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REALLY FOLKS?
Posted by
LADY_AWE
(VIP) 30 May 2016 6:32pm
When I first came to this room to learn this game over a year ago, everyone was nice and welcoming. Tourneys were regularly on the schedule. There were always several 5 ticket tables open at any given time. I could tell you the names of those confident players who set them, but you all know who you are. Now when I set a 5 ticket table all I see are comments like "too much" or "how about 1 tix" etc. When did we lose that competitive mindset?
I guess I will begin setting matches that are longer and more complex since fast and concise seems to put off some. If that doesn't help, then I am left to succumb to playing only for rating. Oh well, at least I tried.
Anytime
Posted by
iuuri
(VIP) 11 Jun 2016 5:05am
Hey Lady! 
Just saw your message.
I always enjoyed playing with you. No matter who wins, those games are always very special! 
I like long and complex games, but play every set. Just choose and invite! I'll be there!
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