You program out QB1?!?! Egads!!

BO

Just the 1:00 clock game, eastern. And with management permission.

I leave everything else, including the Pick 'em Challenge, in place.

If someone wanted to play QB1, I would leave it in. As I've stated in another post, nobody has finished a QB1 game in the 4 years I've been at my site.

Oh I know, just thought it was a perfect opportunity to use your catchphrase against you.

To answer your initial question, the majority of sites have nobody with the ability to program different games. Thankfully, I can program any site out there. When I was traveling this came in extremely handy.

BO

I was just wondering how many of y'all know your site's password to change out of games (like I do for the early QB1 game on Sunday) or any other games.

Unfortunately, the widespread sharing of varying passwords is somewhat troubling, insofar as traveling players will come in and turn off games occasionally. A few weeks ago I heard, "Well, no one wants to play that!" in regards to a game that was programmed out, when, in fact, the entire bar played it the week before. Fortunately, the person put it back after I bitched.

Unfortunately, the widespread sharing of varying passwords is somewhat troubling, insofar as traveling players will come in and turn off games occasionally. A few weeks ago I heard, "Well, no one wants to play that!" in regards to a game that was programmed out, when, in fact, the entire bar played it the week before. Fortunately, the person put it back after I bitched.

or, back in the day, (earmuffs, BUD) RaceDay.

I would never change it if there was someone who wanted to play it.

I enjoyed playing the game when I played it in Winchester with a group of folks. It made watching the races more interesting, knowing that there would probably be a question or two about the previous week's event.

In fact, I programmed RaceDay INTO the schedule when I first moved back to WV, but if anyone happened to be playing trivia, they would switch to THe instead of playing RD.

As it is now, I would have to program it back into the schedule. And with the way Denny drove this year, I've had no interest in NASCAR...EGADS!!!

Unfortunately, the widespread sharing of varying passwords is somewhat troubling, insofar as traveling players will come in and turn off games occasionally. A few weeks ago I heard, "Well, no one wants to play that!" in regards to a game that was programmed out, when, in fact, the entire bar played it the week before. Fortunately, the person put it back after I bitched.