How to schedule fun Bridge games for my students. March 2023

• Regular bridge game with proper bidding and play
• Declarer or Defender game, depending on how you preset the auction
• Mini-Bridge mode, the player sees both his ( South ) and partner's hands. They choose a contract from the bidding pad and start playing.
  

• Advertise lessons by inviting potential participants to play a game with boards focused on the topics of the course. 
• Run a regular game that brings students back to your website; this is critical to keep your clientele around. 
• Run a post-lesson game to keep students engaged.
• Set exam-like games at the end of courses.

How does it work? It is straightforward: Start by choosing a deal set from your Library. As usual, it is best to have the desired auction and line of play saved with the hand. Even if you don't preload any of it, the robots use those to improve the user experience and reduce frustration with 'Why the Robot did that?'.  Now that you have the set, you are good to go; look for the Start Game button atop the deals or right-click on the set.  The screen that comes up is self-explanatory; you can read more here. Once you schedule your game, you get an email with links to send to your students or to set the game in an LMS system or website.

More on the Email List section (the right hand side of the game screen:

Note: This is intended for class groups or very targeted marketing of classes ( up to 50-60 people ), don't use your full mailing list. Although we will execute the mailing, it might lead to suspension of your account. For large games use the play link from your confirmation emails via Email.

Currently we are comfortable handling games of 100 or players and the boards are limited to 32 per game.