Where does Bridge Master rank among its competitors?

Bridge Master ranks 171st amongst 167 active competitors, of which 5 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was WildCard, which secured $3.75M in Jun, 2021.

Who are the top competitors of Bridge Master?

Bridge Master's top competitors include Mattel163, WildCard and A-Star Software. Among them, WildCard secured the most recent funding round in June, 2021.

Bridge Master - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Developer of mobile software for bridge card game skill training. This application provides automated analysis tools for bidding and strategy. Users access instructional materials for learning game mechanics and techniques. The software facilitates participation in competitive matches and allows for the creation of private digital card tables. It tracks individual performance data and offers post-game review functions to identify decision-making patterns. The platform supports multiple bidding systems and integrates instructional video content alongside interactive exercises.

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Unfunded

Ranked

171^st among 199 competitors

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Top competitors of Bridge Master include Mattel163, WildCard and A-Star Software. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Bridge Master, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Mattel163 2017, El Segundo (United States), Acquired	Developer of mobile games based on both original and licensed IP	-	-	61/100
2nd	WildCard 2016, Bellevue (United States), Series A	Mobile game developer focusing on card games	$3.75M	Dune Ventures	48/100
3rd	A-Star Software 2009, Sanford (United States), Unfunded	Provider of mobile-based casual games for the users	-	-	47/100
4th	PLVS GAMES 2017, Limassol (Cyprus), Unfunded	Developer of multi-genre casual mobile games	-	-	47/100
5th	Yalla Play 2009, Austin (United States), Seed	Independent mobile game development studio	-	IM Capital, Berytech Fund II & 1 others	47/100
6th	Fiogonia Games 2016, Limassol (Cyprus), Unfunded	Mobile game developer focusing on card games	-	-	46/100
7th	SirraGames 2021, Ludhiana (India), Unfunded	Developer of mobile-based casual games	-	-	45/100
8th	Digitalmoka 2011, Rome (Italy), Unfunded	Mobile game development studio	-	-	45/100
9th	Velo 2020, Minneapolis (United States), Unfunded	Mobile game developer focusing on the development of casual video games	-	-	44/100
10th	Ace of Clubs Deluxe 2020, Italy, Unfunded	Developer of mobile-based casual card games	-	-	44/100
171st	Bridge Master Unfunded	Developer of mobile software for bridge card game skill training	-	-	16/100