Get Your Game On with Bridge For Your Brain!

Bridge is one of the oldest card games in the world. If you like playing chess or other strategy games, Bridge may interest you. While it is challenging to master Bridge, it is just as fun to play socially with friends. Once upon a time (before video games and cellphones), it was common to play casually. And you aren't playing alone-you're on a team with a "Bridge partner." Together you develop a communication style through the cards and try to take tricks. If you've ever played Spades, taking tricks and having a "trump suit" may sound familiar.

You can also start by learning Mini Bridge before Bridge, and learn bidding later.

Already know how to play? Find a local Bridge club near you. In a typical Bridge game, you play 18-24 Bridge hands. All you need is a partner! As a remote option, BAND Online offers daily online games. If you need a partner, BAND Online can help you find one.

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Learning Mini Bridge First

World Champion and Master Teacher Donna Compton offers bridge lessons for students of all levels. Whether you're new to bridge or looking to step your game up, Donna has a class for you. Plus, you can buy pre-recorded classes that you can watch whenever you want! Take any class, any time.