The game of bridge helps you succeed

Scientific research conducted by the Polish foundation Bridge to the People proves that playing bridge can positively affect the condition of our brain and directly translate into its better functioning. Can a card game help us in our work and improve our logical thinking skills? Researchers strongly confirm.

Warren Buffet spends eight hours a week playing bridge.

"I think I play 100 times more than Bill Gates, so this is probably the only game in the world where I would have a slight edge over him," the billionaire said.

According to Steve Siebold, author of the book "How Rich People Think", the rich like entertainment, but they love to learn and devote their entire lives to absorbing information, which they then use to get even richer. It's no wonder that despite the Covid-19 pandemic, Warren Buffett and Bill Gates have held online matches and played bridge regularly. The game keeps billionaires in good shape and certainly delays the symptoms of an aging mind.

In Poland, the game of bridge is becoming more and more popular every year. No wonder that at the turn of August and September, Poland will host the World Bridge Championship.

(WBJ)