Bridge Gurus

PLAY. THINK. IMPROVE.

Learn bridge. Meet your opponents.

Play against Guru-Bots with distinct personalities, bidding styles, strengths and weaknesses.

Your practice table

Free to play · No download · Three difficulty levels

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MEET YOUR OPPONENTS

Every Guru-Bot has a different personality and playing style. Learn their habits, discover their strengths and weaknesses, and adapt your game to the opponent across the table.

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START WITH THE BASICS

How to play bridge

Bridge is a trick-taking card game for four players in two partnerships. Partners sit opposite each other, and each player starts with 13 cards.

  1. Choose your level

    In Bridge, choose Easy, Medium, or Expert, then select Play to start your game.

  2. Bid for a contract

    The bidding sets a target number of tricks and a trump suit, or no trumps. A bid of one promises seven tricks; each higher level adds one more.

  3. Play your hand

    Each player plays one card per trick, following the led suit if possible. The highest card in that suit wins unless a trump is played. The declarer also plays the exposed hand of their partner, the dummy.

The declaring side tries to make its contract; the defenders try to stop it. Keep track of the cards played and think about what your partner might hold.

Explore our bridge guides

A LITTLE BETTER, EVERY HAND

About Bridge Gurus

Bridge Gurus is an online bridge practice and learning site. Play free, complete games of Bridge in your browser against Guru-Bots, with Easy, Medium, and Expert difficulty levels.

New to the table or ready for a greater challenge, every hand is an opportunity to think about your bids, notice patterns, and develop your strategy.

Explore our SAYC bidding guide to learn the partnership agreements, or meet the 24 Guru-Bots and discover their playing styles.

Portrait of Enrique, creator of Bridge Gurus

Hi, I'm Enrique

I'm a casual game developer from Barcelona with over 10 years of experience, and the person behind Bridge Gurus. I'm still new to bridge, but hand by hand, I'm falling in love with it.

This project brings together what I know and what I'm learning. I hope it makes your first steps at the table a little more welcoming, too. Let's learn together, one hand at a time.

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