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bridge.onl does not yet offer online play. Today you can explore example hands; guided practice is planned for later.

Independent services

Where to play bridge

Each service suits a different way of playing: BBO and IntoBridge for live games with people, Funbridge for robot play at your own pace, Bridgemate Play for hybrid club evenings, and Bridge Training for prepared learning hands.

All services below are independent external providers. bridge.onl links to them for convenience; no partnership or integration is implied. Links open in a new tab.

External provider

Bridge Base Online (BBO)

The largest online bridge room. Play with people or robots, join online tournaments and club games, and watch top-level bridge live on Vugraph.

People & robotsTournamentsVugraph
Visit Bridge Base Online

External provider

IntoBridge

A modern platform for playing with friends or the Lia robot, joining pairs and team games, and taking part in learning duplicates.

Friends & Lia robotPairs & teamsLearning duplicates
Visit IntoBridge

External provider

Funbridge

Play at your own pace with computer partners and opponents — ideal when you have a spare ten minutes. Daily tournaments, challenges and competitions.

Own paceRobotsDaily tournaments
Visit Funbridge

External provider

Bridgemate Play

A hybrid solution: players at home and players in a physical club take part in the same club game.

HybridClub games
Visit Bridgemate Play

External provider

Bridge Training

Play prepared hands against computer opponents — built for individual learning and teaching rather than competition.

Prepared handsLearningTeaching
Visit Bridge Training

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Demo content

Explore an interesting hand

South declares 3NT. With 31 combined points and a solid diamond suit, how many tricks can you count before touching a card?

This is a static diagram for demonstration. There is no card-playing engine in version 0.1.

N

♠ A K 7 3

♥ Q 4

♦ K J 10 2

♣ 8 5 3

W

♠ 6 4

♥ 8 7 5 2

♦ 9 4 3

♣ 10 7 6 2

Board 7

E

♠ Q 10 8

♥ K J 9 6

♦ 7 5

♣ Q J 9 4

S

♠ J 9 5 2

♥ A 10 3

♦ A Q 8 6

♣ A K

On the roadmap

What Play could become

Coming later

Practice selected hands

Replay curated deals and compare your line to the experts'.

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Beginner play

A gentle, guided table for first-time players — not competitive play.

Coming later

Tournament hand analysis

Study hands from real competitions with results from every table.

External playing services

Links to established online bridge services for full competitive play.

Preview

Explore interesting hands

Browse hand diagrams with commentary. A first example is shown above.