Bridge by NeuralPlay User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience54.0% of reviews
Neutral11.2% of reviews
Negative experience34.9% of reviews

~ Based on 278 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Bridge by NeuralPlay Safe?

Bridge by NeuralPlay appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Bridge by NeuralPlay is 92/100.

This assessment is based on 6,748 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.

Safety Analysis

91.6% of ratings point to a safe experience
5.1% of ratings suggest some concerns
3.3% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 6,748 App Store ratings for Bridge by NeuralPlay.

Is Bridge by NeuralPlay Legit?

Bridge by NeuralPlay appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Bridge by NeuralPlay is 90/100.

Based on 90 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Dodgy Adverts

A good product let down by dodgy adverts saying you have viruses on your computer and need to download software to clean up your phone.

Few Ads

Great Bridge App - clean playing - few ads - amazed I can beat a computer - I really not that good. - also , dealt Grand Slams and Baby Grands. Makes me feel like I’m pretty good

Useful bridge app, but crashes and no support response

I like the concept of the app and it can be useful for practicing bridge hands. However, the app continues to crash even after deleting and reinstalling it. I also contacted support about the issue and never received a response.

For a learning app, reliability and support matter. The bidding explanations can also be difficult for learners because some calls rely on specific conventions without enough upfront clarity. I would be happy to revise this review if the crashing issue is fixed and support responds.
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Good, but...

I love playing but i go many hands without an opening hand. I realize that defense is part of the game, but what am I learning with 4 hands in a row with leas than 10 points?

Terrible bidding partner

My partner grossly over bids almost every game, frequently 4+ with not a great hand

Great Practice App

Excellent for practicing bidding with lots of hints and the ability to compare your bidding against computer bidding.

A new annoying glitch, plus ads

This app used to be good despite the frequent ads, but now you can’t get rid of some ads without force closing the app, opening it, and resuming the game. Ugh.

They don’t vet their malware advertising

They don’t vet their malware advertising

It can't bid!

It has a very long way to go. The computer partner in Match is bidding without any logic whatsoever. E.g. Takeout double forced me to bid with four points, computer then put me in three no trumps with his 15 points!

So pleased to see setup deal option!

It’s always been a good app (though the bidding hints are sometimes way off) but the lack of a ‘setup deal’ option on IOS was a pain - I’m so pleased you have introduced it now! I find I can’t take in example deals from books etc just by reading them; it’s so much better to be able to play them out. Thank you.
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NS vs EW

Still favors EW much more than NS in both rubber & chicago. 5/26 - still favoring EW, but at least you can skip hand until fairness occurs

Ads

Too many

TOO MUCH NO TRUMP

I push “ New Game “ over and over to get a hand that isn’t NO TRUMP. I am deleting this app and looking for a way more balanced online game .

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Response from developer

Glad to hear you are enjoying NeuralPlay Bridge. Thank you for your review.

Enjoyed playing your game thank you very much

Great site best I have seen yet!

Frustrating

Game quits when game is switched from Rubber to match points . No settings saved.

Good game but

I’m happy with the game and it doesn’t take a lot of space on a phone. Would be nice if we had better descriptions of why bids are chosen. Thank you for good game.

Great for improving your play

I’m a beginner looking to improve, and I looked at almost every bridge app before choosing this as the best package. I can practice bidding, play, and matches, and see how well I performed compared to the AI score. This helps me identify when I play sub-optimally. Games are fast, with lots of options to tailor to my preferences.
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How to play using SAYC system

The app is great but I’m having a problem setting it up to the SAYC bidding system. According to the app I’ve selected SAYC but the device seems to be using a four card ACOL opening bid and not one based on five card majors.

OK, Not At Level of Jack Bridge 6

Even at the highest computer level, the program makes some dumb moves. Would be nice to know in play from double dummy analysis how playing a particular card will affect the outcome. Only gives you par score at end, whereas I like to go straight to next deal when predicted par score and contract bid make it a "no contest" hand.
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