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The Washington Bridge League's Thursday night unit game has a guaranteed partner program, so even if you do not contact someone in advance, you will get a partner if you show up in advance of the game (preferably by 7 p.m.).
This is an obvious point, but some people are not looking for a reason to spend more time online. They are looking for face-to-face activities. I am not opposed to online bridge against bots. But it doesn’t appeal to me. That doesn’t mean I won’t give it ...
The idea that young people don’t play games face-to-face persists, no matter the evidence to the contrary.
The average age of the hundreds —and sometimes a couple of thousands — of Magic the Gathering players who come out to play tournaments every weekend — is not 99.
I doubt whether the: length of time of the cheating, failure to admit it, appeal to the CAS, and continuing to pursue the EBL legally, is likely to lead to many players putting this behind them quickly. And there are some who do not think there has been an over-reaction.
That is a good point, Nedju.
It would seem that a legal battle may be coming. Unless the WBF and EBL just cave without a fight (which I very much hope will not be the case).
If only they hadn't tied themselves in with the IOC and the CAS ...