Classic Bridge

Classic Bridge ranks among the world's most beloved partnership card games.

Classic Bridge by Coppercod is our fresh interpretation of the iconic partnership card game, Contract Bridge.

Start playing now on your smartphone or tablet! It's free to play. Track your stats and challenge intelligent AIs.

Whether you're a complete beginner or want offline practice to sharpen your bidding skills for an upcoming tournament, this app supports players at every skill level.

Challenge your brain while you enjoy the game!

This game utilizes the Standard American bidding system. You can opt for in-game hints during the bidding phase to support your learning journey.

Bridge has a slightly steeper learning curve, but mastering its strategy over time to outplay opponents is highly rewarding. The dynamic bidding process ensures every session unfolds uniquely. Select from easy, medium, or hard difficulty and track both your session and all-time stats to monitor your improvement as you learn!

Tailor Classic Bridge to your perfect experience with our customizable features!

● Toggle Bid Panel hints on or off

● Set AI difficulty to easy, medium, or hard

● Choose between normal or fast play speed

● Play in landscape or portrait orientation

● Enable or disable single-click play

● Replay a hand from either the play or bidding phase

● Review previously played hands from the current round

You can also personalize your experience with various color themes and card deck designs to keep the visuals fresh!

Quickfire rules:

After the cards are dealt evenly among four players, participants take turns either "passing" or bidding the number of tricks they believe their team can win above six in a specific suit or "No Trumps." Bidding proceeds like an auction, with each player able to make a higher bid than the current one or pass.

The player to the left of the Declarer makes the opening lead. Each player then plays one card in turn, following suit if possible. If unable to follow suit, a player may play any other card, including a trump. After a trick is won by the highest-ranking card, the winner leads the next trick. The goal for the contracting team is to win at least enough tricks to fulfill their contract, while the opposing team aims to win enough tricks to prevent it.

Following the opening lead, the Dummy's cards are revealed face-up for all to see. The Declarer plays the cards from both their own hand and the Dummy's. If your team wins the contract, you will control both the Declarer and Dummy hands.

At the round's end, the winning bidder scores contract points if the contract is met or exceeded; otherwise, penalty points ("Undertricks") are awarded to their opponents. A "Rubber" is won by the team with the highest score after winning two out of three games. Games are won upon a team reaching 100 contract points.