Bridge is a trick-taking game played with four players in fixed partnerships, while Poker is a betting game played with varying numbers of players, typically between two to ten. Bridge focuses on strategic bidding and play, whereas Poker emphasizes betting strategies and bluffing.

In Bridge, the game is divided into two main phases: the bidding phase and the play phase. Players bid to determine the contract, and then play to fulfill that contract. In Poker, gameplay is divided into betting rounds where players bet based on their hand strength, followed by the reveal of hands to determine the winner.

Bridge requires strong communication and partnership skills, logical reasoning, and memory. Poker demands keen psychological insight, risk assessment, and the ability to bluff effectively. Both games require strategic thinking and a deep understanding of the rules.

In Bridge, scoring is based on the contracts made, with points awarded for tricks won above the contracted number, as well as bonuses for certain achievements. In Poker, scoring is non-existent in the traditional sense; instead, players win chips based on the strength of their hands and their betting success.

Poker is generally more popular worldwide due to its presence in casinos, online platforms, and its prominence in popular culture. Bridge, while having a dedicated and passionate community, tends to be more niche and is often played in clubs and tournaments rather than casual settings.

Yes, both Bridge and Poker can be played online. There are numerous websites and apps dedicated to each game, allowing players to compete against others from around the world. Online platforms often offer both casual play and competitive tournaments.