Bridge V+, bridge card game

Welcome to the 2025 Edition of Bridge! This card game offers three different modes of play, endless deals, and the ability to search for specific hands. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, Bridge is sure to provide hours of entertainment and challenge.

There are three modes of play available in Bridge: Rubber Bridge, Chicago Bridge, and Tournament Bridge. In Rubber Bridge, players compete in a best-of-three game, with the first partnership to score 100 points in successful contracts winning the game. In Chicago Bridge, also known as Four-Hand Bridge, players compete in exactly four hands and the partnership with the most points wins. In Tournament Bridge, players can compete at their own pace against others from around the world in duplicate style tournaments. Each player in a tournament plays the same hands, with the winner being the player with the most points. Alternatively, players can create their own online Bridge club and invite friends, family, or even enemies to compete in duplicate style tournaments.

Bridge is a trick-taking card game played by four players who form two partnerships. The players sit across from each other at a table and are traditionally referred to by the points of the compass (North, East, South, and West). The two partnerships are North/South and East/West. This game is designed for both beginners and advanced players, with features such as auto play and hints for those learning the game, and bid analysis and replay hand features for more experienced players to explore different strategies.

Some of the game features include unlimited hands (approximately 2 billion), the ability to play game points or slams all day, online Bridge tournaments, the option to compare bidding with the Bridge V+ AI, and the ability to see how the computer would have played the hand. Players can also replay hands from any bid or card, get hints, play any or all of the hands, and ask the computer for its interpretation of the bids made. There are also various display options to suit individual preferences and device settings.

Bridge was developed by a small team of Bridge players with over 40 years of experience. Their first product, Bridge Challenger, was released in the early 80s. While the team may not always make the perfect bid or play the perfect hand, they continue to develop and improve the game. Players are encouraged to provide comments and suggestions via the support email, and to include the Deal Id if commenting on specific hands. This allows the team to better understand and address any issues or suggestions for improvement. So why not give Bridge a try and see if you can become a master of this beloved card game?