Audrey Grant’s Better Bridge

This is a super way to sharpen your bidding and playing skills. What I like is how logically each hand or lesson proceeds. I like the different opinions the experts have on a given hand, since it shows how bridge is an art as well as a science! If I have any criticism, which basically I don't, it is that the hands are always just a little too difficult for me to play right on my own. It would be nice once in a while to find there isn't a catch to what looks straightforward at first. But then of course I wouldn't learn anything. This is a wonderful way to improve and play bridge.

Being able to play and replay the hand, combined with columns that clearly explain what to look for and how to strategize, make this the most useful daily column I've seen. The Sunday bidding instruction and quiz is excellent continuing education. Two wishes for future improvements: the ability to bid and play from any position, and some way to ask questions and get answers about the logic behind the recommended bidding and playing approaches.

This app is an excellent learning tool for a rank beginner, which I am. Possibly even more impressive is the responsiveness of the staff. I reported a bug in the quizzes and practice deals yesterday evening. I received an email from an actual person within minutes, and the problem was corrected in less than 24 hours. Kudos, Audrey Grant bridge!

The computer reacts to whatever you do, so you can experiment with playing the hand and really learn. I love the plain English, logical thinking and fun of it. I've gotten pretty good at Bridge thanks to this column. It teaches you how to think when you first see the dummy or start a defense. NO BORING MEMORIZING! If the weekly deals and columns reinforced the Sunday bidding column, it would rate 6 stars.

I can’t say enough about this site. I start each morning with a review , or perhaps learning something new. I like the way the app. lets you make all of the mistakes you normally would, and then try again and again. This is my morning “Mental Exercise”. When I read the column it makes so much sense. Thanks