JohnnyKGB

That's the whole point, Possum. I am not looking anyone who is good :)

I am a very new novice player. I've been at it for a few months but have recently been learning in a more organized way which includes some reading. Getting a little better (but man, I make a ton of unbelievable blunders! :) I like to mix up reading and playing in the ACBL free daily MP tournaments. I usually score between 25 and 45 but occasionally get lucky and score in the 50s. I've never played with a real person as a partner and would love to start doing so. I live in the east coast US time zone, am friendly and non-judgemental, and just want to have some fun while we learn. This can be semi-regular or occasional. I play at various times. Mostly in the evenings. If interested, just send me a message to JohnnyKGB on BBO Thanks

That clears things up. Thanks all!

I've noticed that there is a "rank" column in the results of the tournament (MP). In the first column, you have the player's name, then the percentage, then rank. Under rannk, you have A B C, and there is a number assigned under each letter usually. Can someone explain what this is? Greatly appreciated!!

Thank you!

I agree, Kantar's book is great. Ive almost worked through it once. I plan on giving it a second pass as well. Takes time but I think it will be worth it

In BBO tournaments, I see some are noted as MP1, MP2, MP3, etc. What does this mean. Is the level of play higher in one over the othter? Many thanks!