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Hand Records Suggestion

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Posted 2014-December-04, 16:01

Would it be possible to search for hand records for a partnership

i.e. to search for results for Player 1 playing with Player 2

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Posted 2014-December-04, 17:59

It is possible, if you have a Windows OS, or a Windows emulator running under whatever OS, by using a third party product that is regularly recommended in these forums, namely the Double Dummy Solver by Bob Richardson:

http://www.bridge-ca...downloadDD.html

Voluntary donations are solicited but it is otherwise free.

It allows you to download hand records from MyHands in bulk, by reference to a single named player, and you can then filter the results by (eg) a named partner (as well as a lot of other filtering options).
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