Bridge by NeuralPlay

Zsolt Toth

I love how this app helped me to get into the enjoyment of bridge again, after many years of not playing it. Some times the bids are terribly off, but most of the time they're comprehensive and correct.

Mumtaz

Lovely game. It keeps you absorbed endlessly.

A Google user

duplicate play is gone

Erv Adana

now i dropped the star to 1.Knowing and guessing and determining strategy accordingly are different things. The program definitely knows all the hands. It does not guess. That makes the app sh**t. Every time I play makes me think about uninstalling .now finally i uninstalled it.

Paul Van Nus

much better computer bidding than the other bridge game played

A Google user

Fun. Helpful hints on request to aid in learning to play. A feature I've been using a lot is the ability to go back and re-play or even re-bid hands. The final score is not reflective of my skill because I cheat by re-playing hands that I mess up. Nevertheless ... After playing this for a while, I have to echo some of the comments made by others about the occasional strange bidding by North. He has a strong tendency to overbid, and will jump to slam on the slightest (or maybe no) provocation.

Tushar Ghosh

great 👍🏽

Julianne Furey

Great app for relatively new bridge players to learn and practice skills. Nice layout and a lot of options for customization.

Daniel Mueller

Still forces ads onto your screen, but recently the ads cover the part of the game you need to see, specifically, you can't see your own cards you're supposed to be playing. Terrible idea: the "free" version is now basically unplayable

Clint Allen

exceptional bid and play

WILLIAM SCHLOSSENBERG

All bridge apps let you play the cards. When I last played bridge there were only 3 conventions. Bidding was pretty much straight forward. You bid what you had, unless you were bidding for slam. Today even level 2 bids can mean the exact opposite of what it used to mean. Game has become far more complicated than 50 years ago. This app allows you to get an explanation of each bid, and hint on the next, and it does it well. Only suggestion is a way for computer to PLAY hand 1 card at a time

James Trogman

Good screen layout, good play options, good tailoring features. It provides good learning and practicing opportunities by allowing one to step back and redo the previous play or even the whole game. The game plays reasonably well, but is excessively slow in playing a card when configured to play certain options. Partner rarely returns opening lead, which can be frustrating, especially when I keep telling him this and he won't listen.

Doug Tarter

The reason I give this 3 stars is because it's still fun to play bridge despite its glaring flaws. The AI bidding is absolutely absurd, particularly with your partner. North throws out crazy, inexplicable bids, leaving you with impossible hands to play. Also, if you follow the AI's suggested bidding option you'll only get to play the hand about 1 out of 4 times. Really annoying. I know they say they're trying to fix the problems. Until they do, the game can be super frustrating.

A Google user

Às a returning bridge player I see this earning an easy 5 stars. With the AI set at level 3 it plays a consistent, dependable game, makes hints available when requested, allows me to look at the last trick or to see all hands when I simply must cheat, and lets me go back a trick or two to test different plays. In short, it's a patient tutor, a good partner, will let me learn to play duplicate when I'm ready and has been a lot of fun. The ads are well placed at the end of games and dont distract.

A Google user

Fantastic for practice, can be modified extensively. 2 minor complaints - it has ads that pop up after nearly every game; and clubs are a bit difficult to distinguish from spades since they both point in the same direction and look similar in low light situations. Once again, these are only minor issues that don't take anything away from a five star experience.