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About LearnBridge

Learn to play Bridge with LearnBridge!

Bridge is the ultimate trick-taking game, similar to Hearts, Spades, or Euchre, but with deeper and more rewarding strategy. Join the tens of millions of people around the world who love to play!

Start by learning the rules and basic cardplay techniques, then learn about what really sets Bridge apart from other trick-taking games: bidding back and forth with your partner to determine how many tricks you can take, and what the best trump suit will be.

Over 1,600 interactive practice questions appear throughout the lessons, giving you a chance to test your knowledge and correct your mistakes.

New lessons are always in the works, so stay tuned for more content!

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I enjoy bridge and has helped on bidding.

Faye Adams Bellwood

I find this an extremely worthwhile app, and well worth the price for additional modules. The excercises used to ensure a solid foundation before moving on is excellent. It has certainly improved my bidding!

Les Lombard

very good tutorial, easy to understand

Usep Nugraha

I love this app. It is very, very basic but for beginners it's great. I play four majors (Acol, I live in NZ) but I needed to understand 5 card majors and thanks to this app I do. Im doing quite well at Brid...

Rosa-Jane Whitcombe

Perfect bridge-teaching app. The average 4.3 is unfairly too low. However, I really hope the readers can get a good discount to buy all the paid chapters together, like other apps.

Bo Yang

I have learned so much from Learnbridge.I am new to bridge but this app has got me comfortable playing with seasoned players.

Betty Matson