The Bridge Hackathon was born when Huang couldn’t find an answer on his favorite bridge developer forum to the question, “Can this talented group work together in big teams on a small number of globally-impacting projects?” Read Alex’s interview here.
Category: Technology
BridgeBee is a new bridge trainer app with a difference. A hybrid between a bridge lesson and an interactive AI-guided chatbot, this could be one of the best ways to inspire players and hone skills. “The entire design of the app – from registering, to purchasing, to playing – was designed to stand out with …
Synrey Bridge and Micro Bridge met in the finals of the World Computer Bridge Championship but aren’t they the same robot? Alex interviews Erik Liu, creator of Synrey Bridge, a second time to find out.
Here’s more about Twitch.tv and why bridge broadcasting could be the next big factor in helping bridge reach new audiences all over the world.
Online casinos are gaining in popularity, but it’s not all just about the commodity they offer or the huge variety of games you can pick from. Online gaming can be good for your health!
So if you’re a bridge author with a new book to promote or a tournament chair with a big regional every year or maybe you just want to share stories about your bridge life, or bridge links or tips or humour, you can hire Jude Goodwin to set your site up and after that manage …
We love gadgets – especially card gadgets. So we’ve taken a look at the world wide web and collected some of the coolest online card gadgets that you can open in your browser and have some fun with.
If you’re an avid bridge player and cinema buff, you might already heard whispers of an upcoming bridge flick entitled Aces & Knaves, which could quite possibly turn out to be the bridge film of the century!
We went digging for the best casino tycoon games for PC and mobile where you get to build, expand and manage your own virtual casino. If you remember (and love) classic tycoon games like Zoo and Rollercoaster Tycoon, you should love this!
Remember when you were a couple years (or decades) younger and things just seemed easier? Well, this is as close as you’re going to get to a time-machine: Fire up your old DOS PC or download an emulator like DOSBox (with detailed usage instructions on its website)and let’s play some retro bridge games.
