Where to play bridge online ♠ ♥ ♦ ♣

Ten places to play.
One to start with.

It's a Tuesday night, your partner's away and the club is dark. Every site on this page gets you a game anyway. Tracey starts you at one of them.

Hi, I'm Tracey. My students play on bridgechamp.com, so that's where I'll point you first. The other nine are further down this page.
Tracey Bauer, illustrated, holding a fan of playing cards
♠ Tracey's pick

Start where Tracey's students play.

Tracey's PickFree TierPremium

Bridge Champ

A newer platform with a modern, clean interface. Real-time scoring, AI opponents for a quick hand, multiplayer modes for when you have people. It's growing fast, and it's where the Bridge Unleashed student tournaments run.

  • Real-time scoring
  • AI opponents for a quick hand
  • Multiplayer modes for real tables
  • Bridge Unleashed student tournaments, open to anyone
  • Free tier, premium if you want it
Open bridgechamp.com
I run my student tournaments here, and it's the first account I'd have you open. Simple screen, scoring that updates as you play, robots when you want a hand at midnight, a full table when you want company.
♥ Also keep

Bridge Base Online (BBO)

FreePremium Available

The big old room. Free, busy around the clock, with a game at every level: robot tables that need no signup, casual games, ACBL masterpoint events and Vugraph broadcasts of the world championships. The interface dates from 2005. Every game is still here.

Open bridgebase.com

It was built in 2005 and it looks it. Doesn't matter. Any hour of the day there's a table, and the workshop hand files load straight into it. Keep a login here.
♥ Tonight

What do you want tonight?

Tap one and you get a single answer, not a list.

Practice alone

Fun Bridge

Strong AI opponents and a daily challenge, so you can work on declarer play with nobody watching.

Open funbridge.com
Play with friends

RealBridge

You see and hear everyone at the table, which is as close as it gets to the kitchen table when your friends are in three time zones.

Open realbridge.online
Compete

Bridge Champ

Real-time scoring, multiplayer modes, and the Bridge Unleashed student tournaments, which anyone can enter.

Open bridgechamp.com
Work on bidding

Cuebids

Built for bidding practice: work through hands with a partner and talk through every decision until the sequence stops going wrong.

Open cuebids.com
♦ Learn and practice

Build your game before anyone's watching.

Three places to practice at your own pace, before you sit down across from a stranger.

Tricky Bridge

Best for BeginnersMobile

The friendliest way to learn bridge on your phone. Made for new players, with a clean design, clear explanations and no wall of menus. If you've never held 13 cards at once, this is the first app to download.

This is where I send brand-new players. Plain explanations, no jargon, and it never talks down to you.
Open trickybridge.com

Fun Bridge

MobileFree Tier

Strong AI opponents, daily challenges and an app that stays out of your way. Good for solo practice: play declarer on your own, against an AI that plays at a high level.

Open funbridge.com

Cuebids

Free Tier

Built for one thing, bidding practice, which is where most players need the most work. Work through hands with a partner, talk through the decisions and build a real understanding of your system. Nothing else on this list does this.

Open cuebids.com
♣ Compete

When you want the score to count.

Structured games, real competition, and rooms full of players who take the game seriously.

Bridge Club Live

Subscription

The closest thing to a real bridge club, online. Daily tournaments, team matches and real-time competitive games. It's a subscription, so the players are invested: less noise, more serious bridge.

Open bridgeclublive.com

Into Bridge

Free

Easy to look at and simple to find your way around. Casual games, private tables and tournaments, with learning resources built in. A good fit once you're past beginner but not ready for the intensity of Bridge Club Live.

Open intobridge.com
♥ Social

For the nights that are about the people.

For friends three towns over or three states away, and for the talk between hands.

RealBridge

Video + AudioFree

The only platform where you see and talk to everyone at your table while you play. Think of a video call where a bridge game is actually happening. Made for friends spread across the country.

When I want to actually be with the people I'm playing with, this is where we go. The video changes the whole evening.
Open realbridge.online

Trickster Bridge

Free

Relaxed, social, zero pressure. No masterpoints, no stakes. Play with friends or get matched worldwide. The easiest way to bring a friend into online bridge without a learning curve.

Open trickstercards.com

ACBL Social Bridge

FreeVideo

Hosted on RealBridge and run by the ACBL. Drop in with a link, play up to 20 boards, talk over the built-in video. No masterpoints, and every table plays the same boards so you can compare results afterwards.

Open acbl.org
♣ From the workshops

Every workshop comes with its own tournament.

Every Bridge Unleashed workshop is a live two-hour class on one convention. Each one comes with a tournament of those hands on bridgechamp.com, open to anyone, plus the files to bring every hand into BBO. Play the deals again until they stick.

See the workshops
♦ The series

One convention a day, for fifty days.

Stop guessing at the table. One convention lands in your inbox each day, with clear examples you can use that night, from Stayman on day one to the gadgets tournament players carry.

$15

$15, one time. Delivered daily, yours to keep.

Start the series, $15
Phase 1The Survival Kit: Stayman, Jacoby Transfers, Keycard Blackwood
Phase 2The Club Regular: 2/1 Game Force, Jacoby 2NT, Splinters
Phase 3The Competitive Warrior: Lebensohl, Inverted Minors, Bergen Raises
Phase 4The Slam Specialist: Control Bids, Exclusion Blackwood, Smolen
Phase 5The Master Class: XYZ, Fit Jumps, Ogust

Your table's open. Go sit down.

Start on bridgechamp.com, where my students play, and keep a BBO login for everything else. When you want a hand explained, the workshops are one click over.