suresh3

We, myself, my wife and some of our friends have been playing bridge on BBO for some time now and it has been a blessing. But we have been running into one sided game frequently. Normally we play 16 to 20 hands at a sitting and many times one side keeps getting points and long suites, sometimes 10 to 15 hands in a raw! It really makes both sides play boring. I was wondering if some other players on BBO has run into this situation and if BBO programing experts can do anything so that the game becomes interesting and enjoyable for both sides. Even if the BBO can not do anything, we want to thank the BBO team for offering this web site so that many of us who can not go out during this pandemic can play and enjoy the game from home.

We absolutely have no intention to accuse BBO to be bias in any way, our only intention was to bring our experience to BBO software expert’s attention and suggest to improve the software if possible. But is the fact that on several occasions we have felt bored playing because the other side, who set the table, were getting most points, sometimes 10 to 13 times in a row. But like Pilowsky suggested, maybe it is just a matter of luck or a coincident. Once again, we are thankful to BBO for providing such a great site.

We, me and my wife, have been playing bridge on BBO for a few months now and it has been a blessing during this pandemic. We want to thank very much to BBO organizers for providing this such a great website to so many players. We play intermediate, casual and relax bridge most of the time. We have experienced that the pair who starts the table many times get most points, sometimes 10 to 15 hands in a raw making the other side play boring. We think cards are distributed randomly without any favors to one side. We would like to bring this situation BBO software experts and find out if there is anything can be done. Thanks again.