Results for the Main Tournament event on March 24, 2024
| Pos | Player | Rank | Rating | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Adam Williams GA | 989 | 1719.00 | 12.73 |
| 2 | Jacob Gragg | 1428 | 1459.85 | 7.77 |
| 3 | Chris Compton | 1095 | 1632.69 | 5.51 |
| 4 | Tommy Vernieri | 378 | 1694.58 | 4.03 |
| 5 | Dillon McFarland | 3055 | 1478.02 | 2.99 |
| 5 | Jake Michael | 8930 | 1277.64 | 2.99 |
| 7 | Erich Renken | 4682 | 1411.93 | 1.74 |
| 7 | Alex Crider | 3413 | 1480.88 | 1.74 |
| 9 | Zac Till | 4181 | 1414.61 | 1.13 |
| 11 | Curtis Allen | 25045 | 1145.62 | 0.85 |
| 11 | Cat McFarland | 5360 | 1417.43 | 0.85 |
| 11 | Timothy Ensor | 4902 | 1294.67 | 0.85 |
| 14 | Michael Glidewell | 6370 | 1322.47 | 0.68 |
| 14 | Andy Kastelik | 4875 | 1378.75 | 0.68 |
| 14 | Charlie Gehring | 3353 | 1332.72 | 0.68 |
| 14 | Tina Park | 6236 | 1257.54 | 0.68 |
| 17 | Brandon Ware | 13703 | 1221.22 | 0.55 |
| 18 | Tim Raulerson | 8431 | 1229.34 | 0.50 |
| 19 | Brittany Glidewell | 7442 | 1373.19 | 0.45 |
| 19 | Harold VanPatten | 823 | 1551.87 | 0.45 |
| 22 | Adam Citroni | 13744 | 1424.51 | 0.32 |
| 22 | John Schlarb | 4194 | 1424.59 | 0.32 |
| 22 | Charlie Gehlhaus | 2275 | 1508.22 | 0.32 |
| 25 | Tucker Godek | 5051 | 1403.39 | 0.18 |
| 25 | Nick Wigley | 5575 | 1266.82 | 0.18 |
| 25 | Michael Woods | 25491 | 1071.49 | 0.18 |
| 25 | Chris Fest | 3434 | 1295.77 | 0.18 |
| 28 | Bo Bohannon | 17878 | 1162.27 | 0.05 |
Location
Format Details
| Event Name : | Main Tournament |
| Qualifying Format : | Matchplay Qualifying |
| Finals Format : | Max Match Play |
| Player Limit : | Unknown |
| Unlimited Qualifying? : | No |
Tournament Overview
Tournament Date: March 24, 2024
Monthly weekend pinball tournament at My Parents' Basement!
Format is similar to last month with just a few adjustments.
Entry fee: $5 plus dollars for games
Register from 11:30-11:55 am
First round starts at 12:00 pm noon
Everyone plays at least 7 games.
Qualifying typically ends around 3:30 pm.
Players in finals will typically finish by 6 pm.
Qualifying is group match play for 6 or 7 rounds.
Top 9 players advance to finals (plus players tied for 9th).
Finals is Roundless Round Robin.
Finals player order is based on qualifying position.
Tiebreaker for first place if needed after the round robin (based on match points irrespective of head-to-head results).
Top 4 and players tied for 4th advance to finals after round 6. The rest of the top 9 and players tied for 9th advance to finals after round 7.
That's everything you need to know but there are more nitty gritty specific details below.
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**Details**
Summary of changes from February:
- No longer doing a Grand Final top 4; only doing a first-place tiebreaker if needed.
- Changed to R6: top 4 advance; R7: top 9 advance (vs last month's R6: top 2 advance; R7: top 4 advance, R8: top 8 advance).
- Qualifying results now determines player order in the round robin.
*Qualifying - Group Match Play*
Group Match Play
7/5/3/1 match points for 1st/2nd/3rd/4th in 4-player groups
(or 7/4/1 in a 3-player group)
Balanced pairings and arenas.
After round 6 we will start a Roundless Round Robin Finals (aka Max Match Play). The top 4 players will be deactivated in the qualifying tournament and will be added to the finals tournament. If additional players are tied for 4th, they will also advance to the finals at this time. We will use "Adjust Points" to ensure these finals players remain at the top of the qualifying standings despite not playing in the subsequent qualifying round.
After round 7 we will grow the size of the Round Robin Finals to be a total of 9 players. Again tied players will also advance. If the "tied players advance rule" would cause more than 50% of the players to advance to the finals, then instead we'll do a full game tiebreaker and will only advance enough players to fill up the finals with 50% of the qualifying players.
Example 1: If there's a three-way tie for 4th place after round 6 then1st-6th place start the finals and skip round 7; after round 7 then the players who are 7th - 9th in the standings will join the finals.
Example 2: If there's a two-way tie for 9th place after round 7, then the top 10 players will all be part of the finals.
Example 3: If there are a total of 21 players in qualifying and there's a three-way tie for 9th place after round 7, then the players tied for 9th will play a tiebreaker game and only the top two finishers from that tiebreaker will advance to finals.
Match points earned during all 7 rounds will be used for the standings of players who don't make it to the Finals.
*Finals - Roundless Round Robin*
Roundles Round Robin
Arena selection using balanced setting (i.e. selected randomly avoidng repeats)
Player order: The player with the better qualifying position will play second. If the two players were tied in qualifying then they will play in a random order.
Each player who makes it to the Finals will play a head-to-head match vs each other player in the Finals. These matches will start up concurrent with Round 7 of qualifying.
New matches will be started as soon as a new pairing is possible using the Max Match Play / Roundless Round Robin software.
We hope all players stay through the end of their Phase 2 matches. If someone leaves before completing half of their Phase 2 matches their phase 2 results will be deleted and they'll have a final placement at the bottom of the Phase 2 standings. Players who won vs them in phase 2 will have their score reduced by one win as the match is deleted. If a player leaves after completing at least half of their matches, then their completed matches will still count, their subsequent pairings will be awarded as a win for their opponent, and their final standing will be based on the points they earned before leaving.
If players are tied for match points at the end of the round robin then they will be tied in the final standings (regardless of the head-to-head results among tied players). For 1st place, if players are tied they will play a tiebreaker game.
For the 1st place tiebreaker game, if one player was undefeated in the round robin vs tied players then they will get to choose the game and their position. Example: A defeated B and C; B defeated C; Player A chooses game and position, then Player B chooses among the remining positions. If each player in the tiebreaker has at least one loss to another player in the tiebreaker then each player will get to remove one game from the available machines before the machine and positions are determined randomly. Example: A defeated B; B defeated C; C defeated A; each player gets a veto.
TGP Guestimate: 80% TGP = 4% x (6 x 2 + 8)
Format is similar to last month with just a few adjustments.
Entry fee: $5 plus dollars for games
Register from 11:30-11:55 am
First round starts at 12:00 pm noon
Everyone plays at least 7 games.
Qualifying typically ends around 3:30 pm.
Players in finals will typically finish by 6 pm.
Qualifying is group match play for 6 or 7 rounds.
Top 9 players advance to finals (plus players tied for 9th).
Finals is Roundless Round Robin.
Finals player order is based on qualifying position.
Tiebreaker for first place if needed after the round robin (based on match points irrespective of head-to-head results).
Top 4 and players tied for 4th advance to finals after round 6. The rest of the top 9 and players tied for 9th advance to finals after round 7.
That's everything you need to know but there are more nitty gritty specific details below.
---------
**Details**
Summary of changes from February:
- No longer doing a Grand Final top 4; only doing a first-place tiebreaker if needed.
- Changed to R6: top 4 advance; R7: top 9 advance (vs last month's R6: top 2 advance; R7: top 4 advance, R8: top 8 advance).
- Qualifying results now determines player order in the round robin.
*Qualifying - Group Match Play*
Group Match Play
7/5/3/1 match points for 1st/2nd/3rd/4th in 4-player groups
(or 7/4/1 in a 3-player group)
Balanced pairings and arenas.
After round 6 we will start a Roundless Round Robin Finals (aka Max Match Play). The top 4 players will be deactivated in the qualifying tournament and will be added to the finals tournament. If additional players are tied for 4th, they will also advance to the finals at this time. We will use "Adjust Points" to ensure these finals players remain at the top of the qualifying standings despite not playing in the subsequent qualifying round.
After round 7 we will grow the size of the Round Robin Finals to be a total of 9 players. Again tied players will also advance. If the "tied players advance rule" would cause more than 50% of the players to advance to the finals, then instead we'll do a full game tiebreaker and will only advance enough players to fill up the finals with 50% of the qualifying players.
Example 1: If there's a three-way tie for 4th place after round 6 then1st-6th place start the finals and skip round 7; after round 7 then the players who are 7th - 9th in the standings will join the finals.
Example 2: If there's a two-way tie for 9th place after round 7, then the top 10 players will all be part of the finals.
Example 3: If there are a total of 21 players in qualifying and there's a three-way tie for 9th place after round 7, then the players tied for 9th will play a tiebreaker game and only the top two finishers from that tiebreaker will advance to finals.
Match points earned during all 7 rounds will be used for the standings of players who don't make it to the Finals.
*Finals - Roundless Round Robin*
Roundles Round Robin
Arena selection using balanced setting (i.e. selected randomly avoidng repeats)
Player order: The player with the better qualifying position will play second. If the two players were tied in qualifying then they will play in a random order.
Each player who makes it to the Finals will play a head-to-head match vs each other player in the Finals. These matches will start up concurrent with Round 7 of qualifying.
New matches will be started as soon as a new pairing is possible using the Max Match Play / Roundless Round Robin software.
We hope all players stay through the end of their Phase 2 matches. If someone leaves before completing half of their Phase 2 matches their phase 2 results will be deleted and they'll have a final placement at the bottom of the Phase 2 standings. Players who won vs them in phase 2 will have their score reduced by one win as the match is deleted. If a player leaves after completing at least half of their matches, then their completed matches will still count, their subsequent pairings will be awarded as a win for their opponent, and their final standing will be based on the points they earned before leaving.
If players are tied for match points at the end of the round robin then they will be tied in the final standings (regardless of the head-to-head results among tied players). For 1st place, if players are tied they will play a tiebreaker game.
For the 1st place tiebreaker game, if one player was undefeated in the round robin vs tied players then they will get to choose the game and their position. Example: A defeated B and C; B defeated C; Player A chooses game and position, then Player B chooses among the remining positions. If each player in the tiebreaker has at least one loss to another player in the tiebreaker then each player will get to remove one game from the available machines before the machine and positions are determined randomly. Example: A defeated B; B defeated C; C defeated A; each player gets a veto.
TGP Guestimate: 80% TGP = 4% x (6 x 2 + 8)
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