Bridge, by Orma Logbook
Your bridge.
Your percentage with each partner, your place among the pairs entered, your victory points by four and your FFB category, season after season. In a logbook that also holds your other sports.
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62.50%
The percentage on the score sheet
You copy the percentage as the score sheet gives it: it is the figure of a pairs tournament. The matchpoints and the top are noted beside it, if you want the detail.
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5th of 24
Your place, out of how many pairs
Your place and the number of pairs entered are noted straight away, under the percentage. Your average place, the share of pairs you finish ahead of and your first places read season by season.
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- New
- 4th ♥
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- 3rd Promo
- 2nd ♥
- 1st ♠
- National
Your FFB category, in 21 steps
From New licensee to National, with the clubs, diamonds, hearts and spades levels and Promotion included. Your master points, paired with the category, are noted beside it; elsewhere, the ACBL masterpoints.
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Who with?
Your percentage with each partner
Your regular partner and your stand-ins are compared without a spreadsheet. The percentage is an average of the sessions: a session of 12 boards weighs as much as one of 27.
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12.41 – 7.59
By four, in victory points
The IMPs of each team and the victory points of the score sheet are noted; the place of the match follows from the victory points, without entering it twice.
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- Expert
- Performance
- Challenge
- Espérance (entry division)
4 competition divisions
They filter access to an event and say nothing of your category: the logbook keeps both, without mixing them up.
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- Qualifying
- Round robin
- Final
From the festival to the Patton
An event made of several matches has its record sheet: division, final place, pairs or teams entered, master points of the whole event.
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12 MP
Your master points, tournament by tournament
The points of a tournament are copied from the official count, those of a whole event are noted on the event. The logbook does not calculate them: it adds them up, season after season.
More than 1,100 ways to read your bridge
14 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 63 indicators to cross with 19 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 14ready-made analyses
- 63indicators
- 19criteria
- 1,197possible combinations
- Your average percentage with each partner
- Your average percentage, month by month
- Your average place, season after season
- The share of pairs you finish ahead of, season after season
- Your rate of first places, season after season
- Your best percentage, season after season
- Your average percentage at the club and online
- Your average place at the club and online
- Your average percentage by day of the week
- The master points you earned in your tournaments, season after season
- Your average victory points per team match, month by month
- Your best place in each event
- Your average percentage by division of the event
- Your average percentage by your FFB category on the day
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the tournaments behind it open up. And every figure says how many tournaments it is based on.
The percentage and the place, straight away
A date and the percentage from the score sheet are enough. The partner is chosen from the list; the place obtained, the percentage and the number of pairs entered are noted afterwards. Matchpoints, boards played and master points unfold under “More details”, if you want them.
6th of 16- “Add the opposing team” for team matches: the form changes with the format of the tournament.
- The partner from the list, stand-ins included, and “Online” with its platform when you play on screen.
- Matchpoints and top, boards played, master points earned: folded away, for those who want the detail beyond the percentage.
Your tournaments, season by season
Each tournament gives its percentage, its club, its partner and its place among the pairs entered, with its duration. “By event” groups the tournaments of one event and opens its record sheet: division, final place, master points.
- Pairs, teams, training: filters at the top of the list, and “By event” for festivals, championships and Pattons.
- “Online” noted on the line of the tournament played on screen.
- Your FFB category, dated, and your master points, paired with the category.
- Season from 1 July to 30 June, labelled “2026-2027”.
Inter-clubs and Pattons
The IMPs of each team and the victory points of the score sheet are noted once; the place of the match follows from them, and each match of a Patton keeps its opposing team.
At the club, online
A tournament played online is ticked when entering, with its platform. Your percentages and places at the club and online are compared side by side.
Everything bridge brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Pairs and teams
- Outcomes: retired, walkover and disqualified
- Training, friendly and official; the “sanctioned” box
- Percentage, pairs or teams entered, matchpoints, maximum matchpoints (the top), boards played, online, platform (3), master points earned and performance points earned
- “Next tournament” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Festival or open, individual championship and team championship (interclub)
- Rounds: qualifying, round robin and final
- Division, final place, pairs or teams entered in the event, master points of the event and performance points of the event
Rankings
- 5 systems: Category, PE, ACBL, EMP and WBF
- Category: New to National, 21 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- Percentage
- Percentage by partner
- Place among the pairs
- Team results
- Master and performance points
- Online or at the club
- By tournament format
- By event
- Every figure says how many tournaments it is based on
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Bridge, and everything you do alongside it
Do you also play chess, carom billiards, darts? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 tournaments; Premium opens your whole history.
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