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[SCTransplant]

What hasn't been said about bid matching, by hand or by computer, is that the PNM's first choice is the driver. In the olden days, the women's cards were alphabetized. Amy Adams name is called and her #1 is announced. The representative from her #1 checks her first bid list and if Amy Adams is on it, the rep calls Match. If Amy isn't on the first bid list, her card is held until all cards are read, matched or not. Then the process begins again until all possible matches are made. The computer system operates the same way, it's just invisible and the reps aren't there watching.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by SCTransplant

What hasn't been said about bid matching, by hand or by computer, is that the PNM's first choice is the driver. In the olden days, the women's cards were alphabetized. Amy Adams name is called and her #1 is announced. The representative from her #1 checks her first bid list and if Amy Adams is on it, the rep calls Match.

This made me laugh, because it sounds like playing Battleship.