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Posted by
misterbreaker
9 Apr 2006 11:16am
hello would love to play gin rummy not sure how to play ive read the rules still not sure so how can i sit down at table and play just worried will make a mess at it , can anyone help
Welcome
Posted by
MAB
(moderator) 9 Apr 2006 4:51pm
Welcome Gary to GameColony and GinRummy.
Please feel free to advertise that you are new
in the main lobby chat. I'm sure you will find
several players who are very happy to help you
learn the game. 
Hello Gary,
Posted by
medpro
(VIP) 12 Apr 2006 6:32am
Welcome to Game Colony, I will be most happy to help you. If you see me in main hall, just shout out to me and I will be happy to assist you.....now my rating and ladder isnt the greatest, cause I have run up against some great players here..and they have been the fortunate winners.......but I am willing to assist you however I can.....
Sood Luck and hope you have continued success....everyone started at the same place you are........and you will find that you are hooked.......just don't give up....it takes practice, practice and more practice
Playing and learning
Posted by
goombah
(VIP) 20 Apr 2006 1:43pm
If they look alike keep them
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