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Murray Wenzel

JackJumpers play cards they're dealt on road in NBL

Tyger Campbell says he's growing used to the JackJumpers' system in their road-heavy season start. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS)

The Tasmania JackJumpers' defensive system, and modified version of card game UNO, remain works in progress for import guard Tyger Campbell.

But the American is getting the hang of both after four-straight away games and is happy to be home, albeit briefly, ahead of hosting the Sydney Kings on Wednesday.

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