Ralph T
United States
Signal Hill
California
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Any chance we'll have one?
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J.L. Robert
United States
Sherman Oaks
California
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The more savvy BGG'ers who are in L.A. don't run the Math Trades, and the L.A. gamers who run the Math Trades are crap at promoting them.
It was advertised in a couple of the Yahoo Groups (you should sign up to at least one of them, Ralph), but not here. Go figure.
Math Trade for Strategicon's GAMEX 2010 attendees
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E.R. Burgess
United States
Glendora
California
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Yeah, I should have noted it. Burt was nice enough to run it but didn't post in the forums.
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J.L. Robert
United States
Sherman Oaks
California
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Sorry if I seemed a bit harsh. But despite the relative success of the last Strategicon MT, the turnout seemed rather light.
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Ralph T
United States
Signal Hill
California
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I'm on a number of yahoo groups, but only getting notices for special events, and I didn't see one.
I'm not sure I'll attend this Gamex, none of the events or tournaments caught my eye.
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Randolph Bookman
United States
Los Angeles
California
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Well I'm interested in participating.
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Kevin Pimentel
United States
Los Angeles
California
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The "Filler Friday" seems intriguing.
ralpher wrote: I'm on a number of yahoo groups, but only getting notices for special events, and I didn't see one.
I'm not sure I'll attend this Gamex, none of the events or tournaments caught my eye.
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Ralph T
United States
Signal Hill
California
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kemap wrote: The "Filler Friday" seems intriguing. ralpher wrote: I'm on a number of yahoo groups, but only getting notices for special events, and I didn't see one.
I'm not sure I'll attend this Gamex, none of the events or tournaments caught my eye.
I don't think I would play any of those games at the convention unless it was a tournament, and unfortunately they are scheduled in a reverse order of desirability.
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Kevin Pimentel
United States
Los Angeles
California
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I heard that they are giving away games as 1st prize for Filler Friday games, and that you can win games like Ligretto and Fredericus.
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Eddie H
United States
Los Angeles
California
Sorry about that, Chief
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J.L.Robert wrote: The more savvy BGG'ers who are in L.A. don't run the Math Trades, and the L.A. gamers who run the Math Trades are crap at promoting them. Yeah, with incentive like this, why wouldn't anyone want to run a SoCal Math Trade?
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Ralph T
United States
Signal Hill
California
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ekh_86 wrote: J.L.Robert wrote: The more savvy BGG'ers who are in L.A. don't run the Math Trades, and the L.A. gamers who run the Math Trades are crap at promoting them. Yeah, with incentive like this, why wouldn't anyone want to run a SoCal Math Trade?
I think you implicitly fell in the former category rather than the latter (since you are a savvy BGGer).
Well, looks like the trade results are in. 10 out of 152 gamse traded. No want lists posted so we can't see who did and didn't post and what other trades could be made.
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J.L. Robert
United States
Sherman Oaks
California
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ekh_86 wrote: J.L.Robert wrote: The more savvy BGG'ers who are in L.A. don't run the Math Trades, and the L.A. gamers who run the Math Trades are crap at promoting them. Yeah, with incentive like this, why wouldn't anyone want to run a SoCal Math Trade?
Sorry, Eddie. I just call 'em like I see 'em.
FWIW, I thought your math trades were among the best-run for us locals.
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