Learn How to play Contract Bridge the Card Game pt 3

[DrWatsonPostmortem]

Thanks, I know how to play bridge now. Every other tutorial I watched went to fast and I couldn't comprehend them.

[enamouredslave]

Thank you for these videos! They're informative and easy to understand.

Many of the explanations I've seen online that have tried to explain Bridge are overly complicated, but this is straightforward and hands-on!

[TheHolyMane]

Connie - 10

Mark - 12

Joe - 5

Ben - 14

41 points in total. in the beginning someone is inventing a point there

[iBridgePlayer]

Andreaswilliamp - you are right in what you say

[andreaswilliamp]

Now i have only been playing bridge for 3 years.. i am 15 years old! i play very good (not me saying that but some of the world expert like fredin) This video you can do much better! hopefully you will try..

[hallster101]

i thought there was trump in bridge

[iBridgePlayer]

@SheepOnDrugz Firstly, you suggest looking elsewhere - hmmm, where exactly? Secondly, there are no basic errors here by way of an introduction to learning Bridge - Yes there is a lot more to Bridge proper but for beginners this is a great way to start. Trump play and bidding comes later in the learning process.

[BEstudent]

Thank you for the small beginners course with your video's. I am planning on doing a bridge course in two weeks time and I really look forward to it! Of course full contract bridge is a lot bigger, but this is a fun way to get to know the game!

[iBridgePlayer]

@BEstudent If I can help people become interested in learning the game with a teacher or at a club I am very happy. It is a great game - socially engaging, challenging, and fun. Good luck with the lessons. You might like to subscribe to my Bridge blogs at ibridgeplayer

[BEstudent]

@iBridgePlayer I subscribed :)

The lessons are going great! We had playing techniques (declaring and defending side) and now move on to opening bids and responses. The game is awesome and for all the ppl seeing this a warning.....it's addicting :P

[MrCongate]

after watching your three videos I have to say it's very simaler to the swiss "Jass". The only diferece is (apart from the cards) that if you play in teams (which you don't always do) there is no puppet. You can't see your partners cards and you don't tell him what to play. And the counting is diferent.

[iBridgePlayer]

Very helpful :)