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Reno 2011
Posted by
jethrotulll
(VIP) 7 Jan 2011 2:23am
There have been many people talking about heading to Reno in February for the largest cribbage tournament in the US (and maybe the world). I was thinking that I would love to meet some of you folks in person that are going. Let me know if that is something that you would be interested in doing.
ACC Open & TOC - Reno 2011
Posted by
Moojus
(VIP) 12 Jan 2011 2:51pm
I believe JetroTull is referring to the ACC Open & TOC that is held every February at the Sands-Regency in Reno. This is the world's largest cribbage tournament with approximately 1000 peggers expected. This year the ACC Open & TOC run will be 02/11/2011-02/13/2011.
There will be a gathering of ACC Internet players during the ACC Open & TOC in Reno. This gathering will take place immediately following the Main event qualifying round on Saturday, Feb 12 (approx 4:30 pm) and wiltake place in the Pipeline Lounge at the Sands.
All internet players in attendance are invited to the gathering.
Please see the ACC website (www.cribbage.org) for additional information about the ACC Open and TOC.
Bob
JT
Posted by
KymB
(VIP) 15 Jan 2011 2:11am
Maybe we can share a room LOL//////////// i love reno......your friend Kim (kymb)
Reno
Posted by
jethrotulll
(VIP) 16 Jan 2011 4:59am
Bob, thanks for the information and invite. I appreciate knowing about it....and of course Kym, I would always share a room with you!
ACC Reno Gathering has moved to Friday, Feb 11
Posted by
Moojus
26 Jan 2011 10:48am
The get-together for ACC Internet Players has been changed to Friday @ 6:30 pm and it will be in Dynasty B. There will be a satellite event for those who play on the internet. I will see you there unless I am still playing in the TOC.
See ya there
Posted by
jethrotulll
(VIP) 30 Jan 2011 1:00pm
Looking forward to it!
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