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jr_boston

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    2/1, and Modified Blue Club

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    Female
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    California
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    bridge, photography, travel, reading, crosswords, scrabble, sudoku, but especially seeing my son, Adam,Kim and my grandsons, Drew and Colin

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  1. When I respond on chat to the table, I do not see my name does the table see it?
  2. We are 4 new to BBO ladies all with 500 - 600 points. Is a team game stratified or should we think of trying something else? We have gone to many tournaments but are unsure of the best spot for us. Thank you in advance for your suggestions.
  3. The group I was referring to are lovely people who have been playing duplicate for 5-6 years. The person I spoke with honestly thought that using the stop card was part of making her a better partner. There really was not any intention of using it/not using it as an illegal signal. I just don't think the ethical rational got through, however. At this stage of their lives 65-70 years old, what is the point of practicing to use it every time?
  4. That is really bizarre. He too could have used the Stop Card unethically. What is truly amazing is that the TD didn't get it!
  5. A players group at my club is learning to use the stop card for the express purpose of making sure their partners see the jump bid, not to alert the opposition. I explained the ethical intention of the use of the card, but I could see the mental rolling of the eyes and the yada yada look. I keep hearing rumors of its demise. Is there anything in the works? If ACBL doesn't abolish its use, is there any thought about players announcing, or having a card in the bidding box stating that they do not wish the courtesy of the warning? I'm disgusted with the obvious misuse of the card. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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