Loading Bridge by NeuralPlay 12.82 3

Clint Allen

exceptional bid and play

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.

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.

Margaret Smethers

I love your games! The bridge game is very fun and addictive. I especially love the big variety of possible settings that really change the game experience and allow me to make it light and easy or challenging. You did a terrific thing allowing us to see hints ... the hints for bidding and playing really help us to understand the game better. It's so fun! Congratulations! 💗 Margaret 🌼

Dean Allemang

This is a pretty awesome app. It gives you a synopsis of the meaning of each bid, along with hints. The play is strong enough to be entertaining, but has some gaps that let you beat the computer sometimes. The bidding system it uses is a bit unfamiliar (but maybe that's just because I haven't been playing in a while). Great way to brush up on your bridge skills.

David Turrell

This app works well for me. It has a nice look and the AI game play is accurate (it knows to attack subtle vulnerabilities, such as transportation). However, double dummy answers for a hand sometime seem to depend on poor play, having best-bid hint before offering full bidding options seems backward, and the AI quickly loses its way if I make what I think a more appropriate bid (I've been playing SAYC at highest AI level level; there are other conventions and levels offered).

A Google user

Love this app. Good guidance and feedback / recommendations. Easy to review bids, take back plays, etc. Intuitive interface. Ads aren't overly frequent but are also easy to close when they do pop up...a nice touch. Only minor quibble is that my phone's interface is hidden during play, such as battery level and home button.

A Google user

I find this to be the best bridge game available. Many options. I did finally spend a whopping $4 to remove ads... they were starting to get pornographic. My only question is how computer comes up with some outrageous bids , such as 6 spades when it only has two low cards? Maybe a miscue on my part; computer is set for most difficult: 6. In any case, thanks for the app! p.s. Do I have to uninstall old game and reload game after I buy it?

A Google user

This is a relatively sophisticated bridge game with multiple bidding strategies and good play choices. It is not great for beginners because beginners bidding mode is not the default and the play is too fast to pay full attention to the run of play. However I have gotten used to the speed and the small cards and now enjoy it very much.

M. J. M.

I can't yet compare to other apps but this is very easy to play and the computer plays logically for the most part. If it is an AI, it will get better. The ads are tolerable at this point... **** 'Partner' doesn't seem to understand when we have a part score to quit bidding. Will for example go on to bid 4S when a 2 would do the trick ***

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.

Paul Van Nus

much better computer bidding than the other bridge game played

A Google user

Good as far as it goes- as a beginning player it is helpful, especially in learning to bid. However, in the card play, it gives no explanation as to why it recommends the cards to play. One is left to guess the strategy, with no guidance whatsoever. Also has no instruction as to what the scoring terms are and what they mean, or how to bid based on the scores.