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#1 User is offline   sljsbh 

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Posted 2012-September-30, 17:18

I kept getting bounced avid made in eligible to play most tournaments.

How can mobile app users buy entries?

This post has been edited by barmar: 2012-October-01, 12:39
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Posted 2012-October-01, 12:47

Are you asking how mobile users add money to their BB$ account? You can't currently do that from the mobile app -- we're trying to avoid running into Apple's restrictions on commercial apps (they want a cut). You have to purchase BB$ from the regular BBO application, or just go to the web page that it uses:

http://www.bridgebas...urchase/pay.php

Regarding the train, you need a stable Internet connection. If the train's Internet keeps dropping out, I don't think it's fair of you to enter tourneys (except robot tourneys, and they don't have restrictions so I think you should be OK).

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Posted 2012-October-01, 20:12

View Postsljsbh, on 2012-September-30, 17:18, said:

I kept getting bounced avid made in eligible to play most tournaments.

How can mobile app users buy entries?


There's nothing to do about this, except for spending a few billion dollars redoing our cellular infrastructure. Sadly, every time your train changes from one cell tower's radius to another, you'll get temporarily dropped, which will mess with BBO enough to drop you.

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