The following are the main Bridge Newsgroups and Mailing Lists available on the Internet, with a description of each, and details of how to subscribe, and how to unsubscribe.
This newsgroup has a wide range of articles, including discussions of hands of interest in the bidding or play, the psychology of the game, the Laws, the regulations of various authorities, particular rulings, systems and conventions, the politics and organisation of the game, and requests for help. It is international, with a majority of posters from the USA, a sizeable minority from Europe, and a number of posters from the rest of the world.
This discussion list has a wide range of articles concerned with OKBridge, including hands of interest in the bidding or play, the psychology of the game, problems of connection, the software involved in playing, other permitted communication devices, ethics, systems and conventions, the organisation of the game, and requests for help. It is international, with a majority of posters from the USA, a sizeable minority from Europe, and a number of posters from the rest of the world.
The discussion list is moderated. Anyone may post, but the moderators may refuse articles. Problems should be addressed to the OKBridge helpdesk.
If you prefer, you can get a daily digest of the articles sent to the list.
This newsgroup has a wide range of articles concerned with OKBridge, including hands of interest in the bidding or play, the psychology of the game, problems of connection, the software involved in playing, other permitted communication devices, ethics, systems and conventions, the organisation of the game, and requests for help. It is international, with a majority of posters from the USA, a sizeable minority from Europe, and a number of posters from the rest of the world.
This mailing list consists of technical discussions of the Laws and the regulations of various authorities, both in general terms and in detail. Some of the discussions are included here rather than in rec.games.bridge [see earlier description] because of the length of the articles. A basic familiarity with the Laws of Duplicate Contract Bridge is assumed in posting. The mailing list is international, with the majority of posters split between North America and Europe, but with a number of posters from the rest of the world.
Further details may be found in the article Bridge-Laws mailing list [BLML] by David Stevenson.
This mailing list addresses bridge events in and around New York City and other topics specifically of interest to NYC area bridge players.
If you have any questions please contact Adam Wildavsky.
This newsgroup has little traffic, being mainly results or occasional articles of interest to Australian readers.
Zie hier voor een Nederlandstalige beschrijving
This newsgroup is in Dutch. It is suitable for anything related to the game of Bridge. The majority of posters are from the Netherlands, with a number of posters from the rest of the world.
See here for a description in English
Dit is een nederlandstalige nieuwsgroup. Hij is bedoeld voor alles wat met het (kaartspel) bridge te maken heeft. De meeste bijdragen komen van Nederlandse spelers, met een enkele bijdrage uit het buitenland.
Voyez ici pour une description en français
This mailing list is in French. The object of this list is discussion of Bridge: techniques of bidding and card play generally, but also practical information. The majority of posters are French, with a number of posters from the rest of the world.
See here for a description in English
Cette liste de diffusion est en français. L'objet de cette liste est la discussion autour du jeu de Bridge : technique d'enchères et de jeu de la carte le plus souvent, mais aussi informations pratiques. Elle comprend une majorite de membres Français, mais aussi un certain nombre de membres originaires d'un peu partout dans le monde.
Voyez ici pour une description en français
This newsgroup is in French. It deals with various card games, especially Magic, not just Bridge. In fact there is little Bridge. A tag [BRIDGE] is recommended when posting, similarly for other games, but many posters do not bother. The majority of posters are from France and Canada, with a number of posters from the rest of the world.
See here for a description in English
Ce groupe est en français. On y discute de tous les jeux de cartes, particulièrement de Magic, pas uniquement de Bridge. En fait il y a très peu de Bridge. Il est recommandé de mettre un "tag" [BRIDGE] comme pour les autres jeux, mais peu de participant le font. La majorité des posts viennent de France et du Canada, avec quelques articles du reste du monde.
Hier gibt es eine Beschreibung auf Deutsch
This mailing list is in German. Contents are mainly announcements and results of German events, problem hands, rulings and complaints about behaviour. The majority of posters are German.
DOUBL has its own WWW page and WWW archive.
See here for a description in English
Die DOUBL ist eine deutsch(sprachig)e Mailing-Liste, in der über alle denkbaren Bridge-Themen diskutiert wird.
Die DOUBL hat eine eigene WWW-Seite und ein WWW-Archiv.
This is a mailing list closely attached to, but not equivalent to, the mentor novice program at OKBridge. [In fact you don't need to subscribe to OKBridge.] It is a moderated mailing list [Marcia West and Bob Bakalish are the moderators] and it carries lessons and answers to questions addressed to Marcia or Bob.
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