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Posted by
Jazz7619
(VIP) 1 Nov 2007 3:45pm
When playing a ladder game, Who do you think has the right to choose what is played? The person Higher in ladder or the other? The last month ive struggled to get a game with a certain person & when i did it was always 9, which i dont like. but never questioned it because they were higher in ladder, and now that it other way round, said person dont want to play because it 8... thoughts please
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Posted by
jtravis1964
(VIP) 2 Nov 2007 12:00am
i think if some one ask you to play that is a challenge and then i think you should have the right to set what you want,,good post jazz
james
Good question..
Posted by
Agnus_dei
2 Nov 2007 3:01am
Lol Justin I hope you don't mean me lol - Joke.. and well about your question, I think fair is that player which is higher in rank got that right to take choice. Of course U may dissagree with me but, second hand, might happen that "lower" player one day will be higher in rank and this time he will have that right to take choice. Best way? GC should decide.
Greetings Marg 
Challenge rule
Posted by
MAB
(moderator) 3 Nov 2007 4:30pm
The challenged player is the one who will decide on the format. Tickets will not be an issue. Please read the challenge rules for ladder.
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