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Know what your opponents play before the first board.

See the confirmed methods and agreements of the partnerships you are scheduled to meet - before the round begins.

Start a club pilot See how it works for players

SystemCard Club is currently being designed together with bridge clubs and players. Join the pilot below.

Club evening · Thursday 19.30

Your scheduled opponents

Round 1

Lars & Mette Confirmed · 10 Jul 2026

Nordic Standard · 1NT 15-17 · 4♥ / 5♠ · weak twos

Round 2

Anders & Karin Confirmed · 10 Jul 2026

Swedish 5533 · 1NT 15-17 · 5-card majors · natural weak twos

Round 3

Erik & Ingrid

No digital card submitted

Normal disclosure procedures apply at the table.

Demonstration tournament view - all names are fictional examples.

For players

Prepare as players do at major events.

At many major events, system information is made available before play so partnerships can study the disclosed methods of their scheduled opponents. SystemCard Club brings the same kind of preparation to the club.

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Before the tournament

Open your tournament link and see the pairs you are scheduled to meet, round by round - each with a short summary: basic approach, 1NT range, two-openings, carding, special conventions.

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One tap to the full card

Behind every summary is the pair's complete digital SystemCard - searchable and confirmed by the partnership itself. Look up "2♦ opening", "defence to 1NT" or "leads against notrump" in seconds.

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At the table

Normal disclosure procedures still apply. The digital card provides additional access to the partnership's disclosed methods. Required convention cards, alerts, announcements and answers remain governed by the rules of the event. Paper convention cards remain in use where required by the event.

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Confirmed for this tournament

The tournament view shows the version confirmed by the partnership for this event, together with its confirmation date.

One thing first: to use the tournament view, your partnership contributes its own confirmed SystemCard, shared with your club. Contribute one card. Prepare for each opponent as they become known.

Get your SystemCard free

Disclosure at the table: SystemCard supplements the disclosure procedures required by the event. It does not replace required convention cards, alerts, announcements or answers at the table. Normal disclosure obligations remain unchanged, whether or not a partnership has submitted a digital card.

For clubs

Give your members championship preparation. Without the paperwork.

SystemCard Club is designed for the club - not as another system to administer, but as a service the club passes on to its members.

The club provides the participant listNames of the participating partnerships - nothing more is needed to begin.
Partnerships are matched with their SystemCardsEach pair's confirmed card is linked to its entry. Each partnership owns and confirms its card. Participation in the tournament view requires the card to be shared for that event.
The movement or draw identifies the opponentsWhatever form the tournament takes, the schedule determines who meets whom.
Each player receives a personal tournament viewEvery participating pair sees the confirmed cards of the opponents it is scheduled to meet.

What the club gets

A clear overview of the participating partnerships' cards - who has submitted one, which version is being used and when it was confirmed. A clearer overview without relying solely on paper files.
A natural way to remind pairs whose cards are out of date.
A member benefit that until now existed only at championship level.

Ownership: partnerships own and confirm their cards. The club manages tournaments, access and reminders - nothing more. The club can never change a pair's agreements.

Any tournament format

Pairs, teams, barometer or Swiss - the relevant card appears when the opponent is known.

Once the movement, draw or team line-up identifies an opposing partnership, SystemCard Club can present the relevant card.

Mitchell and Howell Barometer Swiss pairs Teams

Fair play

Preparation should not be a privilege.

SystemCard Club gives every participating pair the same opportunity to understand the methods of the opponents they are scheduled to meet.

Access is symmetrical: when two partnerships are scheduled to meet, both receive access under the same publication and timing rules.
Cards are confirmed by the partnerships themselves.
The card never replaces your duty to answer questions at the table.
Use of digital cards during play always follows the rules of the event.

Join in

Start a club pilot.

We are looking for one or two clubs - and their pairs - to shape the first version. During the pilot, Tech Bridge prepares the tournament view from the club's participant list and movement. The club does not need to install or learn new software.

What do players actually look up before an evening?
Which summary lines matter most?
How does the tournament leader want to provide the participant list and movement?
What makes a club say "we are ready"?

Start a club pilot

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