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Posted by 1okaylady (VIP) 7 Jan 2005 11:30am     



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PLEASE FIND YOUR TIME AND SEND ME A MESSAGE

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Posted by StarForce49_xyi (VIP) 23 Jan 2005 12:13pm     


Thank you for hosting canasta tournaments okaylady. It has been fun and a great learning experience. I just learned canasta when GC started the ladder here in October and still have a lot to learn but its fun. There are not enough tix players yet to have heavily attended tournaments but I suggest establishing a set time each day so people look for the tournaments when they can attend. Also they should not conflict with the more popular or heavily attended tournaments of gin, backgammon or crib. Thus, it might be wise, depending upon your schedule, to stick to the game times that have had some success, such as the 3 pm and 11 pm tournaments EST. if they are always on people can look for them and attend when they can/ To hit and miss with anytime tourneys will hit and miss with the players and be lucky to get enough to run since no one knows when to look for them. I also suggest 3-6 tix to get more participation for now and not go too high until the crowd warrants it. Alternate between the S/E and D/E tourneys as well. S/E should be a minimum of 3500 pts to get some playing time in and the D/E can be whatever you think.

Thank You and continued progress.


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