Updates & News

You can add friends on Bid Euchre and ping them when you have a chair to fill.

• Find people. Sign in, open Account, and search by nickname. Send a friend request from a profile, a chair, or search.
• Requests and a Friends list. Incoming requests show up in your Friends tab, with a badge on Account. Accept, decline, or tap someone's name to open their profile. Tap the Friends count on a profile to see their list when you are allowed to.
• Profiles and bios. Check stats, activity, and a short bio. Add your own from Edit Profile so friends know who they are sitting with.
• Invite them to a table. Sit down, open Invite Friends, and ping people on your list. Friends already at the table are marked so you do not double-ping. You can still share a link or QR code with anyone.
• Get pinged. Friend requests and table invites show up as a banner while Bid Euchre is open. Install the app and allow notifications on your phone if you also want a ping when the app is closed. Tap an invite to jump to the table.

Thanks for playing. If something looks off, email support@bid-euchre.com.

We shipped a round of updates to make Bid Euchre clearer, faster, and easier to use.

• Redeem gift codes. If you received a gift code for offline play, sign in, open offline access, and tap "Have a gift code? Click to redeem." to unlock Local Lounge on your device.
• Clearer home screen. Table cards are easier to read. Join Table and Create Table use simpler labels, and membership options are easier to understand when you start a private table.
• Optional table passwords. When you create a private table, you can set a password so only the people you invite can sit down.
• Standings and your account. Leaderboards, stats, and recent activity load more smoothly. Pull to refresh is more reliable.
• Snappier return visits. Coming back to Bid Euchre should feel faster, including when you play offline.

Thanks for playing. If something looks off, email support@bid-euchre.com.

Issue: The August 6 patch stopped bots from leading the left bower while the right was still out. They could still dump the left on the same trick someone had just laid the right, because the right was removed from the remaining-cards list as soon as it hit the table. The bot treated the right as gone and followed trump with the left, which then lost to the right already winning the trick.

Fix: Bots now treat a right bower on the current trick as still in play. They will not follow it with the left. They keep the left tucked and play a cheaper trump instead.

Issue: Bots holding the left bower would lead it even when the right bower was still unplayed in someone else's hand, walking the left straight into the right and giving away the trick. An earlier patch only stopped that lead when the bot also had a cashable off-suit ace, so bots without an ace still led the left into the right.

Fix: If the right bower is still out, bots now never lead the left bower. They keep it tucked as leverage, lead something else, and wait for the right to come out before pulling with the left.