Talk:Average and over
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- Some previous discussion of a related article can be found at Talk:Average and over (hands lost).
This article was created by combining two articles: Average and Over (Runs) and Average and Over (Hands Lost). Both were very short articles with much duplicated material. Lou Sander 21:19, 20 July 2006 (UTC)
