News from DreamQuest Software
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Congratulations Graduates. We've reached the end of the school semester, and we'd like to send out a great big congrats to all those graduating from school. As Father's Day rounds the corner, let's not forget all the proud fathers who have helped with their children's successes, too.
Be sure not to miss the much anticipated release of Championship Rummy Pro, now available. We've got a new game to put on your new toys so check it out.
It is time to celebrate and we'd like to celebrate with you! We've got the perfect Grads and Dads promotion waiting just for our newsletter readers.
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Grads & Dads Gift Sale
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Looking for that special something for Dad or your new graduate this year? Give them games! This month, purchase our DreamQuest Software Gift Certificate, good for any game, for just $15.99.

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They might get all the fun, but you get all the savings! These gift certificates can be used on any DreamQuest game for Windows, Mac, PocketPC, Windows Mobile, or Palm. Buy another gift certificate for yourself and meet them in on the DQZone.com. Whether they're at home and you're on the road, you can play your family and friends anywhere, anytime.
Act fast! This incredible offer isn't going to last long, and you've got a long summer ahead of you. Treat Dad, the Grad, or yourself to a gift certificate that's valid for any of our Championship Pro titles for only $14.99 (regular price $19.99)!
Championship Rummy Pro Final Release
Plunder your melds and run with this jewel
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A hearty thanks to all those who tested Championship Rummy Beta. We listened to your thoughts and concerns to make our newest game the best in Rummy card games available.
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If you like Championship Gin Pro, you'll enjoy the additional challenge Championship Rummy Pro offers. Race against all your favorite DreamQuest characters for the highest point melds. The more melds you accumulate the better, but beware getting caught with deadwood points!
Tired of your same old Rummy? Try one of our multiple variations like Kaluki, Michigan, or Reverse Rummy for a different Rummy challenge. It's your game, so go ahead and adjust the number of players, deck size, or even the card values. Change your profile picture and be recognized when you compete against friends and family in our Internet lobby at the DQzone.com .
Stunning graphics and fast, smooth gameplay will make you want to play for hours comfortably at your desktop or on your mobile device. Go ahead and enjoy the gorgeous weather while you play Championship Rummy Pro on your Pocket PC or Palm!
Get your free 10-game trial of Championship Rummy Pro at http://dqsoft.com/rummy.html or just buy it right now for just $19.99! 
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Rummy Tip of the Month - Quick Tips
In honor of our special Championship Rummy Pro release, we want to help YOU be expert Rummy players! We've got some hints and tips that we think will help you be star Rummy players!
1. Early in the game, try to save high value cards (like face cards and Aces) to meld. That way you can maximize your total points.
2. Meld or layoff early in the game only if you can pick up extra high value cards. These cards can be used for partial melds later in the game to maximize your total points.
3.Always look for layoffs after your opponents meld to increase your points (and minimize deadwood points). Look for these layoffs in either books or runs. For instance, you see a book consisting of the 10 of Hearts, 10 of Spades, and the 10 of Diamonds. You have the 10 of Clubs, and decide to layoff:
4. Avoid melding Aces low on a run because these melds are worth less.
5. Late in the game, try to discard your high value cards to minimize deadwood points you may get caught with.
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6. Pay attention to what cards are not being discarded (especially high value cards). You can surmise what your opponent's hand is based upon what melds have been played, and what cards have been discarded. Ideally you want wait to layoff your high value cards on the final card of the game so your opponent will not have the chance to pick it up.
Caution! This is a risky move because you may get caught with deadwood points, but if you keep a sharp eye on your opponent, you have a great chance to maximize your total score (and minimize their score).
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