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I play Funbridge every day (multiple games) and have for a few years. It is one of my favorite little moments of relaxation. However, today I updated it and the new version is SO BAD that I seriously may have to stop playing! It is really hard on the eyes! There is something about the way it’s lit that makes it almost unbearable to look at on my phone. All the new added features are also annoying intrusions onto the experience. Funbridge has a beautiful, clear, simple interface— why would they do this? I’m seriously getting a headache after playing on the new screen one time. Please, please reconsider! Just updating this review because I thought I would receive a response that actually reflected the seriousness of my complaint. I really do find the update of Funbridge unplayable. I downloaded the computer version, which still looks the way the old phone one did, but I much preferred playing it on my phone. Is anyone at GOTO actually listening to these complaints? I’ve yet to see a single review that wasn’t appalled by the new version and getting ready to change apps.

One of the most consistantly frustrating games I've played. You expect the finesses to work 50% of the time. I've kept track for about a month now and they work about 2% of the time. K - J on the board? Don't worry.... you can count on the player to your right holding the A - Q. Leading to a K? Almost 100% of the time the A will be behind the K. I saw in one of the reviews that the developers claim it's 50%. That's just plain Bravo Siera. I have hands left with my credit, but I'm deleting the app and will look elsewhere. Forgot to mention, if you're playing in a tournament, don't count on your partner having the same skill level as yourself. You will just be scratching your head alot. I am a developer and I really don't like giving bad reviews. I can appreciate the level of coding excelence that went into creating this app. Why the developers chose to make it so darn frustrating for users is beyond my comprehension.

I use this app all the time for several reasons: great user interface, challenging hands, and a great mix of international players. Unfortunately, the robot’s bidding and card play are biased and hurt your bridge game more than help it. Among them are: 1. Bad English: you can’t understand what certain bids are intended to mean. 2. Erratic bids: Even if you set up your bidding system carefully, the bridge engine doesn’t use your preferences. It seems to be stuck on the French 5 card major system. 3. Statistical anomalies abound, making this a poor learning tool. 4. Over 80% of finesses fail. 5. Robot partner makes a poor lead to declarer’s ace almost 100% of the time. 6. Robot opponents underbid 50% of the time.