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Goulash button!

Poll: Goulash Button (9 member(s) have cast votes)

Should There be a Goulash Button if bidding ends at the 1 level

  1. Yes (2 votes [22.22%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 22.22%

  2. No (7 votes [77.78%] - View)

    Percentage of vote: 77.78%

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#1 User is offline   socool111 

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Posted 2012-September-07, 15:24

Goulash is always a ton of fun to play in non serious tournaments / games, i think it'd be fun to have it on bbo...whose with me? anyone?
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Posted 2012-September-07, 16:50

There are many (free) goulash tournaments available. Maybe you'd like a goulash room (as an alternate to the MBC) but please don't annoy the rest of us with this.
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Posted 2012-September-07, 17:00

hm oh i had no idea, my apolagies :)
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Posted 2012-September-08, 15:24

just hit the redeal button. if others at your table agree can skip the hand.
the old dont play onesies.
i personally think there is so play at the one level sometimes your down 2 for 200 when you could make something else for example
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Posted 2012-September-09, 13:07

In rubber bridge a popular tradition is to goulash the hand if it's passed out.

But it's not appropriate to do this in any form of duplicate -- the bidding may have been very different at other tables, and you should be compared with them. If the hand is goulashed, how would IMPs be calculated?

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