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Individual Movement for 6 Tables

#1 User is offline   P_Marlowe 

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Posted Today, 08:40

Hi,

I need an Individual for 6 table.

The following PDF

https://www.waikatob...20Movements.pdf

lists one of type "Dogs Breakfast":

The Dogs Breakfast movements are disorderly, in that players move seemingly randomly. The boards may move
in an order manner OR each set of boards remains on the same table throughout the session.

Anyone has a file that contains the movenemnt (Notepad readable)?

I have a program, suggested by a forum member, that contains several movenments, I will check, but the movement
is needed in approx. 20h, so this post is some kind of backup plan.

With kind regards
Marlowe
With kind regards
Uwe Gebhardt (P_Marlowe)
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Posted Today, 13:55

copied from McBruce
ACBL Scor has a bunch of 6 table individual movements (but given the time constraint, that is not likely to be of much help.)
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