StepBridge United Kingdom

We're back at the table

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StepBridge UK reopened on Sunday 11 October 2026 as an independent club. StepBridge has run the online bridge club of the Netherlands since 2001 and StepBridge UK since 2020. Directed tournaments on Sunday and Wednesday evenings, free to play, open to everyone who enjoys a hand of bridge.

  • Directed Open Pairs every Sunday and Wednesday at 7pm
  • New: the Slam Competition
  • Free to play, no table money
  • Works on Windows, Mac, iPad, Android and every modern browser
Bidding at the StepBridge table with the bidding box
Playing a board at the StepBridge table with dummy on view
The spectator view with all four hands open

Current weekly programme

Sign up in the programme in StepBridge, as you always did.
7pm · from 11 October

Every Sunday

Open Pairs — 24 boards

A directed pairs tournament, just as you know it. Eight rounds of three boards, finishing around 9.40pm.

Directors Gitte and Eileen

7pm · from 14 October

Every Wednesday

Open Pairs — 24 boards

The members' favourite evening: a directed pairs tournament, eight rounds of three boards.

Directors Eileen and Derek

More coming soon: we'll add evenings as the club grows.

Download StepBridge

Install StepBridge on your computer or tablet, or play directly in your browser with the web version.
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How to join

Members: log in to StepBridge as usual and sign up for a tournament; entry is free. Forgotten your password? Click "Forgot password" when you log in. New here? Request a trial membership and we'll send you your login details. And bring a friend: the more of us at the table, the better the game.

Every dayMeet Sabi, our bridge robot

Sabi is ready to play day and night, also outside tournament hours. Practise at your own pace, with no waiting and no audience — mistakes are fine, you can undo anything, and the boards don't count towards anything. And don't underestimate Sabi — it plays at the level of an advanced bridge player, so it's also a great way to train bidding and defence together with your partner.
Sabi, the StepBridge bridge robot, floating between playing cards