Does the new site include “Bid with the Aces?” If so, how is it accessed?
Thanks
Iain ClimieSeptember 22nd, 2026 at 7:29 am
Hi (or bonjour) Mr. Jack of Spades and Folks,
The site can be accessed by clicking on the “Bridge.com” words in the panel above but it looks like there is no “Bid with the Aces” section. Somebody else raised the same question on the new site,
Regards,
Iain
jim2September 22nd, 2026 at 11:55 am
Also, one cannot comment unless one “joins” or “logs in to their account” and they “promise never to sell your personal info” or something.
adminSeptember 29th, 2026 at 9:16 am
You do need to create an account, but only to prevent spam, bots, or abusive language that has no place on a Bridge community site.
The Terms and Conditions are clear: Bridge.com does not sell your personal information and does not work with third-party companies.
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Iain ClimieSeptember 22nd, 2026 at 12:43 pm
HI Jim2,
I’m not too worried about that but it didn’t used to be necessary. Probably reduces the amount of admin for someone tbf but all a bit of a shame having our little community disappear. Happy to continue swapping horror stories if you want e.g. my recent falling for a Grosvenor with SQJ9xx opposite A8xx in hand after 1N by me – transfer to 2S by pard and all passed (even at pairs). LHO led S10 from K10 double at T1 and INEXPLICABLY (I know what he’s like on my lefyt) I fell for it and took the 2nd round finesse after the Q won at T1.
Take care,
Iain
adminSeptember 29th, 2026 at 9:18 am
Feel free to share your anecdotes on Bridge.com; the site aims to grow the global bridge community, and Bridgeblogging members play an important role in this.
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Iain ClimieSeptember 23rd, 2026 at 11:17 am
Hi Folks,
A final thought before heading off to Brideg.com in the future. There is a lovely line in “The Princess Bride” where the hero (disguised and not recognised by the heroine ) says “Life is pain, Highness; anyone who says otherwise is selling something”. Applies to life, work, bridge (especially TOCM), you name it.
Iain
jim2September 24th, 2026 at 1:20 am
I’ll probably join eventually. I love spam emails.
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Does the new site include “Bid with the Aces?” If so, how is it accessed?
Thanks
Hi (or bonjour) Mr. Jack of Spades and Folks,
The site can be accessed by clicking on the “Bridge.com” words in the panel above but it looks like there is no “Bid with the Aces” section. Somebody else raised the same question on the new site,
Regards,
Iain
Also, one cannot comment unless one “joins” or “logs in to their account” and they “promise never to sell your personal info” or something.
You do need to create an account, but only to prevent spam, bots, or abusive language that has no place on a Bridge community site.
The Terms and Conditions are clear: Bridge.com does not sell your personal information and does not work with third-party companies.
Team Bridge.com
HI Jim2,
I’m not too worried about that but it didn’t used to be necessary. Probably reduces the amount of admin for someone tbf but all a bit of a shame having our little community disappear. Happy to continue swapping horror stories if you want e.g. my recent falling for a Grosvenor with SQJ9xx opposite A8xx in hand after 1N by me – transfer to 2S by pard and all passed (even at pairs). LHO led S10 from K10 double at T1 and INEXPLICABLY (I know what he’s like on my lefyt) I fell for it and took the 2nd round finesse after the Q won at T1.
Take care,
Iain
Feel free to share your anecdotes on Bridge.com; the site aims to grow the global bridge community, and Bridgeblogging members play an important role in this.
Team bridge.com
Hi Folks,
A final thought before heading off to Brideg.com in the future. There is a lovely line in “The Princess Bride” where the hero (disguised and not recognised by the heroine ) says “Life is pain, Highness; anyone who says otherwise is selling something”. Applies to life, work, bridge (especially TOCM), you name it.
Iain
I’ll probably join eventually. I love spam emails.
There is no spam on Bridge.com; you receive only our emails regarding information, news, and bridge promotions. You can also opt out, ensuring you do not receive anything unwanted.
Bridge.com places great importance on compliance with personal data and consent regulations.
Team Bridge.com