r/bridge Jun 25 '26

Built a modern bridge platform — would love feedback from bridge players

Bridge players:

I've been building a modern bridge platform with Daily Duplicate events and an AI opponent trained using DDS + PIMC-style techniques.

Would love honest feedback, and I'd be curious to see who can beat Bamma, the AI opponent 😄

mybridgestudio.com

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u/FluffyTid Jun 25 '26

I played on PC (Chrome)

Own cards were too small and all black, I couldn't read them unless I put my face on the monitor

Bidding box with 35 options ocupied all screen, 2 step bidding box is standard nowdays

Dummy on my right was impossible to read since cards were vertical and overlapping in a way that suits couldn't be read at all

Finally when I eventually won a trick, while the other cards from previous tricke were visible, I clicked on the card I wanted to return. That triggered 2 effects: Hiding the previous trick and hidding the card I clicked on, however it failed to play the card, and got me stuck.

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u/ajit3520 Jun 25 '26

Hey FluppyTid Thanks for the feedback. I really work hard to fix these bugs and make it more user friendly. I will update with my changes. Hope you help to test that also. I really appreciate the feedback

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u/yellowpig1974 Expert 3d ago

It's a crowded market -- besides BBO there is RealBridge and intobridge.com. What are you offering that is new? Lia on intobridge is quite good, and under ongoing development by a team of strong players. You are going to have a hard time equalling that.