Anders, you bring up a good point about overall scores against others-- But in the daylongs, keep in mind that there are thousands of players, each getting a somewhat different array of hands to make it hard for anyone to cheat. There's also some randomness in how the robots at your table choose to declare or defend, so again some randomness. So, you're not getting a head-to-head comparison against those other players on exactly the same boards. My advice: set a goal for yourself, since you are mainly competing against yourself each day. Try to get above 50%, and celebrate the days you achieve that goal! The daylongs are excellent for practice playing card combinations, counting out the hands, etc. Adrienne