r/bridge • • 10h ago

I built a free bridge practice site and would love honest feedback

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17 Upvotes

Hi all,

For the past few months I've been building Table Talk Bridge, a free place to practice bridge: https://tabletalkbridge.org

It runs in the browser on a phone or computer. There are no ads, you don't need an account or an app, and nothing is metered. This one is a labor of love with no business plan, just bridge.

What's there now:

- A daily declarer puzzle, the same deal for everyone. The defense is perfect but never plays as if it can see your cards, and each deal is checked so that making it never comes down to a guess.

- Unlimited hands: bid and play with robots, or play rubber or Chicago. (Personally, classic rubber play is my favorite.)

- Every bid explains itself. Tap any call (yours, partner's or the opponents') to see what it shows. The system is SAYC: five-card majors and a strong notrump.

- After a hand, how many tricks the cards could have made.

- 22 short lessons under Learn, each one dealt as hands you play.

I'd love to know what you think. A few things worth trying:

- Pick your own cards and table in Settings. There are four card designs and eight table colors.

- Try the different ways to play: the daily, a rubber, Chicago, the bidding problem, or a lesson.

- Tell me which ones you'd come back to.

If anything looks off, the Feedback button in the app comes straight to me, or reply here. Thanks for taking a look!


r/bridge • • 11h ago

Bridge Baron for iphone - reviews?

5 Upvotes

Any reviews of the app for iphone? My partner uses it on his PC (we play Precision) but I want to try it on the iphone.

Thanks in advance