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Category: Bridge Stories
September 29, 2018 at the 15th World Bridge Series in Orlando Florida, a collection of some of the top players in the world sat down to test out a new tablet-based method for playing bridge. Alex talks to LoveBridge founder Péter Talyigás about this interesting new way to play bridge.
If you’ve been anywhere near a bridge tournament in the last couple of decades, then you’ll almost certainly have heard of the Vugraph.
It’s time to update your bridge library, and there are two things there should always be room for in a card player’s inventory: Another card deck, and just one more book about playing cards! Here are some of our recommendations for newly released and upcoming bridge books for 2018 – time to get cozy!
The World Computer Bridge Championships is the only competition in the world of its type, where bridge playing AI bots are put against each other to find the best bridge software of the bunch.
In a robot bridge tournament you are the only human at the table and you’re never dummy! Every bid is explained. The hands rotate so you always get to declare. If you have to leave the game, don’t worry! Things will be put on hold until your return. If you have to leave your computer, …
We’re very exited today to introduce a new Gold Sponsor for Great Bridge Links. Read on to discover more about this wonderful bridge app.
Professional bridge is an exciting career option. There have been many notable professional players and teachers in the bridge world.
When you’re not sitting at the table actively involved in a game, you can benefit from reading about bridge instead. Alex has collected some bridge columns and archives to keep you busy.
Bridge books often repeat the same ideas, and it is rare to find a volume that offers something new. Hand of the Week, 52 Bridge Stories (Master Point Press, 2018), by Vancouver, B.C., bridge teacher Joel Martineau, definitely offers something new.
