Play the dummy
Win the contract and your partner lays their whole hand face up for you to play alongside your own.
Tricks and trump · 4 players in two partnerships
Win the auction, then play both hands
Bridge is the grand partnership game: a full auction with doubles and redoubles, then the play, with rubber scoring. Win the contract and your partner's hand goes face up as the dummy, so you play both hands yourself.
- 4 players in two partnerships
- Lesson included
- No ads
Bridge is one of the 21 games in Cards Royale.
How it plays
Bridge in three steps.
Each player gets thirteen cards, and the dealer opens an auction where every bid names a level from one to seven and a suit or no trump.
The player left of the declarer leads, the dummy goes face up, and the declarer plays both hands while everyone follows suit if they can.
A hundred points below the line wins a game, and the first side to win two games takes the rubber and the match.
Did you know? Bridge grew out of the English game of whist and is played by partners and clubs all over the world.
The moments you play for
Why Bridge gets under your skin.
Two partnerships and a long, thoughtful game.
Double and redouble
Double an opponent's contract to multiply its score, and they can redouble to multiply it again.
Bid a slam
Bid and make six for a small slam worth 500, or all seven for a grand slam worth 1,000.
Screenshots
Bridge on every screen.
The same table on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the iPhone Duo. Scroll sideways to see them all.
- iPhone
iPhone Duo, half open
iPhone Duo, unfolded
iPhone Duo, folded
iPad, landscape
iPad, portrait
Mac
Tricks and trump
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Deal me in for Bridge.
It is one of 21 classics in Cards Royale. Free, with no ads.