Imagine a teaching tool that...

• allows you to create and save hands

• allows you to generate hands on the fly using query options for each position

• allows you to create partial hands to demonstrate card combinations and playing techniques

• allows you to keep teaching notes on the hands your create and save

• allows you to upload BOTH .LIN and .PBN files

• allows you to export your hand files so that you can store them, use them with Dealer 4, etc.

• allows you to communicate with your students LIVE! with both video and voice options

• integrates with Zoom Meeting or Google Meet so you make a presentation of your lesson before heading to the tables

• works well with phone conferencing, also

• takes your students to their table with one click URL, without pre-registration or passwords

• is excellent for teaching 1 student or up to 100 students at a time.

• can place your students at any number of different tables to do practice exercises simultaneously

• allows you to place 1, 2 or even 4 student(s) at a table to engage specific playing and bidding exercises

• allows you to show or hide any number of hands and to quickly change students' views

• allows you to control and correct the bidding from a teacher's console

• allows students to undo to correct recognized mistakes and to try again

• allows students to replay deals to reapply newly learned skills

• allows you to replay and demonstrate the bidding sequence or play of the hand from a teacher's console

• let's you have up to 100 students at a time at 25, 50 or 100 tables 

• has robot players so you always have full tables playing and participating

• allows you to place students in kibitzing positions to watch other tables

• is structured to work well for every level of student, from complete novice, to expert

• can eliminate the bidding box, so that beginners can start with goal-oriented play to learn mechanics and technique, before learning bidding.

• allows you to send homework hands to students so they can practice in between classes

• can be used in face-to-face lessons as a demonstration tool in real classrooms

• has many more flexible features, and evolving and improving every day