What would be your next bid?
Considering your hand and the start of the bidding sequence, what would be your next bid?
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Team Funbridge is growing! Special tournament this weekend
Since its creation last year, Team Funbridge has enabled 9 talented young bridge players to show their skills at international tournaments. You have been able to follow their adventures in Strasbourg and…
Olivia Schireson | Team Funbridge
ID Card Funbridge username: oliviaschireson Nickname: Some call me Ollie. Nationality: American Style of play: Normal I guess. Sometimes I bid too much, sometimes too little. I guess that makes it normal. 🙂 Date of…
Andrea Nilsson | Team Funbridge
ID Card Funbridge username: Andrealovisa Nickname: Andrew Nationality: Swedish Style of play: solid Date of birth: 24 February 2005 Playing record 4th at 2018 World Junior Championships (U16) 2nd at 2023 Strasbourg European Mixed Championships…
Sofie Græsholt Sjødal | Team Funbridge
ID Card Funbridge username: sgs3 Nickname: I don’t have a nickname. Nationality: Norwegian Style of play: classic Date of birth: 12 April 2002 Playing record Three gold medals at European Youth Pairs Championships (U26W Pairs,…
Spring NABC 2024 Louisville – The Last Round Up (Updated 8 April 2024)
This year’s Spring NABC takes place from March 14-24 in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Bridge problem: Charlie, Bravo, Tango
Find out a new bridge problem by Jean-Paul Meyer.
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Dominique Fonteneau’s Tournament Analysis – March 2024
There were 868 of you present for the monthly Funbridge ambassador tournament of the 23rd March 2024. Thanks to you, the tournament was a success. I hope to see even more of you there in April.
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Raises of one of a major openings after intervention
The principle of the five-card major system is to find a fit in a major as fast as possible. The current French system offers a big diversity of fit showing answers, depending on reposnder's strength and number of Trumps.
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March bidding contest: the results!
Summary The experts’ answersDeal 1: Major first?Deal 2: DecodingDeal 3: Complete indecisionDeal 4: Different ways of supportingDeal 5: Some flexibility in the doubleDeal 6: High-level pragmatismThe winners The experts’ answers Deal 1:…
Elimination and endplay [part 2]
Today we're going to look at cases where the bid is only effective against one of the two players or is more effective against one of them.
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