Mike Bell (born 1984) is an English bridge player.
Mike Bell | |
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 Mike Bell at the Iceland Bridge Festival, January 2024 | |
| Born | Michael Bell October 17 1984 Reading |
| Nationality | English |
Mike Bell (born 1984) is an English bridge player.
Mike Bell | |
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| Mike Bell at the Iceland Bridge Festival, January 2024 | |
| Born | Michael Bell October 17 1984 Reading |
| Nationality | English |
Mike is married to Sarah Bell, a professional bridge player and champion.
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Michael or Mike Bell may refer to:
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