Sitting South, what would your next bid be?
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The Norwegian Division
Sofie shares her journey through the Norwegian Division tournament, the challenges she faced, her successes, and her strategic decisions.
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National Division: In Jérôme Rombaut’s Mind [Part 2]
Jérôme Rombaut participated in the French National pairs. The conversation with Funbridge staff member Vincent Gallais is ongoing.
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Undeserved Top
A top is a top, deserved or not…
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World Championships: A silver medal with my mother
Sofie Græsholt Sjødal is a Norwegian player. She won many European and international titles. Member of the Team Funbridge, Sofie also plays with her mother Elisabeth. After six days of everyone meeting…
Andreas and Nicolai win the Swedish Cup!
The Swedish Cup is one of the biggest and most prestigious events in Sweden.
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Sitting North, what would your next bid be?
Sitting North, what would your next bid be? See the answers Anna Zareba’s answers This final bid seems to determine the best contract since your partner has at least 6 spades. How…
A new ambassador arrives on Funbridge: Zach Grossack!
Meet Zach Grossack, the youngest Grand Life Master of the ACBL, multi-world champion, and winner of numerous North American titles. Challenge this bridge prodigy in his upcoming tournament on Funbridge and test…
National Division: In Jérôme Rombaut’s Mind [Part 1]
The French National Pairs Division 1 was held on 28-29 September and 5-6 October. Jérôme Rombaut participated with his son Léo. In this article, he talks about some of the deals he…
Meet The Unexpected First King of the Bridge Points Circuit
Funbridge’s new Bridge Points Circuit, launched on November 1st, has quickly become a popular success, drawing players from around the world to compete for top rankings and titles. After a thrilling first…
Sitting South, what would be your bid?
Sitting South, what would be your bid ? See the answers Margaux Kurek-Beaulieu’s answers Here the cue bid is used to show 5-5 in the minors without bypassing 3NT which might be…