
Rase — Rubber Bridge Card Game
2/1 Standard American, offline
About
This app offers a realistic rubber bridge card game experience with AI opponents. It features customizable bidding systems, detailed hand analysis, and a comprehensive scoring system. Learn the game from scratch or refine your skills with a built-in tutorial and hand archive.
What's New in Rase
2.5
November 4, 2026
Learn Bridge, a beginners' course, and Just Play, a board at a time. LEARN BRIDGE • Fourteen short lessons, each with a hand to play, from how a trick is won to bidding and making a game • Play first, bid later: you start taking tricks in the first few minutes, then learn the auction • Every point is shown on a hand built to show it, and a wrong card at the key moment is held back with the reason • A guided rubber at the end, scored the way a real one is • New to bridge? Home offers the course first, and the welcome tour has a way in JUST PLAY • Deal a board, bid it, play it, see the score, and move on: no rubber, no part-score carried over • Random or fixed vulnerability, scored on its own like duplicate • Replay any board, or open its analysis, from Just Play's own hand archive BETTER BIDDING AND REVIEW • Robots show a four-card side suit more sensibly and read a 2NT jump rebid as 18–19 • The play review explains when overtaking partner is deliberate Everything works offline, with no account.
MoreFAQ
Does Rase have ads?
No, Rase is completely ad-free. The game is built to be used without any advertisements or tracking.
Can I play Rase offline?
Yes, Rase works completely offline. You can play on a plane, on the subway, or anywhere without an internet connection.
What bidding systems does Rase support?
Rase supports American Standard 2/1 and ACOL bidding systems. You can also set specific conventions you play, such as Stayman, Jacoby transfers, and Blackwood variants.
How does Rase analyze my gameplay?
After each hand, Rase uses a double-dummy solver to grade your auction and play. It shows where you gained or lost tricks compared to the optimal play, providing a par result and a debrief.
Is Rase suitable for beginners?
Yes, Rase includes a 'Learn Bridge' course with fourteen short lessons for complete beginners. It covers fundamental concepts like winning tricks, bidding, and scoring.
Can Rase be used for scoring real-life bridge games?
Yes, Rase features a live scorepad that can keep score for games played with real cards. You can tap in contracts and results, and it handles all the arithmetic, including honors and vulnerability.
What devices does Rase support?
Rase is available for iPhone and iPad, supporting both portrait and landscape orientations.
How often is Rase updated?
The latest version of Rase is 2.5, last updated on November 4, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new features based on user feedback.







