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If anyone have any answers / suggestions I'd like to know?

Interesting - I'd vote for that but I suspect it's a bit too radical an idea for most

I would like to hear of the experiences of anyone whose Bridge Club collects Table Money on-line. Our Treasurer collects coins off each member each time we play and then has to take that cash to the bank. There's got to be a better way; what has your Club tried and what works and what doesn’t work?

Thanks again for the helpful reply. I am in the UK. The ScoreBridge software we use )to score results and upload to Bridgewebs) gives a choice of movements and I have run a trial event with the Thurner movement for 8 tables (for which I can print up movement cards). I am keen to give this a go (like a challenge) and have got a couple of weeks to learn

Thanks for the reply . . . . not sure I would describe it as 'very simple' based on that description but maybe after a few readings and bashing a few brains cells I might 'get it'. I am looking at a likely 8 or 9 tables (8 or 9 Teams). Is it the norm in Teams event like this for the Teams to sit and calculate their own scores (IMP's VP's) at the end of play or is it perceived as too difficult for the members to do that?

I want to run a (Christmas) Teams event. I have played in Teams events (10+ years back). We use ScoreBridge and I can see that I can run it, have them score the Travellers normally and I can take the Travellers, input them into ScoreBridge and produce a result. When I played in Teams events in the past I recall that we (Teams) used to calculate the scores manually at the table at the end of play and we produced IMPs and VP's from those scores and this was all a part of the event but I've forgotten how it's done. How do you (manually) score a Teams event?