"Will in New Haven" <bill.reich@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> eleaticus wrote:
> > I found out last night that there might be online site where I could
play my
> > super aggressive all-natural bridge bidding system, and tonight I find
it is
> > true of at least two sites!
>
> Why did you post this in rec.gambling.poker, for which you naturally
> needed to put "OT" when by posting it on bridge newsgroups only you
> could have done without the "OT?."
Well, I was exclaiming joy to the folk I 'always' interact with, on rgp,
and
added the bridge ngs as an afterthought, the OKB group because I had found
that WELOS is legal in the non-ACBL events.
Bridge Base online also allows it. (Although they first said no, and then
said the no was only for ACBL events.)
>
> The online sites often allow conventions that the ACBL does not. I have
> played "one under one" on OK before, although I don't know that they
> allow it. Our opponents, knowing in advance we were going to play it,
> did not protest. Even after they got stomped flat. But we stomp them
> pretty good playing our usual card and the experiment was not repeated.
I always did very well - far beyond my card playing ability - playing 4-cd
major Goren, which in many ways trained me and provided the arithmetic for
WELOS.
In Tallahassee, playing with Jim Mahorner, we had a very good partner****p,
although I was a beginner. Once, Herb Swisher and Smoke Whitely were
strutting around before the scoring came out, and strutting with great
justification because they had something like 69%, but we did better and
they came in second.
--
eleaticus
ee-lee-AT-i-cus
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> Will in New Haven
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