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Friday 12th September: David Steps on the Funky Gibbon Escalator!

October 15, 2007 David Hurley 1

Jaime was the starting Oya in the first game and opened the scoring by taking 12,000 points off David in the first hand and 13,000 off Noda in the second, however, those two players then took the next two hands and ended up in the black. The second game progressed [Read more…]

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