Hi
I've become as new TD.
I've asked for it for 3 main reasons.
1. I'would like to run public tourneys scheduled in the future, but this is far by the moment (when i have enought experience).
2. i'would like to run a weekly social club tourney(not a BBO club). (little experience)
3. spontaneuos tourneys only for friends,
First. I need experience as TD and i can have it if players are friends or friendly.
Second. when we are more than 8 friends for a match and we want to play altogether.
Maybe this last one is not etychally, or maybe yes, i'm not sure about it and i would like to know if it is correct. And at this same point, this are the kind of tourneys i would play as TD, because it would be like a match friends.
Ty all.
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your opinion please
#2
Posted 2005-September-07, 07:36
You can have only one scheduled tourney at a time. So if you schedule one for a week from today, you can not run the "informal one' with your friends right now unless you delete the one a week away first.
You can play and direct in a tourney, just be sure to INDICATE = "Playing director" so those people (including myself) who prefer not to play in ones with a playind director can avoid it.
You can limit your tourney to specific people, or to "just friends". See that link I gave you earlier. Info there on how to do it.
Ben
You can play and direct in a tourney, just be sure to INDICATE = "Playing director" so those people (including myself) who prefer not to play in ones with a playind director can avoid it.
You can limit your tourney to specific people, or to "just friends". See that link I gave you earlier. Info there on how to do it.
Ben
--Ben--
#3
Posted 2005-September-08, 07:24
I'm tempted to say that anything (within reason) you wish to do is fine - so long as you warn the players.
I say I am tempted to say it, but I am sure that people will immediately begin thinking of a million exceptions.
For now, just take some time to get to know the software, keep the number of tables down.
I say I am tempted to say it, but I am sure that people will immediately begin thinking of a million exceptions.
For now, just take some time to get to know the software, keep the number of tables down.
#4
Posted 2005-September-08, 07:53
If you are totally new to it, then ask me and I can run a few small ones with you and talk you through the mechanics of it, I am not that competant at the Bridge rules, but I am willing to help you get off the ground if you like
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