True or False: Special leads
There are “rules” circulating in every bridge club, but their veracity is not always confirmed. Here, we offer to unravel the true from the false for you. This month, these “facts” concern…
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Bridge problem: On the Way to Glory
Your hand sitting South Bidding Dealer North. Love all. (*) Landy (major two-suiter). Card play Lead: Ace of ♥. First, South only wants to play in 5♦… Constrained and forced by the…
“Friday the 13th” Tournament: Try Your Luck!
Friday the 13th is a lucky day! To mark the occasion, Funbridge is running a 10-board Funbridge Points tournament scored by MPs. Mark your calendars for Friday 13 January 6am (UTC +1) to…
Funbridge Exclusive Newsletter – January 2023
We are happy to share the latest issue of the Funbridge Exclusive Newsletter with our Funbridge Premium and Premium+ subscribers. Enjoy reading it! Your exclusive content to start 2023 January Bidding Contest:…
Preview: get a sneak peek into the new series tournaments!
Get a sneak peek behind the scenes of Funbridge in this article! 👀 You are about to discover the first visuals of the revamped series tournaments – one of your favourite game…
200 new commented deals on Funbridge!
What is it all about? Commented deals are educational resources allowing you to work on any bridge situation thanks to the many thematic filters available. They will help you make quick, spectacular…
The mechanism of controls
You are in the slam zone. When and how should you initiate the process of showing controls? In the classical system, the first bid that shows a control denies any control in…
January Bidding Contest: New Games Rules!
Ready to challenge your mind? This bidding contest is going to put your bridge skills severely to the test! Here are the 6 deals traditionally prepared by Lionel Sebbane. Find the best bid for each of…
3-2 or 4-1?
Dealer West, All Vul. West starts with the Ace-King-Queen of Clubs, East following with the three, four and Jack, and then switches to the Diamond three… How many winners do you count?…
Where is the setting trick?
In France, they call a player who permanently hands out gifts to his opponents a Santa Claus (père noël). When in defense, he will often let a contract through that was supposed…