Meltdowns and temper tantrums might be something that you would traditionally associate with a poker game – turns out that the same thing takes place at many bridge games. Rudeness and obscenities at the bridge table are nothing new. When the stakes are high and it’s win or lose, stress levels go up and tempers …
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Bridge players are booking their trips to Wuhan, China for the 44th World Team Championships 2019 – and we thought it would be a great time for a stop-over to find out more about the event’s essential information.
Created by GOTO Games, Funbridge is one of the leading options for online bridge play. There’s a lot going on behind the scenes at GOTO – Virginie Delattre, spokesperson, gives us a chat, and we talk about Funbridge’s Bridge Bot, Argine.
The ABTA is the one of the main rep organizations for bridge teachers. They handle all things related to teaching bridge and are in charge of the annual ABTA Awards which awards the best in bridge software, books and teachers for the year.
Work on a new bridge film called The Kids Table was first announced back in October 2017 through World Bridge Youth News, and we’re finally getting to see the end-results. Endorsed by the ACBL Educational Foundation, this new bridge documentary had its worldwide premiere at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas in July 2019. Check it …
There are many bridge players of note who have reached great heights and accomplishments outside the world of cards. Here’s a closer look at some ACBL Hall of Fame members and their achievements away from the bridge table.
BridgeScanner is one of the leading websites for locating a bridge event anywhere in the world. We caught up with the BridgeScanner CEO Erikas Vainikonis to find out what’s new.
Bridge is always up for discussion, and other than mainstream platforms like Wordpress there are a few specialized platforms meant just for blogging about bridge.
Even a few thousand games in, most bridge players will still have fond memories of the first time they picked up some cards. We spoke to some big personalities in bridge about their first impressions, fondest memories and how they got started.
Michael Xu, of Palo Alto CA, first started playing bridge thanks to being invited to a Silicon Valley Youth Bridge party which he says is hosted every month.
