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Picking up steam!
Posted by
MagicGames
(TD) 2 Apr 2007 7:51am
What a neat way to go. We now have a number of canasta players joining the Rock Paper Scissors game and thus adding some variety in their GC experiences. Since RPS is so new there aren't many players yet in it making it challenging to find a game as people check in regulalry and then check out when no or few players are around.
If you are looking for an rps game, go to canasta and find some of the players to play both and then ask them as they have been most accomodating. Canasta players can take over the top ten this way and all WIN some TIX!
Presently players are now checking in between 3 and 5pm each weekday so there are games available. Join the crowd and both rps and canasta can rule. GL and pass the word!
How about tuesdays and thursdays?
Posted by
MagicGames
(TD) 6 Apr 2007 12:36pm
OUr thursday 7pm tourney was highly successful and had 8 in it for the first time in a while. I would like to establish two tourneys per week minimum and suggest tuesdays and thursdays at 7pm. Hope you can make it and pass the word. Opinions please and look for any other tourneys that are posted. Also ladder games available most days between 3-5 pm so come and join the "FUN". TY
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