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Playing others in ladder
Posted by
Dealer1212
18 Dec 2009 11:14am
I know some of you have your favorites, and some of you have your dislikes. But ladder is about competition....healthy competition! Today I was on and 7 of the Top 10 Ladder players either ingored my invitation to play, or outright refused. I asked for a game and didn't even get a response back from anyone. It grows increasingly frustrating when you want to climb to the top of the ladder, and get consistently "blackballed"......There are some of you who I am friends with, and some of you who I am not, but aside from that I want to play everyone! Whether I am #1 on ladder or #200. The reason I am here is to play canasta. I enjoy the company of most people here and they enjoy mine as well, but we are losing the idea of what we are all here for. Fair Play, Fun, Integrity, and healthy competition with the best players on this site.
Let's keep that in mind!
Happy Holidays Everyone.....
Bryan
Posted by
blkjag7
19 Dec 2009 5:50pm
I completely agree with Dealer. This topic always comes up and unfortunately it never seems to get resolved. It is unfortunate that people can't just play to have fun. People take this to seriously. Isn't there enough drama in the world and everyones day to day lives that we can't escape for a little while without dealing with it here also.
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