#Fun bridge series

Watch a replay of all the other players' bids and card playįun Bridge, your new bridge club available in French, English, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Polish, German, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Portuguese, simplified Chinese andĪlready over 400,000 players and more than 1,000,000 deals played every day !

#Fun bridge series

Series tournaments and unlimited practice deals Player has played, making Funbridge an ideal tool to progress. For each deal, you are compared to other players and it is possible to watch a replay of how each You can watch a replay of how other players have played (bidding and card play), replayĭeals, see your live scores and even pause a deal to resume it later. Your friends) who have played the same deals as you under the same conditions. It enables you to play deals at your own pace, whenever you want, and rank yourself against hundreds of other players (as well as Please note that this method of calculation is also used by the French Bridge Federation and the World Bridge Federation (WBF).Fun Bridge is a contract bridge game. Player Y: a score of 660 results in a 455 (660-205) point difference.īoth point differences, i.e.

Player X: a score of 630 results in a 425 (630-205) point difference. For instance:Ī tournament for which the average score for the deal is 205. Therefore, the IMP score of some players who do not have the same score may be identical. However, when the comparison includes hundreds of players as on Funbridge, each result is then compared to the average score for the deal. For instance, a 30 point difference on a deal is worth 1 IMP. The previous table is used as it is when comparing 2 teams to each other. However, if you go down, your score will be -100 pts and the difference will therefore be 700 points. Your opponent plays 3NT with no overtricks: +600 pts.īy making 3NT +1 (+630 pts), the point difference will be 30 points, i.e. In tournaments with MP scoring, you will need to try to take an extra trick (sometimes at the risk of going down in the contract), whereas for IMP scoring, players will be content with the 9 tricks if there is even the slightest risk of going down in the contract by trying to take an extra one.Ĭalculating IMP scores is done according to a conversion table which shows the equivalence of each score difference in IMP. You play 3NT with 9 top tricks (already acquired): 2.5 points for 170, which will give the following result: 2.5 x 100 ÷ 8 = 31.25%ġ point for 140, which will give the following result: 1 x 100 ÷ 8 = 12.5%Ġ point for 110, which will give the following result: 0 x 100 ÷ 8 = 0% 5.5 points for 620, which will give the following result: 5.5 x 100 ÷ 8 = 68.75% points are multiplied by 100 and divided by the maximum number of points.Įxample of a tournament result with 9 players:

Now it just needs to be converted into a %, i.e. The figure obtained is then attributed to each player. In the case of a tie, players' points are added and divided by the number of ties. We attribute this score to the best player, then -1 point to the next player, and so on up to the last player. We determine a maximum score equal to the number of participants in the tournament -1. We count -6 IMPs for non-played deals in tournaments with IMP ranking.įor each deal, you get a result between 0 and 100%.Ġ% means that you are the only player to have obtained the worst result.ĥ0% means that there are just as many players who have scored better than you as players who have scored worse.ġ00% means that you are the only player to have obtained the highest score. We count 25% for non-played deals in tournaments with MP ranking. All players will be able to be included in the tournament general ranking with their temporary average, even if they have not finished the tournament. Warning! Only played deals are taken into account in rankings. IMP scoring is rather used for team tournaments where the goal is to reach the biggest possible margin compared to other players. MP scoring is for tournaments in which a large number of players play the same deals and the goal is to score better than other players. In tournaments of the day: IMP or MP scoring On Funbridge, you are ranked based on deals either using MP scoring (expressed as a %) or IMP scoring (expressed in points), depending on the type of tournament: