Moorgate
Nice one - I too would've rep'd you but have to spread it around a bit more.Originally Posted by Sparkles
Personally, I don't have a problem with Norringtons, provided they're played according to Naismith's convention, but just so long as we don't get bogged down in any of that South East nonsense, which just serves to interrupt the free spirit of the game. Of course, now that Oyster Cards are capped at the cheapest daily rate for the zones used, using the outer reaches shouldn't be a problem, henceOriginally Posted by Clive Long
Chalfont & Latimer
Moorgate
Great Portland Street
btw, I do know I could have won on that last move, but I want to see how good you guys really are - so far I'm not so impressed, hiding behind Norringtons and eliptical maneuvers
S. x
Hammersmith.... for a dance!
Barking
Surely for you it must beOriginally Posted by Sheepman
Baa king
Bermondsey
The lady who said, only yesterday, "I wish I understood this!". One day's reading and suddenly she's an expert?Originally Posted by SheepmanVery true - Clive cannot make a winning move in under 4 (not 3) moves, but that doesn't stop anyone else.Originally Posted by Sheepman
So my play was in fact legal - but I won't spoil your fun by interrupting...
I can invoke Crabbit's Law here and so bypass all 3 diagonals:Originally Posted by Rhythm King
Ludgate Circus
FOUL!Originally Posted by Stuart
If you use Crabbit's then you must play Chancery Lane, or St Pauls
Get thee hence to the sin bin!
He was invoking Crabbit's Law. It's up to subsequent players whether or not they want to use it.Originally Posted by Rhythm King
His play was legal: deal with it!! RK, I get the feeling you've never played this before. You are familiar with the rules, yes?!?!?!!?
It most certainly was not legal and at least some of us play with a 1952 edition Collins, like one is supposed to. Go to Waverley, do not pass go and read your Stovold while you're at it!Originally Posted by Ceroc Jock
In that case I think I can continue from Bermondsey? If so, then Stratford
Well at least someone knows what they're doing...Originally Posted by Graham
I don't recall Saying Sparkles was an expert, just a beginner who made a very worthy move!Originally Posted by El Salsero Gringo
But not with approaches from the South being invalid!!Originally Posted by El Salsero Gringo
Greg
Right, that does it - time for some Humberton-Snarf. Using the Vauxhall Ventral Verification, I play
Hanger Lane
Hanger Lane Gyratory station. That's a pretty daring move, but not a winning one. Has a lot of potential, though. Since you've opened play below the diagonal I'll go with Pudding Mill Lane
I'll apply a quick forkOriginally Posted by philsmove
Railway Cuttings, East Cheam
Using Hancock’s rule 23 double loop throwback
Algate East
That should get you thinking.
Pall Mall
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