Bridge Gets a Modern Twist with BridgeWar™, Free to Play Online
ACBL introduces a new, fast-paced game for the next generation of card players
Available now at bridgewar.com, BridgeWar is powered by SharkBridge and designed as a modern gateway to bridge. Players create a free account and compete against computer opponents, climbing the leaderboard as they improve.
How BridgeWar works
- Like bridge, the table features two sets of partnerships, and a traditional 52-card deck is used.
- BridgeWar players control North and South against a computer-controlled East-West pair. The user is the "Attacker," while the computer is the "Defender."
- In the first round, the Defender plays a card to "strike first." Players follow clockwise with the goal to play with the highest card of the same suit. Once all four have played, a "trick" is created. The player with the highest card of the initiated suit wins the trick.
- The player who wins the trick is the next to "strike first."
- The side that wins the most tricks — at least seven — wins the "war."
"BridgeWar was created as a stepping stone for people to learn and play contract bridge," said
BridgeWar can also be played in person with four players and a standard deck of cards. Full rules and instructions are available at bridgewar.com.
About the American Contract Bridge League
Founded in 1937, the American Contract Bridge League is the largest bridge organization in the world, serving 130,000 members and 2,000 bridge clubs and sanctioning 1,100 sectional and regional tournaments annually. The ACBL's three North American
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