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#1 User is offline   ramanan 

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Posted 2012-October-30, 15:25

Hi, im looking for a juniors partner who is playing sayc. im willing to play at a time that is convenient for them.
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Posted 2012-October-30, 17:02

I meet this description, although I prefer to play 2/1. But you have not said much about what you expect from the partner you are searching for.
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Posted 2012-November-05, 06:04

well im happy to have any partner at this rate, since its hard for me to find a partner. I am more than happy to learn 2/1 if it suits you. Can i add you on bbo? what is your username? mine is "ramanan".
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Posted 2012-November-07, 03:43

Yes, you are welcome to add me. I live in Sweden so am typically not around late in the US. We can play whatever system you feel comfortable with, just good when looking for a partner to mention a little more. :)
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