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Main Hall games - a fair way to play . . .
Posted by
abcribber
(VIP) 7 Jul 2011 9:49pm
To give each person a fair shot at winning in the one on one matches in the Main Hall, why dont't we have a "standard format of two games" for each one on one match? In that way, each person gets exactly one game with crib adbvantage. BriCor
2 0n 2
Posted by
KymB
(VIP) 10 Jul 2011 6:42am
well your suggestion sounds good....but sometimes i play on my lunch break and can't always play 2..............i try to let my pone know that. thanks your friend, kymb
2 games, 2/3/ 3/5
Posted by
crib2b
9 Aug 2011 2:19pm
I agree, options for 2 games, 2 out of 3, or 3 out of 5 would be great. This doesn't seem to be that difficult to implement.
re best of 2-3 games
Posted by
gooders2
(VIP) 22 Aug 2011 1:25pm
i quite agree that will stop runners ,but unfortunate for those who play while working , who should not be playing anyway .
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