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Ease of registering for tourney when playing in main area

#1 User is offline   1eyedjack 

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Posted 2004-March-16, 16:24

If playing in the main club area would quite like to be able to register for a tourney, either by registering at the find-a-partner desk or by inviting another player to play, without leaving the table that I am currently playing at.

Sounds complicated to program. Sorry.
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Posted 2004-March-17, 07:44

1eyedjack, on Mar 17 2004, 11:24 AM, said:

If playing in the main club area would quite like to be able to register for a tourney, either by registering at the find-a-partner desk or by inviting another player to play, without leaving the table that I am currently playing at.

Sounds complicated to program.  Sorry.

I agree - I LOVE bbo - but I would really like to be able to get to registration page for upcoming tourney (and AND MAYBE arrange partner too) WITHOUT having to leave my current table - because I have not yet worked out HOW to reserve MY seat if I leave table for whatever reason :rolleyes:
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Posted 2004-March-17, 09:14

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I have not yet worked out HOW to reserve MY seat if I leave table for whatever reason


You can ask the HOST of your table to reserve the seat for you.

If you are the host and plan to leave the table for a short while for the purpose of registering in a tourney, send a chat request to the table that you will be away for a short while and request the future host to reserve your seat for you. Most players would oblige.
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Posted 2004-March-17, 10:26

Agree, is awkward, we'll add more useful right-clicks someday
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Posted 2004-March-17, 12:04

May result in more sudden disappearances from table due to tourneys though......




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