Main Street Amusements Monthly Tournament Series 2018

Tournament Information

Director :	Tommy Skinner
Location :	Lafayette, IN
Country :	United States
Information :	Website

WPPR Snapshot

Ranking System :	Main
Ranking Strength :	0.17
Ratings Strength :	1.27
Base Value :	8.5
Rated Players :	17
Total (before TGP) :	9.94
TGP :	60.00%
Event Booster :	100%
Tour Value :	5.97

Calendar
Results
Related Events

Pos	Player	Rank	Rating	Points
1	Tom Vandenberg	1561	1544.09	5.97
2	Michael Alexander IN	11896	1278.42	3.07
3	Daniel Isaacson	4508	1358.71	1.92
4	Mike Burgess	1803	1437.83	1.23
5	Tommy Skinner	598	1640.73	0.83
6	Dan St. John	2944	1501.62	0.58
7	Nathan Webster	6918	1281.23	0.44
8	Trisha Burgess	5035	1248.17	0.36
9	Kim Coghill	5187	1486.11	0.32
10	John Hawxby	7309	1194.77	0.28
11	Danielle Alexander	10771	1245.10	0.25
11	Jason Brewster	7037	1386.68	0.25
13	Keith Alyea	2649	1525.23	0.18
14	Matt Peace	726	1686.03	0.14
15	Craig Farner	2856	1432.71	0.11
16	Ryan Hockemeyer	10405	1372.08	0.07
17	Ryan Donohue	7164	1385.84	0.04

Location

642 Main St, Lafayette, IN 47901

Format Details

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

Tournament Overview

Tournament Date: July 17, 2018

On the Third Tuesday of each month, Main Street Amusements will host a tournament. The Tournament starts at 7:30PM sharp. These tournaments are separate from the league–players of all ages and skill levels are welcome to play.

The tournament is run through Match Play Events. During the first hour, you are paired with a random player, on a random classics game (solid state or EM, no DMD games). After all players have finished their games, the next round will start matching you with a new player in a new game. There is a $5 entry fee to play in the tournament all $5 goes into the prize pool. Coin drop is still required for all games at the arcade during tournament play. After the one hour of qualifying, players are put into a group of 4, and they will play 3 games with that group scoring 3,2,1,0 points for each game. All games are eligible to be chosen during finals. The winner from each group claims the prize of $20, or less if there is a group that doesn’t have 4 players. Essentially everyone now has a chance to win prize money at the tournament every month instead of just the top 4 finishers. This format should be more inclusive and fair, and ideally more fun for everyone.