Award Winning Equate Play Equate via E-Mail

You can now play EQUATE via e-mail with other EQUATE enthusiasts around the world. Nathaniel Hekman has created Equate-Master, an electronic Grand-Master, or Proctor, for EQUATE (Nathaniel is also the developer of Scrabble-Master for Scrabble players). It allows any number of players to play a distributed game of Equate via e-mail, by acting as an independent third party whose role is simply to hand out tiles as needed.

For complete information about how it works, visit the Equate-Master web site.

Player Registry

The following registry contains the names of people interested in playing EQUATE via e-mail. E-mail someone on the list and challenge them to a game. Enter your name in the Player Registry so others can find you.

 
Level/Player City State Country

Advanced Level Players
Dan AllenDallasPennsylvaniaUnited States
Charles BeaversPetalumaCaliforniaUnited States
Mary Kay BeaversSan FranciscoCaliforniaUnited States
Eduardo Cabello JRmanilaDelawareUnited States
winny chanmontrealQuebecCanada
Eugene FoxDetroitArizonaAntigua Barbuda
Arthiss KlieverDallasTexasUnited States
Barbara Hintze MillerPhoenixArizonaUnited States
Huy NguyenOceansideCaliforniaUnited States
Cynthia PiontkowskiSan FranciscoCaliforniaUnited States
Mike ReinersSt. PaulMinnesotaUnited States
Janelle RodriquesLondonYukonUnited Kingdom
NAYELY ZAVALA GONZALEZMEXICO FloridaMexico

Intermediate Level Players
eric acaincebuAmerican SamoaAustralia
adesanoye adewalesurulereAlabamaNigeria
Dan AllenLevittownPennsylvaniaUnited States
Dan AllendallasPennsylvaniaUnited States
Dr. B ApplebyOaklandCaliforniaUnited States
Mary BenbowStoeksdaleNorth CarolinaUnited States
T. BrothersBoazAlabamaUnited States
Matt BrownShelbyNorth CarolinaUnited States
Matt BrownShelbyNorth CarolinaUnited States
Joseph BuckleyBoazAlabamaUnited States
alen famadordavaoNew YorkPhilippines
Shelley FloydIndianaPennsylvaniaUnited States
Clemma JacobsenSeattleWashingtonUnited States
Paricia KellyPahokeeFloridaUnited States
pam lippytaneytownMarylandUnited States
Kiko LuVancouverBritish ColumbiaCanada
Jenny McArthurBozemanMontanaUnited States
Alex NgDaly cityCaliforniaUnited States
Sherry OlivaresKatyTexasUnited States
Matt RachockiSaegertownPennsylvaniaUnited States
Terry RichwhitefishMontanaUnited States
Ginger RileyPetalumaCaliforniaUnited States
Cristina Sánchez OsorioVALLADOLIDAlabamaMexico
Lydia TeoBandar Seri BegawanBritish ColumbiaBrunei
Linda UngSan FranciscoCaliforniaUnited States

Beginner Level Players
Jojo AChicagoIllinoisUnited States
Kim AdamsNew Hyde ParkNew YorkUnited States
dianne mae agramanilaCaliforniaPhilippines
eyueal alemusilver springMarylandUnited States
ana alvarezNational CityCaliforniaUnited States
liliana arizmendimexicoNew MexicoMexico
Merly BahilloManilaAlbertaPhilippines
Timothy BrelsfordMilfordConnecticutUnited States
BIBIAN BUALATCEBU CITYCaliforniaPhilippines
PANCRACIO D. JR. BUALATparanaqueArmed Forces AmericaPhilippines
Pancracio Jr. BualatparanaqueNew YorkPhilippines
Pancracio Jr. BualatparanaqueNew YorkPhilippines
N COttawaOntarioCanada
James CharlesboltimoreMarylandUnited States
Michelle Chensan diegoCaliforniaUnited States
Will CornelisonAlexandriaVirginiaUnited States
james coxnixaMissouriUnited States
Madeline Amor DecenaRizal cityMassachusettsPhilippines
Marlene Del DucaLeague CityTexasUnited States
Alemu Eyukelsilver springMarylandUnited States
elizabeth fabianmexicoNew MexicoMexico
Hirsh GCollege ParkMarylandUnited States
Kelly GaressHoumaLouisianaUnited States
Dwan GoldenDetroitMichiganUnited States
Tanya GrewalLa MesaCaliforniaUnited States
marco jaimeagsAlabamaMexico
nicole jaubert-lebamofffort wayneIndianaUnited States
Charita JohnsondetroitMichiganUnited States
Julia JohnsonsLondonOntarioCanada
Susie JonesJersey CityNew JerseyUnited States
Barb KevilSpringTexasUnited States
Michelle KevilNorth Richland HillsTexasUnited States
Ariana LanchesterBreaCaliforniaUnited States
Denise LeeBerkeleyCaliforniaUnited States
Krystal MandoryOttawaOntarioCanada
Bette McArthurHoustonTexasUnited States
Roselle Marie MercadoManilaNew YorkPhilippines
Kamalika MukherjeeKolkataAlabamaIndia
Sacha MullerSeattleWashingtonUnited States
sandi nineeurekaCaliforniaUnited States
wAzRdHlivnOJS OslkzGQrNHtnclYEPVsYHyliGovwOntarioMexico
Oliver PalmaMetepecNew MexicoMexico
Kenny RaglandSuitlandMarylandUnited States
Lauren RittingPlymouth MeetingPennsylvaniaUnited States
gerardo romeromaderoTexasMexico
gimpel rozenmutervarsoviaAlaskaPoland
C RussellSt. CharlesMissouriUnited States
Janet RussellThe WoodlandsTexasUnited States
Josh SchanamanKingmanArizonaUnited States
Audrey SmithAtlantaGeorgiaUnited States
joe spazzsaginawMichiganUnited States
Brian StivalaGziraNew BrunswickMalta
Brian ThaiChula vistaCaliforniaUnited States
Carl ThomabrooklynNew YorkUnited States
Carla TricheDallasTexasUnited States
linda ungsan franciscoCaliforniaUnited States
Test UserDecaturGeorgiaUnited States
Naredi vikasIndoreNevadaBritish Virgin Islands
Pete WPortsmouthNew HampshireUnited States
Tammy WGKentuckyUnited States
bridget whelanhamiltonAlabamaNew Zealand
Haskel WilliamsonOdessaTexasUnited States
Jennifer WilliamsonOdessaTexasUnited States
Dana WinsleyGanadoArizonaUnited States
Allison YawnEvansGeorgiaUnited States
C ZinterSt. CharlesMissouriUnited States

To make changes to your listing in the Players Registry or to delete your name entirely, please send an e-mail message to info@playequate.com. 

How To Determine Your Ability Level

The following is a general guideline of how to rate your own ability level.

Beginner Level
  • Your equations are usually 3 to 6 tiles long.
  • You have trouble playing with the fractions.
  • Your play is usually worth less than 40 points

Intermediate Level

  • Your equations are usually more than 6 tiles long.
  • You have trouble making lengthy equations that contain fractions.
  • Your play is usually worth more than 40 points.

Advanced Level

  • You sometimes use all your tiles in one turn.
  • You're comfortable with fractions and with the rules for the order to operate.
  • Your play is often worth more than 100 points.
 

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