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    Don Schlesinger
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    Don Schlesinger: Re: curiouser and curiouser

    > Re-running the indices in question has really gotten
    > my attention:

    > The most obvious error re: 8-8 is bizarre as it is
    > clear that the index is a "+" number not a
    > negative one.

    > A-7 vs. Ace cannot be +17. That is just plain silly.

    That's not what you wrote the first time. Clearly, you're doing something wrong. Afraid I can't help you.

    > 2D S17 No DAS:

    > 88 vs 10 = -15

    Makes no sense.

    > A7 vs A = 0

    That seems correct.

    > A7 vs 2 = +4
    > A4 vs 5 = -6

    These are Hi-Opt II indices, so I can't pass judgment on all of them.

    > 2D H17 DAS:

    > 88 vs 10 = always split

    Clearly silly.

    > A7 vs A = +17

    You're doing something wrong. Why not write to Karel: [email protected]

    Don

  2. #2
    FLASH
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    FLASH: Re: curiouser and curiouser

    Thanx Don. I shall do so.

  3. #3
    FLASH
    Guest

    FLASH: Don ...

    You wrote above:

    "That's not what you wrote the first time. Afraid I can't help you"

    Don, the first line states that I have RE-RUN S B A

  4. #4
    Don Schlesinger
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    Don Schlesinger: Re: Don ...

    > You wrote above:

    > "That's not what you wrote the first time. Afraid
    > I can't help you"

    > Don, the first line states that I have RE-RUN S B A

    Yes, I realize that. My point is that the first number for that play made sense. Then, you reran it, and it made no snese at all; so my conclusion is that you must have done something wrong.

    Don

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