketed Round Robin Teams (0-3000)
3pm	Harriett Leavitt Saturday Afternoon Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs
7:30pm	Saturday Evening Side Pairs Fri-Sun Evening Series Friday-Saturday Evening Compact KO Teams Saturday Evening Zip Swiss Teams

Sunday, July 17

PETER MARCUS DAY

9:30am & 3:30pm	MOREHEAD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS CHAMP. FLIGHT GOLDMAN GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT A SHEINWOLD GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT B MACNAB GRAND NATIONAL TEAMS FLIGHT C
10 am	Sunday Morning Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs Bridge Plus+ Free two-hour lesson, then 14 deals (0-20)
10am & 1pm	Fast Pairs
10am & 3pm	VON ZEDTWITZ LIFE MASTER PAIRS BRUCE LM-6000 LIFE MASTER PAIRS YOUNG 0-2500 PAIRS NABC 0-10,000 PAIRS Bill Hunter / Shome Mukherjee Open Pairs Phyllis Chase Top-Flight Swiss Teams (unlim./5000) Steve Weinstein and Galvin Wolpert Mid-Flight Swiss Teams (3000/1250) Shelia & Russ Ekeblad Gold Rush Swiss Teams (750/400/200)
3 pm	Fred Rogler Sunday Afternoon Side Pairs Fri-SunDaylight Series 299er Pairs
7:30 pm	Sunday Evening Side Pairs Fri-Sun Evening Series Sunday-Monday Evening Bracketed Round Robin Teams continues Monday 7/18, 7:30pm Sunday Evening Zip Swiss Teams

Monday, July 18

GOODWILL DAY

10 am	Monday Morning Side Pairs Mon-Tue Daylight Series 299er Pairs
10 am & 3 pm	WAGAR WOMEN’S PAIRS 2 qualifying & 2 final sessions Carolyn Lynch Open Pairs (unlim./3000/1500) Gold Rush Pairs (750/400/200) Pamela Hoffer Bracketed Round Robin Teams
10am & 3:30pm	TRUSCOTT/USPC SENIOR SWISS TEAMS 2 qualifying & 2 final sessions SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS Full-day knockout matches ending Sunday 7/24; Pre-registration required (closing time 4 pm Sun 7/17)
3 pm	Monday Afternoon Side Pairs Mon-Tue Daylight Series Janet McGlynn 299er Pairs
7:30 pm	Rich DeMartino Monday Evening Side Pairs Mon-Wed Evening Series Sunday-Monday Evening Bracketed Round Robin Teams Monday Evening Zip Swiss Teams

Tuesday, July 19

CLINT WRIGHT DAY

10 am	Tuesday Morning Side Pairs Mon-Tue Daylight Series 299er Pairs
10 am & 3 pm	WAGAR WOMEN’S PAIRS Clint Wright Top-Flight Pairs (unlim./5000) Narragansett Bridge Club Mid-Flight Pairs (3000/1250) Clint Wright Gold Rush Pairs (750/400/200) Bracketed Round Robin Teams
10am & 3:30pm	TRUSCOTT/USPC SENIOR SWISS TEAMS SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS 0-6000 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS Full-day knockout matches until complete; Pre-registration required (closing time 8 pm Monday 7/18) 0-2500 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS Full-day knockout matches until complete; Pre-registration required (closing time 8 pm Monday 7/18)
3 pm	Tuesday Afternoon Side Pairs Mon-Tue Daylight Series 299er Pairs
7:30 pm	Tuesday Evening Side Pairs Tue-Fri Evening Series Tuesday-Wednesday Evening Bracketed Teams continues Wednesday 7/20, 7:30pm

Wednesday, July 20

9:30am & 3:30pm	SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS 0-2500 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS
10am	Marilyn Falk Wednesday Morning Side Pairs Wed-Thu Daylight Series 299er Pairs
10 am & 3 pm	WERNHER OPEN PAIRS 2 qualifying & 2 final sessions FREEMAN MIXED BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS 2 qualifying & 2 final sessions Open Pairs (unlim./3000/1500) Lorraine and Charlie Rosenthal Gold Rush Pairs (750/400/200) Carolyn Lynch Top-Flight Swiss Teams (unlim./6000/4000) Central MA 0-3000 Bracketed Round Robin Teams (0-3000)
10am & 3:30pm	0-2500 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS
3pm	Peg Kaplan Wednesday Afternoon Side Pairs Wed-Thu Daylight Series 299er Pairs
7:30 pm	Wednesday Evening Side Pairs Tue-Fri Evening Series Tuesday-Wednesday Evening Bracketed Teams Wednesday Evening Zip Swiss Teams

Thursday, July 21

9:30am & 3:30pm	SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS 0-6000 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS
10 am	Thursday Morning Side Pairs Wed-Thu Daylight Series 299er Pairs
10am & 1pm	Fast Open Pairs
10am & 3pm	WERNHER OPEN PAIRS FREEMAN MIXED BOARD-A-MATCH TEAMS Top-Flight Pairs (unlim./5000) Rosemary Meehan Tator Mid-Flight Pairs (3000/1250) Gold Rush Pairs (750/400/200) Eric Schwartz Top-Flight Swiss Teams (unlim./6000/4000) Bracketed Round Robin Teams
10am & 3:30pm	0-2500 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS
3 pm	Thursday Afternoon Side Pairs Wed-Thu Daylight Series 299er Pairs
7:30 pm	Thursday Evening Side Pairs Thu-Sat Evening Series Thursday-Friday Evening Bracketed Round Robin Teams continues Friday 7/22, 7:30pm Thursday Evening Zip Knockout Teams

Friday, July 22

VICTOR KING DAY

9:30am & 3:30pm	SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS 0-6000 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS 0-2500 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS
10 am	Friday Morning Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs
10am & 1pm	Fast Open Pairs
10am & 3pm	BEAN RED RIBBON PAIRS 2 qualifying & 2 final sessions Betty Crowther/Ed & Isle Rothman Open Pairs (unlim./3000/1500) Gold Rush Pairs (750/400/200) Victor King Bracketed Round Robin Teams
10am & 3:30pm	ROTH OPEN SWISS 2 qualifying, 2 semifinal & 2 final sessions
3 pm	Friday Afternoon Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs
7:30 pm	Friday Evening Side Pairs Tue-Fri Evening Series Thursday-Friday Evening Bracketed Round Robin Teams Friday Evening Zip Swiss Teams

Saturday, July 23

RHODE ISLAND BRIDGE ASSOC. DAY

9:30am & 3:30pm	SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS 0-6000 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS 0-2500 MINI-SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS
10am	Saturday Morning Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs
10am & 1pm	RIBA Fast Open Pairs
10am & 3pm	BEAN RED RIBBON PAIRS Victor King Top-Flight Pairs (unlim./6000/4000) RI Bridge Association Mid-Flight Pairs (3000/1500/750) Top-Flight Swiss Teams (unlim./6000/4000) Bracketed Round Robin Teams (0-3000)
10am & 3:30pm	ROTH OPEN SWISS TEAMS 0-10,000 MIXED SWISS TEAMS 2 qualifying & 2 final sessions
3 pm	Saturday Afternoon Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs

Sunday, July 24

9:30am & 3:30pm	ROTH OPEN SWISS TEAMS SPINGOLD KNOCKOUT TEAMS
10 am	Sunday Morning Side Pairs Fri-SunDaylightSeries 299er Pairs
10 am & tba	Top-Flight Swiss Teams (unlim./6000/4000) Playthrough with a short break Bracketed Round Robin Teams (0-3000) Playthrough with a short break
10am & 1pm	Fast Open Pairs
10am & 3:30pm	0-10,000 MIXED SWISS TEAMS
2 pm	Sunday Afternoon Side Pairs Fri-Sun Daylight Series 299er Pairs

Stratification for open regional events is unlimited/2500/750 unless otherwise noted.

Regional top-flight, mid-flight, and side pair events play 26 or 27 boards per session. Gold Rush pairs play 24 boards per session. Swiss and Round Robin team events typically play 24 boards per session, depending on the event or bracket size.

In gold-point events of two or more sessions, overall awards and section tops are paid in gold to any start that has a maximum of 750 or higher. Side Pairs Series pay gold only to the open strat, and it is necessary to play two or more sessions in the series to earn gold.

All regional team events use the 20-point VP scale.

I/N events are stratified as appropriate at the discretion of the director. No player may be over 300.

Conditions of Contest

Like all Olympic sports, bridge has a precise set of rules for competition. The Conditions of Contest detail these protocols and regulations for every event played at the NABC. Whether you need to know the rules for General Knockout Teams or you are looking for specific information about Blue Ribbon Pairs, the Conditions of Contest will guide you.

The local committee is proud to offer an online partnership portal available only BEFORE the NABC event starts. Please go to the Partnership Desk for pairing should you need a partner after arriving in Providence.

Pair Games  Team Games Beyond the games at the NABCs, members can enjoy educational programs. Below is a listing of the seminars being offered in Providence. Please check the NABC Daily Bulletin for the exact location of each session.

Best Practices Teacher Workshop

Teaching bridge or want to start? This workshop equips you with proven techniques for increasing student engagement and will help you be a more effective teacher. The focus is on how, rather than what, to teach. Participants have the opportunity to demonstrate their Best Practices proficiency after the workshop to earn certification as an ACBL Best Practices Teacher.

Best Practices Teacher Certification: To earn it, workshop participants are required to pass a proficiency assessment. Assessments are conducted at the conclusion of the workshop and are scheduled in 1 hour time slots.

Reception for Club Officials & Teachers

Enjoy ACBL’s thank you reception for the club officials and teachers who recruit and retain our members. All club managers, teachers and club directors are invited to join us for a light meal, adult beverages and door prizes. Registration required.

Friday, July 15 – 6:30 pm to 8 pm

Register

Learn Bridge in A Day?^®

Move quickly along the initial learning curve. Participants should include true beginners, those returning to bridge after long absences and those wanting to “test the waters” before committing to formal classes. The concentrated course includes both class instruction and coached play.

Learn Bridge in A Day? Instructor Accreditation

This program instructs teachers in methods of administering and presenting LBIAD. Teachers wishing to be accredited must complete the following two requirements:

• Serve as a Table Mentor at an LBIAD seminar led by Patty Tucker, and
• Attend a two-hour LBIAD Teacher Training event presented by Whirlwind Bridge.

Teacher Training will include information on organizing and marketing LBIAD as well as maximizing retention rates, writing effective grant requests and the presentation of the seminar.

Audrey Grant’s Continuing Education for Teachers and Club Managers

For decades, Audrey Grant has taught students, teachers and club owners across the world. Her hands-on approach and creative use of the table, cards and bidding boxes has helped keep students engaged, excited and focused.

Audrey will walk through teaching techniques in this hour-and-a-half seminar. Following the seminar, you can attend her free two-hour bridge lesson to see her techniques in action. Visit betterbridge.com for more information.

Date: Sunday, July 17, 8:30–10 a.m. (Followed by free lesson)
Fee: Free (RSVP required)

Reserve your seat

Doubles in A Day

Learn two useful doubles that happen every time you play.

Meeting of the Advisory Council

Members of the ACBL Advisory Council are encouraged to attens. Discussion will include recent actions of the Board of Directors and reports from the executive director, director of finance and in-house counsel, as well as new proposals from the Advisory Council.

Sunday, July 17 – 8 pm

To make the most of your stay in the Providence/Warwick, Rhode Island area, be sure to:

• Visit us at GoProvidence.com for tips on dining, shopping and things to do.
• Like us on Facebook (GoProvidenceRI) for the latest on what’s happening in the destination.
• Follow us on Twitter (@ProvidenceRI) for up-to-date happenings, and share your stories using #goprov.
• Post your favorite Providence/Warwick photos on Instagram using #goprov and tag @GoProvidence.

Waterfire

A dazzling spectacular as the rivers that intersect Providence are set ablaze with bonfires. Named one of the Top 100 Events in America, the event is free and popular with residents and visitors alike.

We are pleased to announce a special Waterfire will be held at dusk on Saturday, July 16. Waterfire is a spectacular must see event. First time visitors will be amazed.

Hours: Dusk to Midnight
Website: waterfire.org

Federal Hill

Providence’s historic Federal Hill neighborhood spans iconic Atwells Avenue and the surrounding streets. Largely settled by Italian-American immigrants in the early 1900s, Federal Hill effuses a sense of warmth and community that embraces visitors and locals alike. While the neighborhood has evolved, the influence of the Italian people and culture is ever present. When shopping or dining, take the time to talk to a shop owner or interact with a food purveyor, as they will likely share a story about the history of the store or neighborhood.

Providence Performing Arts Center

The Providence Performing Arts Center is the second largest theater of its kind in New England and is host to major Broadway shows. The Tony Award winning Trinity Repertory Theater is one of the most respected regional theaters in America.

Rhode Island School of Design Musem

With a collection of more than 100,000 objects — ranging from ancient times to the present — the RISD Museum is a dynamic cultural center offering critically acclaimed exhibitions, lively public programs for all ages, and a renowned museum store, RISD WORKS.

224 Benefit Street
https://risdmuseum.org/

Roger Williams Park

Roger Williams Park is a top-notch family attraction that has delighted generations of visitors. The zoo earns rave reviews and stellar attendance each year at its Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular. The park also contains waterways, walks, the Botanical Center, Carousel Village, and the Museum of Natural History and Planetarium.

Marble House

Marble House was built between 1888 and 1892 for Mr. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt and the home of ACBL Hall of Fame member Harold Vanderbuilt who is recognized af the inventor of contract bridge. It was a summer “cottage”, as Newporters called them in remembrance of the modest houses of the early 19th century. But Marble House was much more; it was a social and architectural landmark that set the pace for Newport’s subsequent transformation from a quiet summer colony of wooden houses to the legendary resort of opulent stone palaces.

Providence Place Mall

The Providence Place Mall has over 160 stores and shops, an IMAX theater and a 16 screen cinema, and many restaurants.
providenceplace.com

Casinos

Twin River in Lincoln, RI and Tiverton Casino Hotel in Tiverton, RI are very popular destinations for out-of-state visitors. Both have thousands of slot machines, table games, live entertainment and a variety of dining options.

Restaurant Guide

NABC Restaurant Guide

Weather

Click here for the most recent weather update.

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Tournament Committee

Position	Name & Email
Tournament Co-Chairs	Lois DeBlois Lois@ProvNABC.Org Joe Brouillard Joe@ProvNABC.Org
District Director	Mark Aquino Mark@ProvNABC.Org
Intermediate/Newcomer	Sue Miguel INProgram@ProvNABC.Org Sue@ProvNABC.Org
Partnership	Jan Smola partnership@ProvNABC.Org Sonya@ProvNABC.Org Carol Seager carol@ProvNABC.Org
Volunteers	Meg Gouise Meg@ProvNABC.Org Linda Ahrens Linda@ProvNABC.Org
Scheduling	Mark Aquino Mark@ProvNABC.Org
Registration / Prizes	Brenda Montague Brenda@ProvNABC.Org Neil Montague Neil@ProvNABC.Org
Sponsorship	Phyllis Chase Phyllis@ProvNABC.Org Megan Mehara Megan@ProvNABC.Org
Hospitality	Sally Kirtley Sally@ProvNABC.Org Helen Pawlowski Helen@ProvNABC.Org
Restaurant Guide	Paula Najarian Paula@ProvNABC.Org
Publicity	Mike Wavada Mike@ProvNABC.Org
Finance	Joe Brouillard Joe@ProvNABC.Org
Comments / Contact Us:	Linda Ahrens Linda@ProvNABC.Org

While we are excited to bring players back together to the bridge table, we will still approach the tournament with caution. All NABC attendees, staff and volunteers must be fully vaccinated as per the Centers for Disease Control guidelines. While booster shots are currently not required, they are highly recommended.

Mask protocol update

Effective March 1, 2022, The ACBL will require masking of players, staff and volunteers when the COVID-19 Community Level rate is indicated as “High,” and will not require masks when the Community Level rate is indicated as “Low” or “Medium.” This will be reviewed on a daily basis for the Summer NABC using the Community Level county check system. Players at the NABC will receive updates in the Daily Bulletin notifying them of that day’s status, and signage will be posted throughout tournament areas each morning.

Attendees should be prepared by bringing masks to the tournament playing areas in the event the Community Level rate changes to “High.” Masks are still recommended for attendees who are at high risk for severe illness or otherwise are a member of a vulnerable population. We also ask attendees to be courteous and wear a mask if seated at a table with a high-risk player who asks for tablemates to wear masks.

Additionally, all monetary transactions will be cashless, including tournament fees.

Vaccine Verification

• Domestic Players (travelers within the United States)
• International Players (travelers coming from outside the United States)

For assistance, please contact VOW Digital Health’s customer service at CustomerSupport@vow.app

Please watch the video or click the button below for instructions on how to obtain clearance into NABC. We encourage attendees to complete this verification process prior to arrival at the tournament, as it will streamline your entry to the NABC tournament floor and help you avoid long lines.

• Vow “How to”

Safety Protocols FAQ