Bergen Bridge 3.1

This application is ideal for bridge players looking to enhance their skills. During gameplay, if any imperfect moves are made either in the play or defense, detailed explanations are provided, outlining the correct approach. Users also have the option to have the program prompt them with strategic questions, encouraging critical thinking before each move, ultimately honing their decision-making abilities. By practicing this method of self-inquiry, substantial progress can be made towards improving gameplay and becoming a formidable competitor.

The bidding system featured is grounded in Standard American conventions. However, comprehensive auction guidance is consistently available, accommodating players of all levels. Moreover, this app can be utilized offline, eliminating the need for an active internet connection.

About Marty Bergen Marty Bergen is a renowned figure in the realm of bridge, recognized as a distinguished U.S. bridge teacher, player, and author. Holding the titles of ten-time national champion, ACBL Grand Life Master, and World Bridge Federation World International Master, his remarkable career led him to retire from competitive play in 1993 to focus on teaching and writing. In recognition of his influence within the bridge community, Marty was recently acknowledged as one of the 22 most influential individuals in the history of bridge. Serving as a columnist for the ACBL Bridge Bulletin since 1976, he has authored 69 esteemed bridge books, including two recipients of the ABTA Bridge Book of the Year award: "Points Schmoints!: Bergen's Winning Bridge Secrets" in 1996 and "Declarer Play the Bergen Way" in 2005.

Notable Achievements: Wins: - North American Bridge Championships (10) - Pan-American Maccabi Games (1) - Cavendish Invitational Teams (1) - Cavendish Invitational Pairs (2) - Goldman Pairs (1)

Second-place finishes: - North American Bridge Championships (10) - United States Bridge Championships (1) - Cavendish Invitational Teams (1)