Young bridge players worldwide are invited to share their thoughts in a new international survey led by Bridge: A MindSport for All.
Young bridge players worldwide are invited to share their thoughts in a new international survey led by Bridge: A MindSport for All.
The Reykjavík Bridge Festival returns from January 29 to February 1, 2026, offering cash prizes, international competition, and a scenic setting in Iceland’s capital. Hosted annually since 1982, the event attracts top players and bridge enthusiasts alike.
The 1st International Youth Teams Tournament is coming to RealBridge this December—open to all U31 players with no entry fee and packed with flexible play options, awards, and a shot at the 2025 German Bridge Trophy.
No bank delays, no hidden fees, no confusion. That’s the future this article envisions.
What happens when Spock from Star Trek picks up a 13-card bridge hand? Bridge Unleashed brings fictional icons to the bridge table with humour, strategy, and cultural flair in their standout series Mind Meld.
GemBridge Online (金桥在线) is a Chinese platform where players can play bridge, organize tournaments, and watch live broadcasts. Developed by Shenyang Jinqiao LingHang Technology Co., Ltd, it integrates with ThinkBridge software and connects with the Chinese Bridge Association (CCBA) and the Asia Pacific Bridge Federation (APBF) to award master points.
The Erik Bridge Cup is a worldwide online bridge tournament supporting ASNSD research, open to all players and hosted on RealBridge on October 19.
“Sorry, Partner” invites listeners into the engaging world of bridge, featuring conversations with expert players, heartfelt stories from the table, and a behind-the-scenes look at the game’s global community.
While bridge demands a steady unfolding of hidden information, backgammon forces you to embrace uncertainty with every roll. Few masters have straddled both worlds — but figures like Billy Eisenberg, Oswald Jacoby, and Kit Woolsey did, showing that the line between deduction and chance is thinner than we often assume.
Bridge War mixes the smart teamwork of Bridge with the quick action of War. It is easy to learn, fun to play, and works perfectly at the table or online. Grab your cards or jump online and see if you can win the battle for seven tricks.