Main Tournament Finals

Position	Player
1	Erik Thoren
2	Timothy Enders
2	David Daluga
4	Matt McCarty
5	Kassidy Milanowski
5	Mike Weyenberg
7	Tom Graf
8	Bret Derby
9	Gregory Hein
10	Peter Goeben
12	Bob Brisk
12	Jon Bruinooge
12	Mike Schlumpf
12	Sheldon Olson
15	Tom Menge
16	Rachel Ristow
17	Joe Reynolds
18	Eric Strangeway
19	Tom Schmidt
20	Nathan Zalewski

Main Tournament Qualify

POSITION	NAME	POINTS	TIES
1	Sheldon Olson	46 pts.	46:04.57
2	Kassidy Milanowski	46 pts.	46:04.56
3	Rachel Ristow	44 pts.	44:04.63
4	Erik Thoren	44 pts.	44:04.61
5	Tom Menge	42 pts.	42:04.84
6	Matt McCarty	42 pts.	42:04.53
7	Gregory Hein	40 pts.	40:04.55
8	Bob Brisk	40 pts.	40:04.49
9	Mike Weyenberg	40 pts.	40:04.40
10	Jon Bruinooge	40 pts.	40:04.10
11	Tom Graf	40 pts.	40:04:00
12	Mike Schlumpf	40 pts.	40:03.60
13	Bret Derby	38 pts.	38:05.01
14	Timothy Enders	38 pts.	38:04.95
15	Tom Schmidt	38 pts.	38:04.45
16	Nathan Zalewski	38 pts.	38:04.41
17	Eric Strangeway	38 pts.	38:04.32
18	Joe Reynolds	38 pts.	38:04.20
19	Peter Goeben	38 pts.	38:04.15
20	David Daluga	38 pts.	38:03.61
21	Kris Koehler	36 pts.	36:04.16
22	Drew Geigel	36 pts.	36:04.15
23	Andy Van Schyndle	36 pts.	36:04.02
24	Joe DeCleene	36 pts.	36:03.88
25	Shawn Brunner	35 pts.	35:03.81
26	Erik Rentmeester	34 pts.	34:04.51
27	Adam VanDynHoven	34 pts.	34:04.50
28	Gerald Morrison	34 pts.	34:04.30
29	Jim Radovich	34 pts.	34:04.19
30	Danny Bronny	34 pts.	34:04.09
31	Jesse Carpenter	34 pts.	34:03.94
32	Alex Phelps	34 pts.	34:03.93
33	Ryan Hacker	34 pts.	34:03.77
34	Tara Henjum	32 pts.	32:04.28
35	Mike Kennedy	32 pts.	32:03.98
35	Erik Smith	32 pts.	32:03.98
37	Erik Nelson	32 pts.	32:03.96
38	Holden Milanowski	32 pts.	32:03.93
39	Bret Paluch	32 pts.	32:03.92
40	Kevin Shawbitz	32 pts.	32:03.78
41	John Penokie	32 pts.	32:03.63
42	Susan Staed	30 pts.	30:04.16
43	Ryan Cappaert	30 pts.	30:04.14
44	Jordan Cappaert	30 pts.	30:03.90
45	Kristoffer Rohde	30 pts.	30:03.86
46	Bruce Bennett	30 pts.	30:03.77
47	Kevin Cucci	30 pts.	30:03.54
48	Joe Staed	29 pts.	29:04.09
49	Shawn Kunkle	29 pts.	29:03.83
50	Chuck Blohm	28 pts.	28:04.21
51	Michael Reiman	28 pts.	28:04:00
52	Ashley Hacker	28 pts.	28:03.97
53	Gwen Beno	28 pts.	28:03.90
54	DJ Bertino	28 pts.	28:03.74
55	Austin Ryczek	28 pts.	28:03.63
56	Jeff Asman	27 pts.	27:04.05
57	Lee Dietzen	27 pts.	27:03.63
58	Bill Faster	26 pts.	26:04.13
58	Arleen Prins-Slotboom	26 pts.	26:04.13
60	Becky Meyer	26 pts.	26:03.95
61	Rick Lorge	26 pts.	26:03.77
62	Patrick VanDenEng	25 pts.	25:03.61
63	Jim Heidemann	24 pts.	24:03.80
64	Jeff Kowalchuk	24 pts.	24:03.79
65	Robert Wendricks	22 pts.	22:03.83
66	Steve Beno	22 pts.	22:03.48
67	Dan Busch	22 pts.	22:03.35
68	Tim Petitjean	22 pts.	22:03.32
69	Chrissy Klitzke	22 pts.	22:03.13
70	Hayden Boyett	21 pts.	21:03.49
71	Tony Trofka	19 pts.	19:03.97
72	Patrick Klitzke	17 pts.	17:03.43
73	Shawn McDonald	17 pts.	17:03.42

Side Tournament Results

Position	Name
1	Jim Heidemann
2	Jeff Kowalchuk
3	Erik Nelson
4	Andy Van Schyndle
4	Arleen Prins-Slotboom
6	Joe Staed
7	Ryan Hacker
8	Patrick VanDenEng
9	Austin Ryczek
10	Erik Smith
11	Rachel Ristow
12	Tim Petitjean
13	Jon Bruinooge
14	Tom Menge
15	Kevin Shawbitz
16	Matt McCarty **TD**
17	Steve Beno
18	Hayden Boyett
19	Bill Faster
20	Michael Reiman
21	Jesse Carpenter
22	Tara Henjum
23	Bret Paluch
24	Jim Radovich
25	Tony Trofka
26	Kevin Cucci
27	Jordan Cappaert
28	Chrissy Klitzke
29	Chuck Blohm
30	Joe DeCleene
31	Eric Strangeway **TD**
32	Ashley Hacker
33	Kristoffer Rohde
34	Shawn McDonald
35	Adam VanDynHoven
36	Rick Lorge
37	Mike Kennedy
38	Danny Bronny
39	David Daluga
40	Peter Goeben
41	Drew Geigel
42	Dan Busch
43	Gwen Beno
44	Shawn Kunkle
45	John Penokie
46	Jeff Asman
47	Bruce Bennett
48	DJ Bertino
49	Bret Derby
50	Mike Schlumpf
51	Robert Wendricks
52	Susan Staed
53	Shawn Brunner
54	Lee Dietzen
55	Kris Koehler
56	Becky Meyer
57	Holden Milanowski

Play over 100 Pinball Machines on Tilt’n Tuesdays!

We are the Largest Pinball Arcade in Wisconsin. Machines from the 1960’s through today. All the games are set on free play so no quarters or tokens are needed.
This is a FUN pinball event!
This same event happens 2 times per month (24 times per year).
Each night is a stand alone event
New Players and all skill levels Welcome!
$25 Admission Per Player covers all costs for the night
5PM Doors open for all you can play pinball
6PM Tournament Starts

Sign up with the blue “REGISTER” button above but don’t pay until you get here

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IFPA approved events

Any one can join us for Tilt’n Tuesdays. This is an organized regular tournament that we have twice per month. Anyone who wants to play is welcome to attend but this is not open pinball which is on most Friday nights. Everyone on Tuesday night competes in the organized tournament, but you can still play anything you want at practice 5-6PM, in-between rounds, and when it is over. We typically close doors around 11PM. New players are welcome and I will walk you through how it works when you get here. It’s a lot of fun and not stressful at all. You are here to have a good time and you absolutely will!

The $25 Fee covers both the main and side tournament, all game play, bottled water and soda. Price for children 13 and younger with adult will be $20 for the night. Pay in person when you come to District 82 Pinball. This is an individual event and not a team event. Practice starts at 5PM and tournament starts at 6PM. To register use the “register” button on this page or send an email to [email protected] saying you would like to play on Tuesday Night.

Click Here for more information on Tilt’n Tuesdays

Main Event:

Format may differ slightly from what is posted below.

We play 4 Rounds of group match play style pinball, 2 games per round (1 Newer & 1 Older Machine with the same people), Swiss Pairings for a total of 8 games for the night. Don’t worry if you don’t know what that is I can explain it to you very quickly when you show up. You play anything you want during practice from 5PM-6PM. Then we start the main tournament at 6PM. In-between the 4 rounds of play there will be some down time and you can play anything you want too. All games are on Free Play. Each round consists of 2 randomly selected games, 1 Classic and 1 Modern game that you play with 3 other people. On each game you will score points based on your finish against the other players. 1st (7 points), 2nd (5 points), 3rd (3 points) or 4th (1 points). Then on the subsequent rounds the computer will match you up on different games typically with different players who have similar cumulative points earned for the night as you do (that’s what swiss pairings means). After the 4 rounds (8 Games), we take the top 16 players for overall points and then do a 3 round, 4 games per round playoff to determine the winner. The playoff goes much faster as we play them multi-match style so you’re not here all night. In the playoff the highest seeded person in each group gets to choose first. If they want to pick the bank of games to play on or if they want to pick the order in which they will play (1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th), then the next highest seed gets the next choice, etc. If you don’t want to play in the playoff or need to leave the next highest placed person (17th) will take your place, etc. The top 4 players overall will receive trophies. Each tournament will also earn you some WPPR (World Pinball Player Ranking) points and get you both a State of Wisconsin and International ranking with the IFPA.

Automatic Tiebreakers-We have Automatic Tiebreakers turned on in the software and will use that to determine the top 16 players.

Side Tournament:

We have one classic machine dedicated as the side tournament qualifier game. Everyone gets one try with no practice on this game sometime in the evening and hopefully put up a good score. You must play the game sometime between 5PM and the end of the 4th round of play in the main tournament. The top 8 players will get to play a 3 strike knockout tournament only on classic machines to determine the winner. There is no advantage to qualifying 1st or 8th in this style of playoff. Everyone starts the finals even. If you don’t want to play in the playoff or need to leave the next highest score person (9th) will take your place, etc.

More than 80 players- IFPA rules say we have to bring a minimum of 10% of the players into the final of a non-direct play tournament. We will add 1 person to the finals to be played as follows. If we get between 81-90 players than the top 9 get to play finals knockout. If we get between 91-100 players then top 10 get to play finals knockout, Etc.

Current Game List is Here

Private Parties at District 82 Pinball

Have District 82 Pinball host your Private Event, Team Building Event, or Birthday Party! We have 2 different options. You get the the whole pinball arcade to yourselves not just a side room.

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