Are your opponents lucky?
Do you get the impression that Lady Luck frequently smiles on your opponents? Believe it or not, there are things you can do to spike herguns. On this hand from the Funbridge…
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July 2022 Bidding contest
Ready for some brainstorming? This bidding contest is going to put your bridge skills severely to the test! Rules of the game Here are 6 deals. You have to find the best…
All-Star BIC on 6-10 July
After a complete season, we have been able to identify the top 200 players from the last 4 BIC editions (Autumn, Winter, Spring & Summer) and we have decided to invite these…
When an opponent intervenes over 1NT
One efficient system to deal with an intervention is the Rubensohl convention. This convention essentially comes down to bidding transfers, but one level higher; the three-level. As for the bids up to…
21 + 1 = 21!
A strong hand opposite a weak hand equals big communication problems. That you will have to anticipate … Teams. Dealer East. None Vul. Here is your hand as South: When East opens…
Discover the mystery Word!
Funbridge has prepared a big challenge for you. Below, you will find a word table to complete, with definitions to help you. There will, of course, be rewards for the best players!…
Fourth Suit Forcing for everyone – Practice exercises (Part 2/3)
You have read all of the lesson carefully in Part 1. Start again – you have not retained everything! Are you there now? Test your knowledge now by answering an eight-question quiz.
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All about finessing?
Will you find the solution to this bridge problem created by Philippe Cronier? Take up the challenge now!
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Progress at bridge with our artificial intelligence
No matter how old you are when you first sit down at the bridge table, the learning process that follows lasts a lifetime. That’s the beauty of the king of card games:…
Fourth Suit Forcing for everyone: Lesson (Part 1/3)
Fourth suit forcing falls under the heading of what teachers call “Responder’s rebid”. It is a conventional bidding agreement which is only used in the absence of a satisfactory natural bid. Yet unlike many other conventions, it is a must-have. Here is a summary of it which is both simple and comprehensive, to be read and reread.
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