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#1 User is offline   timbob 

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Posted 2011-June-16, 10:32

I am a new player and want to practice with Acol conventions (this is what I have learnt). How do I find such tables??? Thanks, Tim.
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Posted 2011-June-16, 10:36

Hi timbob, welcome to the forums. There is an "ACOL Players' Bridge Club" on BBO - if I recall correctly you need to click on "Public & Private Clubs" in the BBO software. They also have a website at http://www.acolatbbo.org.uk/

By the way, this post might have been better placed in the "General BBO Discussion" forum further down the main page.

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Posted 2011-June-16, 10:40

You need the Acol Club. Details about the club are available at www.acolatbbo.org,uk.

If you are using the older Windows client, follow these directions.

If you are not using that client, click on 'List all tables' on the home screen and then select 'All Public and Private Clubs', you will then see the 'Acol Bridge Club'.
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Posted 2011-June-16, 12:18

View Postpaulg, on 2011-June-16, 10:40, said:

You need the Acol Club. Details about the club are available at www.acolatbbo.org,uk.

If you are using the older Windows client, follow these directions.

If you are not using that client, click on 'List all tables' on the home screen and then select 'All Public and Private Clubs', you will then see the 'Acol Bridge Club'.



true under Public Clubs It is at the top of the list
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