Hello from Tana. Here is hoping all of you are sheltering in place with cards. Keep up your skills we will resume again someday. If you want to play Bridge here are some web sites to help.
- Trickster is a site for several games including Bridge. You can play with others or with the game itself. It is easy to use. You can set up a game with three other friends. You can play with strangers or you can play the computer bots. It is fun. https://www.trickstercards.com/game/
- If you want to play a version of Bridge but are only two, there is Honeymoon Bridge. This is designed for two or three players.
https://www.baronbarclay.com/blog/notes-from-a-club-player-time-for-a-honeymoon/ - If you want to watch experts play. You can and analyze their games. The BRIDGE PROFESSORS offer a viewable game featuring four expert players and teachers. It costs $25.00 for each session. It lasts two hours. They are experts.
- AARP has Bridge on its website. I have not played there.
When the library opens to groups, we will resume our bridge group playing and teaching. Hopefully many of you will want to play face to face again. Whatever you are doing, I hope you are safe and healthy. See you in the future.
Mahjong Players
Lenore sends greetings. There are numerous websites to play Mahjong. Several people from Forward Chicago are playing. There is a site players can go to and play Mahjong. There is a free trial, and then the charge is $5.99 per month. https://realmahjongg.com/
Whatever you play, games are fun.
By Tana Durnbaugh and Lenore Kimmel
Forward Chicago 
