Looking for players in Bradenton Florida

Can’t quite come out to Columbus to play you (I live about 9 hours away, in Northeast PA).

But, as I’ve posted in a few other threads, there’s an Axis and Allies (Revised Edition) tournament coming up near Pittsburgh in July (21-22) of this year. Last year we had about 16 people turn up so you’ll have plenty of players to have a game with.

Thread Link: https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=41731.0
Website Link: http://www.boardgamers.org/

Let me know if you want more details and I can re-post them from the other thread ASAP. If you’re willing to make the drive to Pittsburgh it’d be great to have you.

Would anyone over 21 like to get a pony craft keg or some bevs for a game in old pearl denver… Please reply w ypur number… Can play fri night sat or sunday this weekend jan 24

i’m lookin for an experienced player that wantsto play PBEM.i am not in school right now so could pretty much play whenever.my email is rsuttles58@aol.com.we could also communicate through AOL instant messanger.anyone interested.looking for experienced player since this will be my first game.thanks

@john8898

Baltimore here. You?

Not location-specific, but I’m just hoping to get in touch with anyone who owns or has play-experience with this game. I own a copy myself, and am just looking for anyone knowledgeable, who would like to discuss strategies for the game – and possibly play in some electronic format or another. 🙂

The official site has long since gone offline, but a bit of info still exists here:
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgameexpansion/6441/east-west-global-war-1948

I have a small group of friends in Mountian Home, ID that get together and play, but a few of them are moving away so we may be short on players pretty soon.  Are there any A&A groups in Idaho?

I have an experimental A&A online variant that uses a simultaneous play style inspired by the game Diplomacy.  I am looking for players to help me play-test it and provide feedback.  I intend to play it in a play-by-mail style, with each player keeping a personal board handy using miniatures.  The online game keeps track of all the game state, including unit positions and movements, so using a board at all is optional.  The user interface includes a crude map with units displayed.  I intend to make a more sophisticated interactive interface, but I need some real play-testing to know where to go with that.  If you are interested, please read the docs here:

coyotebones.org/concurrent_AA/docs

if you are ready to try a game, send me a message at:

concurrent-aa-play-request@coyotebones.org

include a nickname to register on the system in your message.  I will use your email address for the system login, but only your nickname will be visible to the players.

I now have The War Room by Larry Harris. Looking to play this one as well. If you are in the Edmonton area, message me.