Board games in Brighton
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Your support makes all the difference.The UK Board and Card Games Championship reaches its climax this weekend at the Old Ship Hotel in Brighton, where some 200 enthusiasts from around the country have, since yesterday evening, been playing all manner of games.
The event reaches its climax tomorrow with the competition for the Intergame UK Cup, in which teams of four will be competing at a special selection of games with exotic names: Detroit/Cleveland Grand Prix, RoboRally, SiSiZiMi and Turf Horse Racing. The winners will represent England in the European Championships.
Play continues all day today, tomorrow and Monday. Spectators are welcome, and may even find themselves encouraged to join in.
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