Beginner Lessons

We know that the best way to learn bridge is in small focus groups with a teacher who is assigned to you and your learning bridge journey.  We will never throw you into a huge impersonal group of students! Our students are of the upmost importance to us and it's our mission to make sure you love this game as much as we do!

We regulary start new beginner groups.  

We love to get our beginners up and playing the game quickly.  We have lots of playing opportunities available to all our students from beginner upwards.

Please get in touch if you would like more details.  Muswellhillbridge@gmail.com

 

 

 
Release 2.19o
It's worth practising on an App!

 

Which App should you go for?

 

We are always being asked about Bridge Apps and which once is the best.

 

We are always recommending Bridgebase because it's the World's largest bridge website and is where most bridge addicts meet, but there are many other Apps which are perhaps better at teaching people how to play the game. 

 

The English Bridge Union published a great article in the August 2019 issue which is worth checking out. https://www.ebu.co.uk/

 

In summary:

 

BJ Bridge Beginner Acol

Not suitable for absolute beginners. Best for those who can already play and want focus on practise and revision.

Basic Model is free.  Pro model is £3.99

EBU article gave it 2.9/5

 

Bridge Bandit

Well designed with good interactive lessons.

Most topics free. More advanced topics can cost £2 or £3.

EBU gave it 3.7/5

 

Bridge Baron

Great for having a broad range of systems, but a bit tricky to find your way around.  Also expensive.

£12.99 on the play store. And £19.99 on App Store.

EBU article gave it 2.2/5

 

Kida

Teaches players how to make tricks! Uses puzzles to help you practice a specific aspect of your game.

Free!

EBU article gave it 4/5

 

Learn Bridge

Teaches how to play bridge from scratch.

Comes with 2 free lessons.

Then £2.79 for a lesson package.

EBU article gave it 3.4/5

 

Neutral Play

Not suitable for complete beginners

Good for improving bidding rather than play.

Free!

EBU article gave it 3.9/5

 

No Fear Bridge

A great variety of user activities with good teaching.

£54 a year. But some discounts available.

EBU article gave it 4/5

 

VuBridge

Suitable for all learners including beginners.

Various subscriptions starting at £35

EBU article gave it 3.1/5

 

WeWeWe Bridge

Best for players who have completed beginner lessons elsewhere.

Free

EBU article gave it 3.1/5

 

Wiz Bridge

Particularly good for absolute beginners

Free to play. And comes with a set number of hands. When these run out you have to pay for a new bundle.

EBU Article gave it 2.9/5

 

We also think it is worth checking out FunBridge

You can play the basic hands for free but need to buy a bundle or subscribe once you get more into it. A great interface.

 

 

 
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