Omar Sharif Bridge Card Game

Name: Omar Sharif Bridge Card Game
Price: 7.99 USD
Rating: 4.5 (858 reviews)
Author: ZingMagic Limited

By: ZingMagic Limited

Bridge tournaments for all.

Features & Capabilities

Welcome to the 2026 Edition of Omar Sharif Bridge. With three modes of play and virtually unlimited deals, this Bridge game challenges beginners and seasoned players alike and keeps you entertained for hours.

Designed for learning and competition, Omar Sharif Bridge offers tools like auto bidding, hints, bid analysis, replay, and full undo/redo. It supports Rubber, Chicago, and Duplicate (Tournament) play, online tournaments, and powerful deal-search and score reporting to improve your game.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

ZingMagic Limited

Rating:

4.50

(858) 0.10

Version:

5.62 Last updated: 2026-02-03

Version code:

882110023

Creation date:

2009-02-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

33.60MB

Price:

7.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

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# 63,216 ▼ 561

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Developed by:

ZingMagic Limited

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/omar-sharif-bridge-card-game/id304878580

Website:

http://www.zingmagic.com

User Reviews

Users praise the app for being user-friendly, ad-free, and helpful for learning bridge and bidding, with enjoyable core gameplay and tournaments. However, the AI’s weak bidding/playing, questionable deal quality, and clunky, inflexible UI—along with occasional bugs—limit its effectiveness. It’s a strong casual-learning tool, but reliability and AI behavior prevent it from being a top-tier bridge app.

Pros

User-friendly interface that makes the game easy to learn and helps improve bidding and play.
Ad-free experience that supports long, distraction-free bridge sessions.
Solid core bridge gameplay that works well for casual players.
Tournaments available for practice and competitive play.
Overall learning value with regular use leading to improved bridge skills.

Cons

AI bidding and play are often weak or nonsensical, reducing realism.
Unrealistic hand distributions and point totals; opponents frequently have strong hands.
AI often ignores user settings and preferred conventions.
Card visuals and UI are not customizable and can be awkward (large cards, layout/orientation issues).
Occasional bugs or glitches (freezes, mis-scoring, unreliable hand tracking) affect play.

Recent reviews

I love Bridge. This is Bridge game is pretty good. My big complaint is that finesses hardly ever work! In real Bridge, it work at least 50% of the time.

by Hr*****, 2026-05-23

Too often the hands provided are in a word - terrible. One Jack as the only face card in the hand, for example. Perhaps more advanced players could manage, but I find the tournaments quite frustrating and discouraging.

by No*****, 2025-12-14

Often computer partner does not respect settings. I set 5 card majors, program sometimes calls 4 cards anyways. Often too aggressive, bids its own 5 cards suit twice and thrice despite the fact opponents are bidding and I am passing. Annoying sounds that cannit be turned off in settings.