Bridge by NeuralPlay vs Oh Hell - Expert AI Utilisation & Stats

Play rubber bridge, Chicago, duplicate teams, or practice with matchpoint scoring. Just learning Bridge? The NeuralPlay AI will show you suggested bids and plays. Play along and learn! NeuralPlay Bridge supports the SAYC, 2/1 Game Forcing, ACOL, and Precision bidding systems. Our unique double dummy solver provides six levels of computer AI play. Not sure about the play of a hand? Step through a double dummy solution. NeuralPlay Bridge is designed to help you learn bridge and improve your bridge game. Learning features include: • Hints. • Undo. • Offline play. • Replay hand. • Skip hand. • Detailed statistics. • Bidding explanations. Tap a bid for an explanation. • Customization. Choose the deck backs, color theme, and more. • Bid and play checker. Compare your bid or play with the computer's as you play! • Play review. Review the play of the hand at the end of the hand and resume play from any point during the review. • Double dummy solver. Explore and step through the double dummy play of the hands. Compare your result to the optimal result. • Custom hand characteristics. Play deals with your desired distribution and point count. Other features: • Claim the remaining tricks and NeuralPlay's double dummy solver will verify your claim. • Save a human readable record of your bidding and play of a hand in the Portable Bridge Notation format (PBN). • Load a PBN file to play predealt deals or for play review. • Deal sequences. Enter a number to play a predetermined set of hands. Share the number with a friend to play the same hands. • Deal editor. Create and edit your own deals. Modify deals that you have played from the Deal Database. • Deal Database. As you play, the deals you play will be added to your deal database. Review, replay, and share deals you have played. • Achievements and leaderboards. Detailed statistics are provided for you to further analyze your play and bidding. For example, see how many game or slam contracts you declare and make. Compare your statistics to the the AI's. You may customize the bidding system by enabling or disabling specific conventions. Beginners may prefer to disable some conventions to create a natural bidding system.

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Oh Hell - Expert AI

Just learning Oh Hell? The NeuralPlay AI will show you suggested bids and plays. Play along and learn! Experienced Oh Hell player? Six levels of AI play are offered. Let NeuralPlay's AI challenge you! Features include: • Undo. • Hints. • Offline play. • Detailed statistics. • Replay hand. • Skip hand. • Customization. Choose the deck backs, color theme, and more. • Bid and play checker. Let the computer check your bid and play throughout the game and point out differences. • Play review. Step through the play of the hand to review and improve your play. • Unique thinking AI to provide a strong AI opponent for different rule variations. • Claim the remaining tricks when your hand is high. • Achievements and leaderboards. Play with your favorite rules. Rule customizations include: • Maximum cards dealt in a round. Choose from 7 to 13 cards. • Deal pattern. Options include down then up, up then down, up only, and down only. • Trump determination. Options include dealing a face up card to determine the trump suit, notrump when the face card up is a six or lower, spades-only, fixed trump order (like Kachuful), etc. • Scoring. Many popular scoring methods are supported. Separately configure the scoring for a successful bid, an overbid, and an underbid. • Hook. Choose whether or not the dealer must bid such that someone will not make their bid. • Must trump. Choose whether or not a player must trump when one does not have the suit lead (like La Podrida). • Romanian Whist style. Choose to use only the high cards from the deck needed to deal a maximum round hand. The lower cards will be removed from play. • Repeat rounds for each player to deal. Choose to repeat: no rounds; rounds of the minimum hand size; rounds of the maximum size and the minimum size; or all rounds. • Minimum cards dealt in a round. Choose from 1 to 3 cards.