Bridge Scorepad Hack 1.2308 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Yannis S. Arvanitis
Category: Games
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.2308
ID: com.arvamont.BridgeScorePad
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Description
Take the busy-work out of scoring Rubber Bridge, Chicago (4-deal) and/or Duplicate Bridge - let your iPhone/iPad do it for you with this flexible scorepad. Whether you are a veteran bridge player or someone who's just getting into the game, the Bridge Scorepad can help you better enjoy the game and enhance your understanding of the nuances of scoring.
- Support for traditional Rubber Bridge scoring (i.e. We/They), Chicago Style (4-deal) AND Duplicate Bridge.
- Rubber Bridge scorepad features:
+ The familiar look of a traditional scoresheet with a graphical notation of the contract and results.
+ See at a glance which teams are vulnerable, which teams have game legs on and their respective total scores.
+ Tap on an entry in the scoresheet to view a detailed explanation of the scoring. (You can edit the details of a previously played contract if you need to.)
+ Play multiple rubbers in one scoresheet, or create a new scoresheet for each rubber.
- Chicago Bridge scorepad features:
+ Graphical 'Chukker' to keep track of the deal.
+ Support for both Chicago and Cavendish vulnerability systems.
+ Support for traditional Chicago scoring and Duplicate style scoring.
+ The familiar look of a traditional scoresheet with a graphical notation of the contract and results.
+ See at a glance which teams are vulnerable, which teams have game legs on (Chicago scoring) and their respective total scores.
+ Tap on an entry in the scoresheet to view a detailed explanation of the scoring. (You can edit the details of a previously played contract if you need to.)
- Duplicate Bridge scorepad features:
+ Enter your Boards one at a time, in batches (e.g. by round) or all at once.
+ Personalize the scoresheet with a description and your player/team ID to highlight your team's scores in the scoresheet.
+ Quickly differentiate between complete and incomplete boards.
+ Tap on a completed board in the scoresheet to view a detailed explanation of the scoring (and edit the board if necessary).
- Personalize and share your scoresheets:
+ Personalize scoresheets with player names and a scoresheet description.
+ Email a PDF copy or print(*) scoresheets directly from your device.
+ When scoring Rubber or Chicago on an iPad, there is a "Large font" user preference to help others at the table better see the scoresheet too.
- Sum scores across scoresheets to track players over a period of time (currently for Rubber Bridge and Chicago Bridge only). The report includes a grand total by player as well as subtotals by the dates of the scoresheets (i.e. subtotals for all the scoresheets played on a single date). The report can be emailed or printed (*) directly from your device.
- Includes a reference copy of the standard rules for scoring contract bridge (based on the 2004 International Laws of Contract Bridge).
- Standalone scoring calculator (on the 'backside' of the scoring rules). Use it to score a hand or simply to better understand the nuances of contract bridge scoring.
(*) Printing directly from the device requires an available AirPrint compatible printer. eMailing requires that your device has been configured to send emails.
- Support for traditional Rubber Bridge scoring (i.e. We/They), Chicago Style (4-deal) AND Duplicate Bridge.
- Rubber Bridge scorepad features:
+ The familiar look of a traditional scoresheet with a graphical notation of the contract and results.
+ See at a glance which teams are vulnerable, which teams have game legs on and their respective total scores.
+ Tap on an entry in the scoresheet to view a detailed explanation of the scoring. (You can edit the details of a previously played contract if you need to.)
+ Play multiple rubbers in one scoresheet, or create a new scoresheet for each rubber.
- Chicago Bridge scorepad features:
+ Graphical 'Chukker' to keep track of the deal.
+ Support for both Chicago and Cavendish vulnerability systems.
+ Support for traditional Chicago scoring and Duplicate style scoring.
+ The familiar look of a traditional scoresheet with a graphical notation of the contract and results.
+ See at a glance which teams are vulnerable, which teams have game legs on (Chicago scoring) and their respective total scores.
+ Tap on an entry in the scoresheet to view a detailed explanation of the scoring. (You can edit the details of a previously played contract if you need to.)
- Duplicate Bridge scorepad features:
+ Enter your Boards one at a time, in batches (e.g. by round) or all at once.
+ Personalize the scoresheet with a description and your player/team ID to highlight your team's scores in the scoresheet.
+ Quickly differentiate between complete and incomplete boards.
+ Tap on a completed board in the scoresheet to view a detailed explanation of the scoring (and edit the board if necessary).
- Personalize and share your scoresheets:
+ Personalize scoresheets with player names and a scoresheet description.
+ Email a PDF copy or print(*) scoresheets directly from your device.
+ When scoring Rubber or Chicago on an iPad, there is a "Large font" user preference to help others at the table better see the scoresheet too.
- Sum scores across scoresheets to track players over a period of time (currently for Rubber Bridge and Chicago Bridge only). The report includes a grand total by player as well as subtotals by the dates of the scoresheets (i.e. subtotals for all the scoresheets played on a single date). The report can be emailed or printed (*) directly from your device.
- Includes a reference copy of the standard rules for scoring contract bridge (based on the 2004 International Laws of Contract Bridge).
- Standalone scoring calculator (on the 'backside' of the scoring rules). Use it to score a hand or simply to better understand the nuances of contract bridge scoring.
(*) Printing directly from the device requires an available AirPrint compatible printer. eMailing requires that your device has been configured to send emails.
Version history
1.2308
2023-07-19
Fixed bug that prevented SumThing from automatically updating when going back and forth with scoresheets.
1.2307
2023-07-09
Minor bug fix.
1.2306
2023-06-29
Minor iOS compatibility fixes.
1.2002
2020-02-21
iOS 13 fix for score totalizer ('SumThing') to update scores when returning to the tab. Also, contract details and results are now both on 1 screen for iPhone X & 11.
1.1911
2019-11-26
iOS 13 compatibility fixes; improved support for iPhone X & 11.
1.1611
2016-11-22
Duplicate Bridge: added support for recording the opening lead.
Rubber Bridge and Chicago: Larger font for the Vulnerability/Leg/Score line (under We/They).
New FAQs page under App Settings tab.
Rubber Bridge and Chicago: Larger font for the Vulnerability/Leg/Score line (under We/They).
New FAQs page under App Settings tab.
1.1512
2015-12-11
iOS compatibility fixes for Duplicate Scoresheets.
User feedback - Rubber & Chicago Bridge no longer default a team or bid on new contracts - thank you for the suggestion.
Better handling of large volume of contracts within the SumThing (Special thanks to Wayne on collecting over 1100 scoresheets and 1,000,000+ points!)
User feedback - Rubber & Chicago Bridge no longer default a team or bid on new contracts - thank you for the suggestion.
Better handling of large volume of contracts within the SumThing (Special thanks to Wayne on collecting over 1100 scoresheets and 1,000,000+ points!)
1.1312
2013-12-06
iOS 7.0 compatibility
1.1112
2011-12-10
*** NOTE: Not compatible with iOS 7 - a new version of the app for iOS 7 should be available around Dec. 1 ***
You can now eMail your scoresheets and reports. You can also print them if you're on iOS 4.2 (or later) and there is an AirPrint compatible printer available to you. Look for email/print under the "Options" button at the top of each scoresheet and the Sum Thing report.
Chicago Bridge: you can now choose to use Duplicate scoring instead of the normal Chicago scoring.
Create a new Rubber or Chicago scoresheet pre-populated with the current teams and players (use the Options button at the top of the Rubber & Chicago scoresheet screens).
New user preference on the iPad to display the scoresheet using a larger font for Rubber and Chicago. The larger font can be useful to let others at your table better see the scoresheet.
Rubber Bridge: the "Score Partials" option now gets saved with the scoresheet and the part-game/part-rubber totals are reflected in the Sum Thing report.
iOS 5.0 compatibility tweaks.
Bug fix - in rare instances, when a bid 'cut off' an "opponents' legs" some of the opponent's part game contracts could disappear from the scoresheet (though they were still in the score) - these now display correctly.
Note regarding emailing scoresheets and reports: eMailing works best on devices running iOS versions 4.2 or later. You can email documents using earlier versions, but due to known bugs in Apple's PDF generation features, the resulting documents look slightly different than on the device, and do not support foreign languages as well.
You can now eMail your scoresheets and reports. You can also print them if you're on iOS 4.2 (or later) and there is an AirPrint compatible printer available to you. Look for email/print under the "Options" button at the top of each scoresheet and the Sum Thing report.
Chicago Bridge: you can now choose to use Duplicate scoring instead of the normal Chicago scoring.
Create a new Rubber or Chicago scoresheet pre-populated with the current teams and players (use the Options button at the top of the Rubber & Chicago scoresheet screens).
New user preference on the iPad to display the scoresheet using a larger font for Rubber and Chicago. The larger font can be useful to let others at your table better see the scoresheet.
Rubber Bridge: the "Score Partials" option now gets saved with the scoresheet and the part-game/part-rubber totals are reflected in the Sum Thing report.
iOS 5.0 compatibility tweaks.
Bug fix - in rare instances, when a bid 'cut off' an "opponents' legs" some of the opponent's part game contracts could disappear from the scoresheet (though they were still in the score) - these now display correctly.
Note regarding emailing scoresheets and reports: eMailing works best on devices running iOS versions 4.2 or later. You can email documents using earlier versions, but due to known bugs in Apple's PDF generation features, the resulting documents look slightly different than on the device, and do not support foreign languages as well.
1.112
2010-12-19
+ Chicago style (4-deal) scoresheet support. Supports both Chicago style and Cavendish style vulnerability.
+ New tab to total scores by player across scoresheets - currently supports Rubber Bridge scoresheets and the new Chicago Bridge Scoresheets. (See the "Sum Thing" tab at the bottom of the iPad - or under the More.. tab on the iPhone/iPod)
+ New tab to total scores by player across scoresheets - currently supports Rubber Bridge scoresheets and the new Chicago Bridge Scoresheets. (See the "Sum Thing" tab at the bottom of the iPad - or under the More.. tab on the iPhone/iPod)
1.111
2010-12-10
**Fix for iOS 4.2 - Settings tab works again.**
If you are not running iOS 4.2, you may want to wait for the next full update which is coming in a few weeks - it will have this iOS 4.2 fix PLUS support for Chicago style games (4 deal).
If you are not running iOS 4.2, you may want to wait for the next full update which is coming in a few weeks - it will have this iOS 4.2 fix PLUS support for Chicago style games (4 deal).
1.1
2010-09-10
New scorepad tab for Duplicate Bridge - now you can use the ScorePad for Rubber Bridge and Duplicate Bridge.
Other enhancements:
- The list of scoresheets in Rubber scorepad now shows scores and point differential
- Option to replace the current scoresheet rather than save it (this option is under the new Settings tab)
- Calculator and Scoring Rules support Duplicate Bridge scoring
Other enhancements:
- The list of scoresheets in Rubber scorepad now shows scores and point differential
- Option to replace the current scoresheet rather than save it (this option is under the new Settings tab)
- Calculator and Scoring Rules support Duplicate Bridge scoring
1.0
2010-05-28
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Ratings
4.8 out of 5
13 Ratings
Reviews
Delbertmace,
Really good app
It keeps score better than I do. it’s very easy to use, almost intuitive if you’ve been keeping score with paper and pencil. I was sold after the first use and haven’t gone back. It even taught me that I’d been scoring penalties (doubles and redoubled) incorrectly. And it looks just like a paper score pad so you’ll be able to read it from the start. If you score bridge, you want this app.
7846432196380421,
Great app!
We use this for Chicago scoring and it works perfectly. Fairly intuitive once you get the hang of it. You can print and mail scoresheets and it has a scorekeeper for points over multiple rubbers. Well done!
Bob Stewart97401,
Great job!
Amazing how a single purpose app can be so cool. I haven't used it in a real bridge game yet, but I "played" several simulated games and the scoring seems accurate. Also a really nice way to keep running scores. When I was in college (in the 70's...way pre-Apple!) four of us lived off campus and rotated partners and kept a year long tally to determine the individual winner. This app would have made our competition much easier!
Pesky mutt,
Great app, easy to use
Love the app, very simple to use and to correct mistakes! One thing I'd like to see is more options on partial game scores. Our group uses Chicago but adds 50 for part games. Maybe add a config for using part scores on all scoring variations along with the points to be awarded in this situation.
JCWeasley,
Needs one more thing.....
This app needs an option to total the score in the duplicate interface and keep track of scores for each player for those playing party bridge and using duplicate scoring. It'd be nice if it could also calculate winnings for party bridge players. What it does so far is good. I'll give it five stars when it adds these features.
bookmaid,
Excellent
Meets our needs in every area except: we usually rotate players on each rubber. I hate having to retype names. Would be great to have list of players and be able to tap on the names for the new scoresheets. We've used this app for 2 yrs. and love it.
mgbnyc,
bridge scorepad review
Not thrilled- was a bit misled- thought it would not be JUST a scorepad, but also have games- would like to be able to return it and get my $ back- really no room on the bridge table for my i-pad- I am too used to the pencil and paper- have been playing bridge for 40 years but I love my new i-pad for other things- maybe i might buy a more expensive bridge game- but for right now I am happy with the social aspect of getting together with my friends to play.
Sammycato,
Great App
I really like this app. It's thorough and well thought-out. The only change I would make is a way to set who is vulnerable. As of now, the score pad determines who is vulnerable. Otherwise, it's a winner.
str1761,
Excellent
Very good application -- does exactly what you'd expect, does it well, and looks good.
One feature request: it would be very nice if there were a way to email a completed scoresheet.
One feature request: it would be very nice if there were a way to email a completed scoresheet.
Maria Arapakis,
It's easy and fabulous!!
Thank you for this ... it takes the work out of keeping score. I messed with it for a few minutes and figured it out. Yahoo!!! Plus a fellow Greek developed it. Sweet.
