Jack is a computer bridge program developed by bridge players for bridge players. One of the developers is former world champion Berry Westra (Bermuda Bowl, Chile 1993). Jack uses state of the art computer algorithms. Jack's possibilities exceed those of all other bridge playing programs. Besides its exceptional bidding and playing strength, Jack offers a very user friendly interface with many interesting features.

After many years of research and development, Bridge Baron 23 is a five-time winner of the World Computer Bridge Championship. Bridge Baron 23 is the latest upgraded version. Software Review Boffin found that It caters for players of all ability levels, from novices through to experts. Hundreds of hands have been selected from many tournaments.

Plays the game of "42", which is a bidding-type dominoes game similar to bridge, spades, or pinochle. The computer plays the positions of three players, and you are the fourth. It also can be used to learn the game by suggesting plays, and explaining the reason for its suggestions. Recent versions add doubles high or low in Nel-O, plus the ability to play "sevens".

Lets you play the traditional game of dominoes, where you line up the tiles and try to make the ends total a multiple of five. You can play two, three, or four players.