Experience Classic Bridge, a captivating adaptation of Contract Bridge, one of the world's most beloved partnership card games.

Dive into the game on your smartphone or tablet – it's completely free! Track your progress, challenge yourself against intelligent AI opponents, and hone your skills.

Whether you're a Bridge novice or a seasoned tournament player seeking offline practice to refine your bidding and gameplay, this app caters to all skill levels. Sharpen your mind and enjoy the thrill of the game!

Classic Bridge utilizes the Standard American bidding system. Need a hand? Helpful hints are available during the bidding process to guide your learning.

Bridge offers a rewarding challenge. As your strategic thinking develops, you'll outmaneuver opponents in increasingly complex scenarios. The dynamic bidding rounds ensure a unique experience every time you play. Select from easy, medium, and hard difficulty levels, and meticulously monitor your overall and session statistics to chart your improvement.

Personalize your Classic Bridge experience with our customizable features:

• Toggle bid panel hints on or off.
• Adjust AI difficulty (easy, medium, hard).
• Select normal or fast gameplay.
• Play in landscape or portrait mode.
• Enable or disable single-click play.
• Replay hands from the play or bidding stages.
• Review previously played hands within a round.

Further enhance your gameplay with customizable color themes and card decks.

Quickfire Rules:

Four players receive an equal number of cards. Players take turns bidding, choosing to "pass" or bid a number of tricks (above 6) they believe their team can win in a specific suit or "No Trumps." Bidding resembles an auction; players can raise the current bid or pass.

The player to the Declarer's left initiates the opening lead. Players play one card at a time, following suit if possible. If unable to follow suit, any card may be played, including a trump card. The highest card played wins the trick, and the winner leads the next trick. The bidding team aims to win at least their contracted number of tricks, while the opposing team strives to prevent this.

Following the opening lead, the Dummy's cards are revealed to all players. The Declarer plays both their own and the Dummy's cards. If your team secures the contract, you'll manage both the Declarer and Dummy hands.

At the end of each round, the winning bidder's team scores contract points if they meet or exceed their contract; otherwise, their opponents receive "Undertrick" penalty points. A "Rubber" is won when a team accumulates 100 contract points, and the first team to win two out of three games claims victory.