What is the rotation information like?
 

	2-table progression		My 2-table rotation is a PERFECT rotation, which means that over seven rounds of card play, each player always has a different PARTNER for each rotation, and each player meets each other player as an opponent exactly twice -- no more and no less.
	3-table progression		My 3-table rotation is a COMPLETE rotation which means that over eleven rounds of card play, each player is PARTNERED with each other player once.  Each player also plays against most but not all of the other players.
	4-table progression		My rotation for four tables goes for ten rounds of card play.  Within these ten rounds, every player has ten different partners, ten players meet all other 15 players as opponents, and six players meet 14 different opponents.  A complete 4-table rotation would actually be 15 rounds, so my 4-table rotation is a PARTIAL rotation.
	5-table progression		My rotation for five tables goes for nine rounds of card play.  Within these nine rounds, every player has nine different partners, and most players meet all other 19 players as opponents.  A complete 5-table rotation would actually be 19 rounds, so my 5-table rotation is a PARTIAL rotation.
	6-table progression		My rotation for six tables goes for twelve rounds of card play.  Within these twelve rounds, every player has twelve different partners, and meet all other 23 players as opponents.  A complete 6-table rotation would actually be 19 rounds, so my 6-table rotation is a PARTIAL rotation.
I developed all of these rotations myself. They are not copied from any other sources. Each set of rotation information is copyrighted.