Bridge Lessons
The Funbridge blog offers a wide range of online bridge lessons to help you improve at your own pace. Designed by bridge experts and international players, these bridge lessons cover every aspect of the game, from bidding to card play. Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced player, you’ll find practical tips and real-life examples to enhance your skills and take your bridge game to the next level.
Take-out double or penalty double?
Is it always very easy to distinguish the difference between a take-out double and a penalty double? We have seen the reasons why we would like to double for penalties and we…
Free article : How many cards?
Usually this type of article is for our Premium and Premium+ subscribers. But, this month Funbridge has the pleasure to offer you this article! Enjoy 😁 For each problem, you must find…
Secrets of declarer play : elimination and endplay [part 4]
Masterclass: Basic Elimination Endplays
Here is a new Masterclass that is available until 13 November ! And it is about : « Basic Elimination Endplays« Go to October Masterclass « Masterclass », what is it? An educational video bridge course…
Game-try doubles, balancing doubles, redoubles
Was it the right decision ?
Problems of interpretation
North-South have reached a very poor contract. As so often, each of the two players considers that his partner is responsible for the accident. And you, what do you think? Problem n°1…
Masterclass: Ruffing in the Short Hand
Here is a new Masterclass that is available until 13 October ! And it is about : « Ruffing in the Short Hand« Go to September Masterclass « Masterclass », what is it? An educational video…
Filling them with fear
Dealer South – non vul. Here is your hand as East: After a long auction, your opponents stopped in game: What have you learned? North made a slam attempt but it was…
How to successfully double for penalties
The wide-spread of take-out doubles (or negative doubles, support doubles,…) in competitive auctions does not exclude that you double the opponents for penalties – with the ulterior motive of increasing the cost…
