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From: jamesd@qiclab.UUCP (James Deibele)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,rec.games.bridge
Subject: Re: want recommendations for MS-DOS bridge game
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Date: Mon, 29-Jun-87 00:58:31 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jun 29 00:58:31 1987
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Summary: Grand Slam Bridge
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In article <3380@ihlpg.ATT.COM> trl@ihlpg.ATT.COM (tr lowe) writes:
>Having just purchased an AT&T PC6300+, I am interested in purchasing
>a good game of computer Bridge.
>
I recommend Grand Slam Bridge, distributed by Electronic Arts, as the best
bridge game I've seen on a PC-clone.  Bridge 5.0 by Artworx is pretty bad by
comparison, although it is half the price (29.95 list versus $59.95 list).
Tournament Bridge by Random House is better than Bridge 5.0 and costs $10
more, but it won't let you bid---it does all the bidding while you watch.
Grand Slam lets you bid, suggests plays, and all-in-all is the best around.
I haven't seen a shareware or PD version of Bridge, but that's not to be
considered definitive by any means.  

Hope that helps.