Pacific Pinball League

Tournament Information

Director :	Jon Olkowski
Location :	Alameda, CA
Country :	United States
Information :	Website

WPPR Snapshot

Ranking System :	Main
Ranking Strength :	0.25
Ratings Strength :	1.02
Base Value :	6
Rated Players :	12
Total (before TGP) :	7.27
TGP :	36.00%
Event Booster :	100%
Tour Value :	2.61

Calendar
Results
Related Events

Pos	Player	Rank	Rating	Points
1	John Briggs	12160	1791.40	2.61
2	Evan Ponchick	4020	1389.37	1.11
3	David Lee CA	761	1678.59	0.60
4	Roland Nadeau	2950	1534.23	0.36
5	David Ortega	3580	1434.65	0.26
5	Conrad Seeto	28667	Not Rated	0.26
7	Sean Reynolds	28667	Not Rated	0.20
8	Peter Soriano	2570	1344.18	0.19
8	Jon Olkowski	1134	1407.36	0.19
11	Garrett Phillips	28667	Not Rated	0.16
11	Derrick Seeto	28667	Not Rated	0.16
11	John Cena	4067	1288.08	0.16
13	Bill Buranich	28667	Not Rated	0.14
13	Michael Harris NY	30991	1197.00	0.14
15	Stacey Miller	12469	1238.18	0.12
16	Michael Schiess	11708	1396.51	0.10
17	Mary Raymond	28667	Not Rated	0.09
18	Steve Morales	28667	Not Rated	0.08
19	Albert Kong	28667	Not Rated	0.07
20	Martin Johnson	6868	1391.88	0.06
21	Josh Lehan	402	1560.66	0.05
22	Phil Hellsten	2214	1523.63	0.04
23	Dale Collins	28667	Not Rated	0.03
24	Kevin Lewis CA	15276	1086.12	0.02
25	Joseph Perry	3929	1446.44	0.01

Location

Alameda, CA , United States

Format Details

Event Name :	League
Qualifying Format :
Finals Format :	Unknown
Player Limit :	Unknown
Unlimited Qualifying? :	No

Tournament Overview

Start Date: June 14, 2017
End Date: July 26, 2017

The Pacific Pinball League is a fun, competitive league for everyone. All skill levels are welcome, even first-timers. We explain all the rules so don’t worry if you’ve never done anything like this before. Just come ready to meet new people and have a great time.

The league meets Wednesday nights at the Pacific Pinball Museum in Alameda, CA.

How’s It Work?: Each league night players compete head-to-head or in groups in Match Play, Pin Golf or another format. A player can earn up to 16 points per evening. For example, in match play, a player would be placed in a group of four and play four Rounds. First place in a Round would earn 4 points, 2nd place would earn 3 points, and so on.

Your ranking is based on your total score. Also, players with the better attendance records will get first choice of game or player order in formats where the option is available.