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Terms of Use bridge-training.com — Version dated 17 October 2026 These Terms of Use apply to the entire bridge-training.com website, its subdomains — including app.bridge-training.com — and any current or future application interfaces and web or mobile applications operated by Bridge for Good SAS (the “Site”). The Site’s main purpose is the creation, sharing, distribution and use of educational content relating to the game of bridge. It may also provide management tools, teaching-monitoring tools, usage analysis and Paid Services. Access to part of the Site is free of charge. Certain features may be reserved for Account Holders or offered as part of a Subscription, an option or another Paid Service. The available features may differ according to the type of use, in particular Player or Teacher. Purchases are governed by the Terms and Conditions of Sale (the “Terms of Sale”). For any enquiry relating to the Site, contact by email at contact@bridge-training.com should be preferred. Telephone: +33 (0)9 53 57 10 37.
Article 1 – Definitions
Publisher: Bridge for Good SAS, a French simplified joint-stock company (société par actions simplifiée) with share capital of €12,000, registered with the Créteil Trade and Companies Register under number 929 281 012. Site: bridge-training.com, its subdomains, interfaces and associated applications. User: any person accessing the Site, whether or not they have an Account. Account: a registered user space providing access to restricted features. It may be used in the name of an individual or an organisation. Player: a User with a personal Account used in particular to play deals, follow learning paths, record progress, receive Content or use progress and ranking features. Teacher: an Account Holder using the Site’s teaching features to create groups, organise or assign sessions and Content, or monitor the activity of Players linked to them. This designation describes a function of the Site and does not imply any particular professional, volunteer or institutional status for the person concerned. Teaching Link: an active link established on the Site between a Player and a Teacher following a request or invitation accepted by both parties. Practice Data: data relating to use of the Site to play or learn bridge, including deals played or viewed, results, attempts, auctions or cards played where such information is recorded, errors or teaching indicators, stars, playing time, progress, XP points, internal level or ranking, themes viewed or selected, learning paths followed, and sessions and Content received or assigned. Practice Data does not include passwords, full banking data, internal security logs or support communications unrelated to teaching monitoring. Account Holder: the individual or organisation to which the Account is attached. Author: a User or Account Holder who creates, imports or modifies Content. Content: any item created, imported, recorded, shared or published on the Site, including, without limitation, a bridge deal, quiz, text, educational comment, illustration, setting, document or associated item. “Bridge Content” means any Content relating to the game of bridge, its teaching, analysis or practice, including, without limitation, a deal, card distribution, auction or play sequence, quiz, exercise, correction, comment, explanation, analysis, educational text or document, and the related educational settings and metadata. Personal data, logos, trade marks, advertising or institutional visuals, and other items not intended to constitute content relating to bridge are not Bridge Content. Paid Service: any feature, subscription, option or content acquired for payment and additionally governed by the Terms of Sale or specific terms.
Article 2 – Acceptance and relationship between contractual documents
Any use of the Site constitutes acceptance of these Terms of Use in the version applicable at the relevant time, together with the Legal Notice and Privacy Policy. Where a User subscribes to a Paid Service, the Terms of Sale and any specific terms supplement these Terms of Use. In the event of any conflict concerning a matter specifically related to the Paid Service, the specific terms shall prevail, followed by the Terms of Sale. Any mandatory provisions of applicable law remain applicable regardless of the provisions of the Site documents.
Article 3 – Access to the Site and Account management
The Site includes areas accessible without an Account and areas requiring sign-in. The scope of available features depends on the User’s status, the features enabled and, where applicable, the Offer subscribed to. The Account Holder must provide accurate information and keep their contact details up to date. They must protect their login credentials and notify Bridge for Good without delay if they suspect that those credentials have been compromised. An Account may be designated in the interface as belonging to an individual or an organisation. This designation is primarily for display and usability purposes and does not, by itself, determine the holder’s legal or tax status.
3.1 Player Account, progress and features available without a Subscription
The Site may allow a Player, including without a paid Subscription, to take part in an internal progress and ranking system based in particular on experience points (“XP”), save their progress in certain learning paths and, where they are linked to a Teacher, receive in their dashboard the sessions, lessons, deals and other Content that the Teacher makes available to them or assigns to them. XP points, levels, rankings, badges, indicators and other progress mechanisms are specific to Bridge Training. They have no monetary value, do not constitute an official bridge ranking and do not confer any vested right to any particular scale, threshold, label or calculation method. Bridge for Good may change these mechanisms in order to improve the service, maintain their consistency or fairness, prevent abuse or correct an error. Activity that is manifestly artificial, fraudulent or resulting from a technical error may lead to the relevant indicators being corrected or recalculated.
3.2 Link to a Teacher
A Player may have only one active Teaching Link at any one time. The link may be initiated by the Player and then accepted by the Teacher, or initiated by the Teacher and then accepted by the Player. No link becomes active without both actions. A new link may become active only after the previous link has ended. Once the link is active, the Teacher may in particular assign the Player to one or more groups, assign sessions or Content to them and enable them to find in their dashboard the items corresponding to the sessions to which they are linked.
3.3 Data accessible to the Teacher
By requesting or accepting a Teaching Link, the Player requests activation of the sharing provided by this feature. Throughout the duration of the link, the Site may make available to the Teacher the Player’s surname, first name, email address and, where provided, telephone number, together with all of the Player’s Practice Data available on the Site. This monitoring may cover the history predating the link as well as activity carried out while it is active, including where that activity does not directly arise from a session assigned by the Teacher, provided that it relates to the practice or learning of bridge on the Site. The purpose is to enable overall teaching monitoring and management. Data excluded from the definition of Practice Data is not disclosed to the Teacher solely through this mechanism. The Teacher is responsible for how they use the data to which they have access for their own teaching, administrative or organisational purposes and must comply with the legal obligations applicable to them.
3.4 Ending the Teaching Link
The Player or the Teacher may end the Teaching Link using the features made available on the Site. From the time the link ends, the Teacher ceases to have access, through the Site, to the Player data to which that link gave them access, and the Player no longer receives new sessions, Content or information distributed by that Teacher. The Player may nevertheless retain in their Account a record of the sessions and Content that had already been assigned or made available to them before the Teaching Link ended, subject to the Site’s retention, withdrawal and technical evolution rules. Such retention does not constitute a guarantee of permanent archiving. Bridge for Good cannot guarantee the deletion of copies, exports, printouts or notes that a Teacher lawfully made outside the Site before the Teaching Link ended. The Teacher remains responsible for retaining and using those items in accordance with applicable law.
3.5 Minors
The User must provide accurate information about their age when requested by the Site. In order to safeguard use of the service by minors, Bridge for Good may make activation of a Player Account for a person declaring that they are under fifteen subject to joint validation by the minor and at least one holder of parental responsibility, using the mechanism provided by the Site. Bridge for Good may take reasonable measures to verify that validation, request renewed confirmation where justified by a feature or by applicable law, or suspend the relevant feature if the necessary information cannot be obtained. Any person presenting themselves as a holder of parental responsibility represents that they have that status and that the information they provide is accurate.
Article 4 – Advertising, advertising-free services and blocking tools
The Site may be funded, among other things, through Paid Services, advertising content and voluntary donations. Funding arrangements may change. Certain paid Offers may remove or replace all or part of the advertising in accordance with the Terms of Sale and the description of the relevant Offer. Where an Offer intended for Players provides for the removal of ordinary advertising during play, that removal applies within the scope described in the Offer. If a display rule linked to the deal, its Author or another service already provides for the removal or replacement of advertising, that rule takes precedence. Otherwise, the Site may display a Bridge Training visual or another non-advertising visual. The use of software, browser extensions, scripts or advertising-blocking tools may impair or prevent certain Site features from operating. Bridge for Good does not guarantee the normal operation of features that depend on components blocked by the User and may technically restrict access to such features while the blocking remains active.
Article 5 – Nature of the service and role of Bridge for Good
Bridge for Good operates the technical platform and may also create or distribute its own content or content produced with partners. For Content created by users, Bridge for Good primarily provides creation, hosting, sharing and distribution tools. Except for occasional checks or where specifically necessary, such Content is not subject to prior editorial approval. The Author remains responsible for their Content. Bridge for Good does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, educational relevance or fitness for any particular purpose of Content created by third-party users. The Site’s tools complement bridge teaching and practice; they do not guarantee any educational, sporting or professional result.
Article 6 – Prohibited uses and security
The User must not use the Site unlawfully, fraudulently or in any manner liable to compromise security, availability or the rights of third parties. attempt to access any Account, data, interface or system without authorisation; introduce malicious code, disrupt the Site, carry out load testing or circumvent security measures without written permission; use automated means to collect, extract or copy the Site on a large scale other than through features expressly provided for that purpose or with authorisation; circumvent applicable limitations, Quotas or billing mechanisms; impersonate another person or knowingly provide false information; use the Site to distribute content that is manifestly unrelated to its purpose or prohibited by these Terms of Use.
Article 7 – Intellectual property rights in the Site
The Site, its structure, code, features, interfaces, databases, trade marks, graphic elements and design are protected by applicable intellectual property rights and remain the property of Bridge for Good or their respective rights holders. No rights in those elements are granted beyond the personal right to use the Site in accordance with its intended purpose and the contractual documents. Any unauthorised reproduction, extraction or exploitation is prohibited.
Article 8 – Author’s obligations
Each Author undertakes only to create, import, record, share or publish Content for which they hold the necessary rights and permissions. For all Bridge Content, this undertaking includes, in particular, the rights required to make that content available under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal licence in accordance with Article 10. Bridge Content must have a genuine connection with bridge, its teaching, analysis or practice. Other items, such as logos, visuals or institutional or commercial documents, may only be uploaded using the features intended for that purpose and in accordance with their intended use. In particular, it is prohibited to publish or share through the Site any Content that is unlawful, defamatory, insulting, discriminatory, hateful, pornographic, fraudulent, infringes third-party rights, or is liable unlawfully to expose Bridge for Good to liability. Bridge for Good may also remove political, religious, ideological or campaigning content that diverts the Site from its educational purpose. The Author remains solely responsible for the Content they provide, without prejudice to Bridge for Good’s own obligations under applicable law.
Article 9 – Visibility statuses for Bridge Content
Where a visibility feature is available, the Author may in particular assign Bridge Content a Private, Shared or Public status. These statuses primarily govern the indexing of Bridge Content in the lists, libraries and search or presentation interfaces intended for Teachers. They are not intended to restrict Bridge for Good’s use of Bridge Content in other areas or features of the Site. Private: the Bridge Content is not indexed in the lists, libraries or search interfaces made available to other Teachers in the part of the Site intended for Teachers. This status does not prevent access to the Bridge Content through a direct link where such a link exists, nor its use, selection, display, recommendation or offering by Bridge for Good in other areas or features of the Site, including to Players or other Users; Shared: the Bridge Content may be listed in the lists or spaces of the users with whom it is shared; Public: the Bridge Content may be listed in the Site’s public or shared lists, libraries or spaces. Private, Shared and Public statuses have no effect on the licence applicable to Bridge Content. They do not constitute a confidentiality undertaking, a restriction on the reuse rights arising from the CC0 licence, or a limitation on Bridge for Good’s right to use Bridge Content in the operation, enrichment, personalisation, recommendation or development of the Site. Nor are they intended to guarantee that Content cannot be accessed or offered by another technical means or through another feature of the Site, in particular where a direct URL providing access to it has been communicated. Bridge for Good may change the technical arrangements for listing, categorising, sharing, indexing, searching or presenting Bridge Content, subject to applicable contractual and legal rights.
Article 10 – CC0 licence applicable to Bridge Content and rights in other Content
10.1 Bridge Content – CC0 1.0 Universal licence
All Bridge Content created, imported or recorded on the Site by a User or Account Holder is, from the moment it is submitted to the Site and irrespective of whether its status is Private, Shared or Public, made available under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal licence. The Author declares that they hold all rights necessary to make the Content available in this way. The official licence text is available at https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/. To the fullest extent permitted by law and in accordance with CC0 1.0 Universal, Bridge Content may be copied, reproduced, modified, adapted, combined, translated, analysed, redistributed, published, made available and freely exploited, for commercial or non-commercial purposes, on any medium and for any purpose, without further permission or remuneration. This dedication is worldwide, royalty-free and irrevocable. Where certain rights cannot lawfully be waived, including certain moral rights, only the applicable mandatory provisions remain reserved and the fallback licence provided for by CC0 applies to the fullest extent permitted. Bridge for Good may, in particular, reuse Bridge Content regardless of its visibility status in order to offer it to other Users, suggest deals, exercises or additional content, create or enrich libraries and learning pathways, produce adaptations or derivative content, analyse usage, and develop, improve, promote or exploit the Site’s features and services. A subsequent change of visibility status or deletion of the Content from the Account does not withdraw the CC0 licence already granted.
10.2 Other Content
Content that is not Bridge Content, including logos, trade marks, advertising or institutional visuals and documents unrelated to bridge educational content, is not placed under CC0 merely because it is submitted to the Site. Its rights holder retains their rights, subject to any permissions granted elsewhere. The Author nevertheless grants Bridge for Good a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence limited to what is necessary to host, store, technically reproduce, convert, resize, reformat, display, back up and transmit such other Content in order to provide, secure, maintain and operate the requested features. Personal data is never placed under CC0 merely because it is processed on the Site and is governed by the Privacy Policy.
Article 11 – Modification, moderation and removal of Content
Textual or educational Content is, in principle, modified by its Author using the Site’s features. To the extent permitted by law and subject to any applicable specific contractual commitments, Bridge for Good may hide Content, limit or suspend access to it, make it private, technically adapt it, move it, change or redirect its URL, or delete it, temporarily or permanently. Such a measure may in particular be taken to correct an incident, maintain or develop the Site, protect its security, comply with the law or third-party rights, enforce these Terms of Use, preserve the editorial or teaching coherence of the Site, respond to a reasonable economic or technical constraint, protect Bridge for Good’s legitimate interests or take account of its contractual relationships. Where circumstances permit, no urgency or legitimate consideration prevents it, and individual notice is reasonably possible, Bridge for Good will endeavour to inform the Author of any significant measure affecting their Content. The absence of prior notice does not prevent Bridge for Good from acting where the measure is necessary or appropriate under this Article.
Article 12 – Retention, export and continued availability
A URL, sharing link or any other identifier provided by the Site is a technical means of accessing the service and not an independent right to its continued availability. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, Bridge for Good does not guarantee the permanent availability of a URL or link, the continued availability of any format, presentation method or Content, or the preservation of the structure of an address. Technical, editorial, economic, contractual, security-related or operational developments may result in access being changed, moved, redirected, suspended or removed. To the extent permitted by law and subject to any specific commitments expressly accepted by Bridge for Good and any applicable mandatory rights, Bridge for Good may at any time suspend, limit, modify, move, redirect or remove access to Content, a deal or a URL, temporarily or permanently, in particular for technical, maintenance, security, legal, editorial, teaching or economic reasons, due to changes to the Site, to protect its legitimate interests or contractual relationships, or where maintaining such access no longer appears appropriate for the operation or development of the Site. The fact that a Site URL or link has been reproduced, distributed or incorporated by a third party in a book, lesson, teaching material, document, message, website, application or any other resource does not in itself create any right to continued availability of that URL or access, and does not impose on Bridge for Good any particular obligation of availability, redirection or archiving. Any specific guarantee of continued availability must arise from an express commitment by Bridge for Good. Retention of Content depends, in particular, on the status of the Account, any Offer subscribed to, the rules set out in the Terms of Sale, the Privacy Policy, legal requirements and technical necessities. Where an export feature is provided, the User is encouraged to use it to keep local copies of Content that is particularly important to them. Unless specifically agreed otherwise, Bridge for Good does not provide an archival or evidential backup service. Changing the visibility status, removing Bridge Content from the interface or closing the Account does not withdraw the CC0 licence attached to that Content. Bridge for Good and third parties who have obtained it may continue to use it in accordance with CC0 even if it is no longer listed in the Site’s lists or libraries.
Article 13 – Reporting and removal
Any report concerning Content may be sent to contact@bridge-training.com. To enable the report to be processed, it must identify the Content concerned precisely, state the reason for the request and, where a right is asserted, provide any useful material establishing that right or the original source. Bridge for Good may request additional information and take any reasonable measure, including leaving the Content in place, restricting its visibility, requesting a correction, removing it, deleting it or retaining it for evidential purposes where a legal obligation so requires.
Article 14 – Third-party services and providers
The Site may rely on third-party providers, including for hosting, payments, audience measurement, advertising, messaging, videoconferencing or other technical services. Certain features may be affected by their availability or their own terms. The presence of a link to, or integration with, a third-party service does not constitute a guarantee of its content or mean that Bridge for Good assumes that third party’s obligations.
Article 15 – Personal data
Processing of personal data in connection with the Site is described in the Privacy Policy. Users can find there, in particular, the categories of data processed, the purposes of processing, retention periods, recipients and the procedures for exercising their rights. Where a Teacher or other Account Holder enters third-party contact details or data, they must have a legitimate basis for doing so and must inform the persons concerned where required by applicable law. The processing of Players’ own data, its use by Bridge for Good and its disclosure to a Teacher within a Teaching Link are detailed in the Privacy Policy.
Article 16 – Suspension and closure of an Account
Bridge for Good may suspend access to all or part of an Account in the event of a security risk, fraudulent activity, unlawful use, infringement of third-party rights, a material breach of these Terms of Use, disruption of the Site or non-payment affecting a Paid Service. Immediate suspension is permitted in an emergency, where there is a security risk, a legal obligation or a serious breach. Where the issue can be remedied without urgency, Bridge for Good will endeavour to give the Account Holder a reasonable opportunity to remedy it before permanently closing the Account. For a Paid Service, the financial consequences of suspension or termination are governed by the Terms of Sale. Any mandatory statutory consumer rights remain applicable. The Account Holder may request closure of their Account using the means provided on the Site. Cancelling a Subscription and closing an Account are separate operations.
Article 17 – Availability and development of the Site
Bridge for Good will use reasonable efforts to ensure that the Site operates properly but does not guarantee continuous availability. Maintenance, updates, incidents, security constraints or failures by service providers may cause temporary interruptions. Bridge for Good may develop, add, modify or remove free features for technical, economic, educational, legal or security reasons. Where a change affects an ongoing Paid Service, the Terms of Sale and applicable statutory rights govern its effects.
Article 18 – Liability
Bridge for Good is liable for its own obligations within the limits provided by law. Nothing in these Terms of Use excludes or limits any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. For free features, Bridge for Good does not guarantee that the Site will be error-free, suitable for a particular need, or that any feature or Content will remain available. The User remains responsible for their teaching choices, equipment, backups and use of the information made available. Bridge for Good is not responsible for the accuracy or relevance of Content created by third-party users, or for the consequences of improper use of the tools, or for a malfunction caused exclusively by a third-party service, the User’s network or a blocking tool that the User has chosen to activate. Deal recommendations, associations with a theme or session, difficulty assessments, progress indicators and other teaching suggestions may be generated according to editorial, statistical or automated rules. They are provided as assistance, and Bridge for Good does not guarantee either their perfect relevance to each Player or any particular learning outcome. Where a User is a customer of a Paid Service, the liability provisions in the Terms of Sale supplement this Article.
Article 19 – Changes to the Terms of Use
Bridge for Good may amend these Terms of Use to reflect changes to the Site, its services, the law, security requirements or its practices. Changes that are purely technical or editorial, or that do not have a significant adverse effect, may take effect upon publication. Where a change materially affects an Account Holder’s rights or obligations, Bridge for Good will endeavour to inform them by an appropriate means before it takes effect. For Paid Services, any change affecting an ongoing contract is also subject to the Terms of Sale and applicable law.
Article 20 – Governing language
These Terms of Use may be made available in several languages to facilitate understanding. The French version is the reference version for the interpretation, performance and application of the Terms of Use, subject to any mandatory rules requiring a different outcome. In the event of any discrepancy between the French version and a translation, the French version shall prevail to the extent permitted by law.
Article 21 – Governing law and jurisdiction
These Terms of Use are governed by French law, without depriving a consumer of any mandatory protections to which they are entitled under the rules applicable in their country of residence. Any dispute shall fall within the jurisdiction of the courts determined under the ordinary rules of jurisdiction. Where a jurisdiction clause may validly be agreed between parties acting as traders (commerçants), the courts of Paris shall have jurisdiction.