Based on Fred Parker's (ACBL Sapphire Life Master) Win at Duplicate Bridge and Bridge Bidding Tips
Expert bidding practice — not another online club.
Study hard duplicate decisions, bid live with your partner, and quiz the boards you actually played. Adjacent to BBO, not a replacement for it.
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Who this is for
Intermediate-to-advanced players who already know Standard American / 2/1 and the common conventions. If you're brand new to bridge, learn the fundamentals elsewhere first — you'll get nothing but frustrated here.
What you can do here
Core track first
6 first-book-style problems. New users start here — openings, competitive auctions, and partnership basics.
Open →Bidding Tips track
5 more advanced hands: evaluation, balancing, help-suit tries, inverted minors, Lebensohl.
Open →Partner-only practice
Share a table code and bid random deals North–South together. Opponents pass so you can rehearse your system.
Open →Deal import & post-mortem
Load PBN or LIN from a club night or BBO, then quiz the hard calls against what was bid at the table.
Open →AI-drafted extras
4 clearly labeled AI-drafted hands. Listed last in Practice — never mixed silently into the book tracks.
Open →15 problems available in total.
A sample decision
Partner opened and the opponent overcalled. You see everything you need: the hand, the auction, the seat, the vulnerability. No answer until you commit.
| West | NorthDealer | East | South |
|---|---|---|---|
| one diamonds | one spades | You? |
Learning paths
Difficult Opening Decisions
Light openers, shape versus strength, and choosing between a suit and notrump when the textbook is silent.
Practice →Hand Evaluation
Good points versus soft points — when a thirteen is really an eleven, and when texture upgrades a borderline hand.
Practice →Competitive Auctions
Doubles, overcalls, balancing, and contested raises where judgment and vulnerability matter more than a convention name.
Practice →Partnership Agreements
Raises, checkback, help-suit tries, inverted minors, Lebensohl, and slam tools that only work when both partners agree.
Practice →