Bridge Homework Your Students Will Actually Do
Send your students to BridgeDummy between lessons: daily bidding and opening lead puzzles with objective 5-star feedback, so they arrive at your next class sharper.

Daily puzzles as homework
A fresh daily challenge and a deep puzzle library mean students always have something concrete to practice: no worksheets to prepare, no hands to deal.

Objective feedback, no arguing
Every answer is scored with double-dummy analysis across many deals. Students see exactly how every option performs across hundreds of layouts, and the score settles the argument.

Progress you can point to
Streaks, star ratings, ELO and per-category stats show each student exactly where they stand and what to work on next.

Partnership practice
Students can challenge each other head-to-head or bid boards asynchronously with a partner: perfect for pairs preparing for club games.
Free Pro for Bridge Teachers
Teach bridge in a club, school or online? Contact us from your teaching email and we will upgrade your account to Pro, free. Use it to preview puzzles, prepare lessons and demo hands in class.
Contact us for free ProHow it works
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Tell your students to sign up free at bridgedummy.com: one click with a Google account.
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Assign the daily challenge as homework, or point students at a specific category like opening leads.
- 3
Students compare scores on the leaderboard and bring the interesting hands to your next lesson.
FAQ
- Does it cost my students anything?
- Students start free with 75 diamonds on signup and a refill back up to 50 diamonds each month. A practice puzzle costs 1 diamond and a daily challenge costs 10, so the free plan covers a weekly routine: one daily challenge per lesson plus practice puzzles in between. Solving the daily challenge every day or playing the weekly league regularly needs a paid plan.
- What level are the puzzles?
- Puzzles cover a wide range, from straightforward opening lead decisions to competitive auctions. Star feedback adapts naturally: beginners learn from seeing how each option scores, stronger players chase 5-star answers.
- How do I assign puzzles to my class?
- The simplest routine: everyone solves the daily challenge before the next lesson. All students get the same puzzles each day, so you can review the hands together in class.
- How are answers scored?
- Each choice is evaluated with double-dummy analysis across many generated deals and rated 1 to 5 stars, so the feedback reflects real average performance.