The Common Game is a valuable resource, as it provides results for up to 1000 tables (4000 players).
In our small club games, the matchpoint scores can be very different from the normed scores in the Common Game.
It is also an educational tool about your own club. For example, if you miss a slam in your game, where players
are conservative, you may suffer a smaller loss than where players are aggressive.
Comparing our Monday and Tuesday games here in Gainesville, I recommend avoiding all but the sure ones on Tuesday,
but being bolder on Monday. The Common Game results support this locally. The Common Game also has interesting hand analyses.
The more clubs that get on board, the better it will be for all of us.
Players can also contribute financially to the maintenance of the Common Game.
- Jon Shuster (5/24/15)
Thanks for all your work with the Common Game. It is such an amazing thing.
Not all our players take full advantage of what is offered there, but for those who do, it's priceless.
- Don Marsh - Club Owner, Emerald Bridge Club (6/6/15)
The help is amazing and I believe that more players will be attracted to play more and more when they can watch somebody like
Ms. Ginnnan, analyze, judge, play and criticize gently at the same time. Seeing somebody so advanced have doubts makes you more confident in your own play.
- Dr. Simone Scumpia - Player (1/21/16)