Master's Bridge

Love to play this on IPAD, however it is much spoilt by dropping out too regularly. I don't know why.

I purchased this version of Bridge because it allowed me to advance to higher levels of Bridge as I learned. The first App that I purchased did not have this feature, it only allowed the Standard. By adding 2 over 1, I am now able to join the higher level groups. The “Practice” option is a real bonus, allowing you to compare your bidding with both systems, a real advantage for people trying to compete at higher levels. The graphics are excellent, and I commend the author for designing a program of this quality that will work properly on my iPhone 8. A small price to pay for high quality. Strongly recommended!

Developer is very receptive to fixing bugs and adding conventions. I especially like the option for swiss team game.

I loved this game when I had my old 6s. Easy to see, I could replay the hand and go back to beginning to rebid. On this phone The bottom row of cards which determine how a person bids is obscured by the bidding box in the middle. And if you want to see all the hands the cut out black area on the 12mini hides west’s cards. Very disappointed that I can’t play this game anymore.

When I play this game east -west always bid. North rarely bids; so it is almost impossible to bid without going down. I think it is rigged, as it doesn’t matter which partner I have; same thing every time. It is no fun to play when you get little feedback from your partner.

Game play is pretty good but graphics are sophomoric

Enjoyed playing the game. It follows conventions that I use. Interesting feature is its ability to alert conventions that are not typically used. Forces me to learn the convention and remember it. A good feature is that one can look at previous trick/tricks. Nice to be able to see all hands on completion of the game. The comments by the characters are too corny. I mute the sound to avoid listening to them. Bidding is very aggressive. Please fix the problem with some of the conventions. The screen shows the convention but the robots ignore it. For example, a strong response to partner's opening bid results in the partner ignoring it.

A well crafted enjoyable bridge app that develops important skills while keeping a personable and interesting gallery of possible associates. Bidding methods are up to date and hands offer real opportunity to play the hand for the optimal number of tricks. The presentation of all 4 hands at the end of each deal allows one to double check whether skills are improving. Worth doing (at least) a hand a day to develop a useful outlook for a wonderful game!

Another great game by Dodofox. I used to play bridge and this provides a very fun way to refresh the rules and techniques of playing the game. Especially nice is ability to play without using the Internet. Also enjoy the various options of playing different versions. It is a good game for the advanced players as well. JohnBoy