A recent Bridge Winners discussion sparked by Larry Cohen highlights how bridge writers are rethinking the use of gendered pronouns. From tradition and grammar rules to clarity and inclusion, the conversation reflects broader shifts in language and community values.
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The World Bridge Federation officially welcomes Uganda as a member opening opportunities for its 500‑strong player community in both regional and global competition. (Photo Source X: @UgandaBridge1)
SPARK! 2025 is a grassroots online auction where bridge pros donate their time to support youth programs, mentorship, and travel for junior players through the ACBL Educational Foundation.
Like most card games, Bridge is a social game. And, like poker, you want to have your emotions in check and your “game face” perfectly developed by the time you’re sitting down to play.
All aboard the Bridge Technology Train! This free Zoom series introduces innovative bridge tools like Bridge Owl, BridgeComposer, and more. Meet the developers, ask questions, and get hands-on with software designed for teachers, players, and directors.
Online Bridge lets you fail a thousand times in private—no sighs, no judgment, just pure, endless practice. But at the real card table? Every twitch, every glance, every snap of the cards creates lessons your brain never forgets.
Get ready to join thousands of players worldwide in a groundbreaking online bridge competition this fall promising the largest cash‑prize pool ever.
Starting July 1, 2025, bridge clubs can host ACBL-sanctioned games on RealBridge, enabling players to earn masterpoints in an online environment that closely mirrors the traditional bridge club experience.
The World Bridge Team Championships bring together top national teams from around the world to compete in four major events: the Bermuda Bowl, Venice Cup, d’Orsi Trophy, and Wuhan Cup. Held every two years, the championships are the highest level of international bridge competition and a showcase of strategy, teamwork, and skill.
Adam Parrish’s Leveling Up project is an initiative to improve his bridge game through deliberate practice, data tracking, expert interviews, and community involvement—all while inviting others to follow along and join in.
