Team Games? My 2006 Windows Client ...
#1
Posted 2010-January-14, 21:09
Hunh?
Where?
A BBO Tourney Forum search did show me the (BBO) IAC page, but ... ?
Thanks
oren
#2
Posted 2010-January-14, 21:45
Make note of the team game number
Goto c:<bbo<hands<oren goren
you should find it there
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#3
Posted 2010-January-14, 22:38
jillybean, on Jan 14 2010, 10:45 PM, said:
Make note of the team game number
Goto c:<bbo<hands<oren goren
you should find it there
Thanks, jillybean.
You were one of the posters in that huge 4-post thread about teams in 2008.
I was looking for how and when to play team games.
That is what my 2006 browse didn't show me.
(And being on Windows 98 not safely updateable?)
oren
#4
Posted 2010-January-15, 01:28
Oren Goren, on Jan 14 2010, 09:38 PM, said:
Wow, if I had a memory like that I'd be an expert
And no matter what methods you play, it is essential, for anyone aspiring to learn to be a good player, to learn the importance of bidding shape properly. - MikeH
SLOW DOWN! This is not a speedball :)
#5
Posted 2010-January-15, 01:56
jillybean, on Jan 15 2010, 02:28 AM, said:
Oren Goren, on Jan 14 2010, 09:38 PM, said:
Wow, if I had a memory like that I'd be an expert
My memory is sooo good it has been given its own name:
search.
<g>
oren
#6
Posted 2010-January-16, 08:07
Occassionally IAC runs non series team games, called Spur of the Moment teams; any club member with or without a pard can play in those. They are not scheduled regularly as they tend to be stressful to organize.
Anyone can set up a team game as long as they can gather together 8 players.
If you want/need help learning how to set them up, give me a shout, I would be happy to do what I can.
#7
Posted 2010-February-05, 13:46
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You were one of the posters in that huge 4-post thread about teams in 2008.
I was looking for how and when to play team games.
I, too, am searching for the same information. However, I was unable to find the above thread that you mention. I would appreciate it if you could post a link to it, here.
Thanks
#8
Posted 2010-February-05, 20:50
onoway, on Jan 16 2010, 09:07 AM, said:
Occassionally IAC runs non series team games, called Spur of the Moment teams; any club member with or without a pard can play in those. They are not scheduled regularly as they tend to be stressful to organize.
Anyone can set up a team game as long as they can gather together 8 players.
If you want/need help learning how to set them up, give me a shout, I would be happy to do what I can.
Thanks!
But/and I almost have a partner.
oren
#9
Posted 2010-February-05, 21:07
fondalonie, on Feb 5 2010, 02:46 PM, said:
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You were one of the posters in that huge 4-post thread about teams in 2008.
I was looking for how and when to play team games.
I, too, am searching for the same information. However, I was unable to find the above thread that you mention. I would appreciate it if you could post a link to it, here.
Thanks
I'll be durned!
I just spent 15 minutes trying to find it again and couldn't even with +team +jillybean and +teams +jillybean searches.
jillybean because she was part of that thread.
maybe there is a time limit on retention that has now past?
Innyhoo, didn't this thread give us a lead or two?
Also, BBO_IAC, which plays here on BBO is at http://pigpen.org.uk/IAC/.
They are not actively seeking members but if you have a partner? Or play some standard system?
Also, the top line on the first page of my old Windows client is "Click to Play ...". One of the subsequent options is "Team Matches". Click that and you have a few options.
Regards.
oren

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