[paulsim]

Hi all,

I would like to play dayly or weekly or both tournaments like daylong but with my partner.

So, we can choose when to play and compete without the opps skill level issues. All opps are bots, same opps for all pairs.

And even better than random groups is a ladder offline system. You have to qualify to the next level, play the same or go down a level. Some sort of tree, one group on level 1 with f.i. 64 tables, 2 level group with...64 each, four groups on the third and so on.

All in all, thnks for the terrific software

Kind Regards,

Paul_S

[pilowsky]

Under 'featured areas' have a look at the 'Challenges' area.
There you can challenge a friend or challenge a group.
Choose your preferred scoring format and type of game (eg best hand etc) and the number of boards.

[barmar]

pilowsky, on 2022-July-29, 02:55, said:

Under 'featured areas' have a look at the 'Challenges' area.

I think they want to play with a partner, not against a partner.

[smerriman]

While a nice idea in theory, cheating would be so trivial I would find it hard to believe any pairs near the top of the leaderboard weren't doing so.

If you rent robots and play in the main bridge club with your partner, you are compared against other tables renting robots too (mainly just a human in South, but others may have a human in North too). So that's the easiest way to play with a partner against robots.