Contract bridge, or simply bridge, is a trick-taking game using a standard 52-card deck. It is played by four players in two competing partnerships, with partners sitting opposite each other around a table. Millions of people play bridge worldwide in clubs, tournaments, online and with friends at home, making it one of the world's most popular card games, particularly among seniors. The World Bridge Federation is the governing body for international competitive bridge.

The game consists of several deals each progressing through four phases: dealing the cards, the auction (also referred to as bidding), playing the cards, and scoring the results. However most club and tournament play involves some variant of duplicate bridge, where the cards are not re-dealt on each occasion, the same deal being played by two or more different sets of players to enable comparative scoring.

Funbridge, your new bridge club available in French, English, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Polish and German.

Already over 200.000 players and more than 350.000 deals played every day!

FunBridge is a bridge game. It enables you to play deals at your own pace, whenever you want, and rank yourself against hundreds of other players (as well as your friends) who have played the same deals as you under the same conditions (indeed, you play with 3 computers at the table and these are the same for all players). You can watch a replay of how other players have played (bidding and card play), replay deals, see your live scores and even pause a deal to resume it later. For each deal, you are compared to other players and it is possible to watch a replay of how each player has played, making FunBridge an ideal tool to progress.

- 2 tournaments of the day per continent

- Series tournaments and unlimited practice deals

- Challenge your friends in 1 vs. 1 in 5 deals tournaments

- Ranking of all players per series with evolution across series

- Two-player mode to practise with your friends, with 2 computers at the table

- It is possible to edit your visiting card and consult other players' visiting cards

- It is possible to watch a replay of all the other players' bids and card play!

- Tournaments with MP and IMP scoring

- Setting of your bidding conventions (North plays the same system as the one you choose in the game settings, i.e. strong 2, weak 2, Standard American Yellow Card (SAYC), ACOL or Polish Club)

- Help for bids during the game with points and assumed suit distribution (range of the number of cards per suit) displayed for each bid at the table

- Look for players, follow players and friend requests

- Filters in rankings to display only the players you follow and your friends, and thus to compare yourself to them.

Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/Funbridge
Twitter : http://twitter.com/funbridge

To report a bug, please visit http://www.funbridge.com/hotline.asp

Warning! The FunBridge application requires an Internet connection to play. Why? Simply because the game engine (the artificial intelligence playing bridge with you) is not present in the application. This allows for a much more powerful game engine and allows us to continuously improve the game engine without you having to update your application.

The latest version of Bridge introduces our all new state of the art advanced Bridge card play engine playing at a significantly stronger level. At the end of this description is further information about the new engine which we hope answers some of the common forum questions.

Reporting problems with hands.
Whilst we are more than happy to investigate potential issues please can you ensure you provide the Deal Id/number, the selected bidding conventions (if not the default ones) and the dealer of a hand so we can at least play the hand here to investigate further.

Bridge is played by four players who form two partnerships. Players within a partnership face each other across the bridge table. Traditionally, the players are referred to by the points of the compass - North, East, South and West. The two partnerships are North/South and East/West. Games are played to the best of three. The winner is said to have won the "rubber". A game ends when one partnership scores 100 or more points below the line.

This game is free to download and contains adverts to generate revenue, much like commercial tv. It contains a single In App Purchase to remove the adverts.

Game features:
* Top free Bridge game, now with super strong card play engine.
* Comprehensive Bid analyser
* Supports 5 card majors, strong 2 clubs, weak 1NT, Jacoby Transfers, weak-2bids and 2NT 11-12 points conventions.
* Automatically supports and plays Stayman, Gerber, Blackwood conventions.
* Choice of multiple card sets, card backs, card tables and backgrounds.
* Uses the Rubber scoring system.
* Extensive score card information.
* Ability to locate deals matching many bidding criteria
* Auto bidding.
* Auto card play.
* Full undo and redo of all bids and cards played.

Why does Bridge take some time to calculate a card to play:

Very simplistically, but to give some idea of the problem domain: At trick 7 there are 28 cards remaining. 28 cards can be arranged in 28! (28 factorial) ways. This is the outer limit of the number of permutations of the cards at this point. A player can see 14 cards, their own and dummys. This leaves 14 cards in unknown locations. 14! = 87 thousand million, or 6 days of processing if you can process 10 million per second.

Bridge has perfect knowledge of all the bids and cards played to that point. It knows how many of each suit are remaining + how many 'points' each hand will have used. E.g. if a hand opened the bidding and has played 8 HCP worth of cards it should still have some high cards left. If you have played 2 rounds of Clubs and it can see 4 within its own hand and dummy then someone must be void.

It can therefore deduce approximately where the remaining cards are likely to be. This enables Bridge to reduce the computation time down from potentially days to secs on an average device. In short it can eliminate a significant number of the permutations.

Why does Bridge need to do this.
If you consider how you play, assume you are South, North is dummy.
Generally your thought process is if I play X, what will E play so I can play Y from dummy + what will W play in response. A classic example being a finesse where you are looking for the probability of winning either one or both tricks to know whether it makes sense to play the cards in a particular order.

This is exactly the process the new Bridge engine is performing thus enabling it to play a stronger game.

We fully appreciate the consequence of the new engine is it can take time to choose a card to play at tricks 7, 8 and possibly 9 depending on the hand, device and cards already played. We also appreciate that not everyone may want a stronger engine which is why there is a Game preference to switch off the new engine.

We hope the above gives some insight into the computational complexities surrounding Bridge and helps to answer some of the forum questions around the new engine taking a period of time to choose a card at certain points.

Play contract bridge on Bridge Base Online (BBO), the world’s largest bridge site. You can compete anonymously against robots or log in and play against other people. Watch the world’s finest players compete, or just kibitz at popular tables.

What you can do:
- Play anonymous bridge with robots (various forms of scoring)
- Play bridge against other people (various forms of scoring)
- Play in tournaments and team matches
- Chat with other bridge players
- Maintain a friends list
- View lists of friends, star players, and BBO hosts
- Review results of boards at other tables
- Watch live presentations of real life bridge matches (vugraph)
- List all tables
- Send and receive mail messages
- Edit your profile
- Read the latest BBO news

This is our seventh release of the BBO mobile app. There are some important BBO functions and features that are not available through this app. Future upgrades will allow full access to BBO functionality. We welcome feedback at support@bridgebase.com

Interactive bridge hand analyser utilising Bo Haglund's well known double dummy solver module.

Calculates makeable contracts, par contracts and par scores for any bridge hand, or for a set of hands.

Select a contract and play the hand interactively to investigate various lines of play. On the opening lead the maximum number of tricks that can be made by the defenders for each possible lead is shown, assuming optimum subsequent play by the declarer and defenders. After each card is played the same information is shown for the next position, the optimum cards being highlighted in green at each stage.

Enhance the experience of browsing session results on bridge websites. Bridge Solver can browse and bookmark websites, and grab hands directly from hand diagrams on web pages hosted on ACBL (several diagram formats, including ACBLmerge), BridgeWebs, Pianola, Bridge Base Online (movie links), EBU Sims, ECatsBridge Sims, Vugraph.com, Bridge-Club.org, and Altosoft.com.au. Analyse the hands through double dummy analysis or interactive card play.

Tap on a link to a .PBN, .DLM, or BBO .LIN file in Bridge Solver's browser to download and import deals. Play the recorded contract(s) from a .LIN file with full double dummy analysis at each step, highlighting where the recorded line of play is non optimal. Follow the recorded line of play or investigate alternatives by choosing a different playable card at any point in the play.

Alternatively, analyse deals input manually or import deals from a PBN, DLM, or LIN file on local storage.

Export deals to a PBN file on local storage.

Practice bidding contract bridge using the Standard American Yellow Card (SAYC) convention system.

Useful for learning or improving your SAYC bidding.

Bidding engine is being improved daily and we welcome any and all suggestions!

You can reach us on Twitter @SAYCBridge, or via email android@saycbridge.com.

Happy bidding!

v2.0
1. UI fix to all resolution
2. Dummy
v2.0.1
1. Drag to send card
2. Bug fixs
v2.0.2 -> Bug Fixs

Play Bridge is a solitaire card game. It is a Bridge game where you do not bid but only play the cards. Play Bridge is designed to be played by non-bridge players as much as very experiences players.

For non-bridge players it introduces you to the concepts of card play in the game of bridge. For regular bridge players it offers you the opportunity to play bridge anywhere and anytime and polishes up your card play techniques.

Your aim on each deal is to win eight tricks or more. The computer will try to win six tricks or more to prevent you winning eight tricks. If you are successful, you win points (a plus score). if you fail, you lose points (a minus score). The more skilful your play, the more tricks you should win. On each deal you try to plan how you can win the most number of tricks.

Each game consists of eight deals and the computer keeps track of your score over the eight deals.

Omar Sharif Bridge could be the perfect game. Its ease of play marks it out as a firm favourite for casual gamers, whilst the huge depth of strategy and vast intricacies involved allow it to be a game that can be studied by the most serious card student.

Bridge now includes a comprehensive bid analyzer. Enquire how Bridge has interpreted your bids or see how Bridge is expecting you to have interpreted the bids the game engine has made.

Bridge is played by four players who form two partnerships. Players within a partnership face each other across the bridge table. Traditionally, the players are referred to by the points of the compass - North, East, South and West. The two partnerships are North/South and East/West. Games are played to the best of three. The winner is said to have won the "rubber". A game ends when one partnership scores 100 or more points below the line.

Featuring ACOL and Standard American bidding systems, Omar Sharif Bridge will challenge the most proficient player yet still allow the beginner to develop their game. Fantastic graphics and a strong and respected bridge engine allows players to become involved, stimulated and challenged with every deal.

Game features:
* Comprehensive bid analyser showing you the interpretation of your bids.
* Endorsed by Omar Sharif.
* Supports 5 card majors, strong 2 clubs, weak 1NT, Jacoby Transfers, weak 2-Bids, 2NT 11-12 points conventions.
* Automatically recognises and plays Stayman, Gerber and Blackwood.
* Uses the Rubber scoring system.
* Extensive score card information.
* Ability to locate deals matching many bidding criteria.
* Auto bidding.
* Auto card play.
* Full undo and redo of bids and cards played.
* High quality artificial intelligence engine from renowned Bridge expert.
* Extensive display and card play options.
* Omar Sharif Bridge is just one of our large collection of best of breed classic board, card and puzzle games available for a wide range of platforms.

Dec 2014
This is a substantial update and includes:
* Support for a wide range of additional android devices and features, such as 64-bit support and new screen sizes.
* Card sets, card backs, tables and backgrounds are now all seperate items you can choose between. There are also more sets to choose between depending on your particular preference and the device you are using the app on.
* There is significantly more online help in the application on both Bridge and how to use the Bridge app.
* Numerous bug fixes and improvments to the bidding and game play have been made.

Solve over 100 contract bridge quizzes! Plan to play these bridge hands and compare it with the optimal plays.

Completely for free. Free of ads and any other inconveniences. No internet connection required.

Enjoy!

Instructions:
- Swipe the page left or right to move between quizzes.
- The Q/A button switches between the question and the answer.
- The V ("tick") button marks the current quiz as "solved" and hides it.
- Use your Android's menu button to access more features (select quiz category, select random quiz, "unsolve" all solved quizzes, change text size, ...).

(Source of quizzes: www.rpbridge.net)

Bridge Bidding is a searchable cross-referenced compendium of bridge bidding conventions.

The application lets you swipe through over 200. Clicking on the Search, or Menu buttons allows you to search for a particular convention. If a search results in multiple matches then you can swipe through the results, or refine your search further.

The application is very easy to use reference, and can be used when you have no phone signal or internet connection.

BJ Bridge is a contract bridge card game for Android with unique duplicate bridge competitive scoring features.

Have you ever wondered how to play contract bridge? Or have you played bridge for some time and want to brush up on the latest conventions? Or just want to practice your game between visits to your bridge club?

BriJ is for you. It has levels to suit both beginners and those who already play bridge. There's plenty of help at every stage, suggesting WHY as well as WHAT to bid or play.

Please note that the Lite version has a fixed Benji-Acol bidding system that will not suit everyone. The PRO version offers a choice of systems, including SAYC, with a customisable selection of bidding conventions.

Here are some viideos to get you started...: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPW-v81bxJQfkmwfW52oQrKYnZHR8vcnv

FEATURES: PRO VERSION only:
• use the BriJ Convention Wizard to tailor your bidding style from:-
★ SAYC (Standard American Yellow Card)
★ Beginner(simplified Acol or SAYC bidding with no extra conventions)
★ Acol (standard English)
★ Benji Acol
▶ add extra conventions, e.g. 5-card majors, Puppet Stayman, two-suited overcalls (ASPTRO and ELH), RKCB, Blackwood, Gerber and Quantitative 4NT, aggression level)
• specify high card point ranges
• choose strong or weak 2 openers
• view your tailored convention card
• find deals to illustrate a convention such as Puppet Stayman
• ad-free

FEATURES: ALL VERSIONS
Bid and then play unlimited hands
▶ see competitive duplicate bridge scores (no rubber bridge scoring at present)
▶ see detailed hints for your next bid or play
▶ see explanations for opponents bids and plays

Use Bluetooth to connect up with other players
▶ practice bidding and playing as a partnership
▶ choose to play in defence or play the contract independently
▶ play anywhere, without Internet access!

Play in any combination of seats at the same time
▶ choose to see all cards
▶ choose to see hands one at a time
▶ rotate the table to play an another hand

Play as you would in a 'real' game
▶ familiar bidding box
▶ tricks laid out as you would expect for Duplicate bridge
▶ see your results against opposition players, rated as a percentage

Download hands from BridgeWebs and other sites
▶ view a session from your club website
▶ see optimum contracts with actual pairs scoring
▶ replay hands against BriJ opposition

EBU RED BOOKpractice hands (for UK)
BriJ uses the same logic as real human players
▶ it does not cheat by peeking at the hidden cards !
▶ you have a reasonable chance of beating your computer opponents
▶ like a real player, BriJ may make mistakes, but is improving all the time

BriJ unlimited deals are totally random
▶ ask BriJ to predict makeable contracts
▶ see predictions before bidding, or only after you have played the contract
▶ save a deal for replaying later
▶ share deals with other BriJ players via email

Bridge convention card
▶ BriJ Lite uses Benji Acol bidding
▶ BriJ Pro has a wide choice of styles and optional conventions

See the website http://www.go2bjs.co.uk for details of the extensive optional features of BriJ. Includes "How to get started with BriJ".

Please email bjsoftware42@gmail.com if you'd like to suggest improvements.

With uBid you can bid bridge hands 24/7 with any partner anywhere. Fit for any level and any bidding system. Each hand is designed and rated by a panel of two world bridge champions.

Beginners, social, intermediate and expert bridge players, all will experience the benefits of this great bridge bidding tool. Ideal for bridge teachers and their pupils and ambitious bridge partnerships. You can share and chat with your partner(s) about any bridge hand on any moment.

Register on http://newinbridge.com/ and join uBid; your bridge skills will soon reach the next level!

The app can be installed in internal storage or external SD card and asks the following rights:

• Network communication: to communicate with the game server
• Your personal information: to show a list of people from your contacts who you can invite for a new hand; note that uBid does not store or transmit your contacts, it only shows them so you can conveniently pick one
• System tools: to prevent the device from going to sleep while data is being received

Contract Bridge-
This game is played by four players in two fixed partnerships. Partners (North, South and East, West ) sit facing each other. The game is played clockwise.

A standard 52 card pack is used. The cards in each suit rank from highest to lowest: A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2.

This is one you'll love the game of bridge, and a strong AI will be frequently updated

Game features:
Brand interface user-friendly
The game fast-paced
Poker suit zoom convenient seniors
No ads to block the screen within the Board
HAVE SOUND
at any time shuffle
3D characters
Release NOTE:
2012/9/05 09:00 update
*ADD TOP LIST

2012/7/08 17:00 update
*FIX HIGHER AI
2012/7/06 00:00 update
*FIX HIGHER AI
2012/7/02 00:00 update
*FIX HIGHER AI
2012/6/27 19:00 update
*Add HIGHER AI

This app calculates the score of a bridge game contract given the number of tricks taken.

Tien Gow (天九) also called "Heaven Nine" is an old domino game originated from China's Song dynasty. It is a game emphasized on analysis、memory、wisdom and luck. The style of game is similar to Big Two and Contract Bridge.

The app is a client program which you need to connect with the WeWeWeb.NET's server to play with other players online. Thus, a steady Internet connection is required.

If you don't have Android handset, you can play the game using our Java Client which you can find it in our website.

Both clients are free of charge but a free membership registration is required in order to play on the server. We have set up our server for more than 10 year and our mission is to provide a free online gaming environment to the Internet community, so we neither add adware to our product nor send junk emails to our members. Don't worry!