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Beat the Clock Tournament
August 16, 2023 @ 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm
$25IFPA Results to this Tournament
Beat the Clock Pinball Tournament Details:
This pinball tournament is separate from the Summer Pinball Classic and requires its own registration. You pay for this tournament in person when you arrive and not in advance.
New Players Welcome!
This is considered the ‘Warm Up’ Tournament for the Summer Pinball Classic but you do not need to be part of the Summer Pinball Classic to play in the this event. This is a stand alone tournament that starts and ends in 1 night.
This is one of our most popular tournament formats at District 82. This is 5 hours of tournament pinball only using the ‘classic’ machines. Winner with the most points after the final match is completed after the 5 hour mark is the winner.
Beat the Clock Pinball Tournament format. Group Match Play (7/5/3/1) scoring with Swiss Style Seeding. Tournament length will be based on time and not the number of rounds played. Will run from 6PM-11PM. The last round will be whatever round we are on at 11PM and we will complete that round. Also, we are only going to be using the “classic” games at District 82 for this tournament.
Overhead ‘house’ lighting will be off for this tournament.
IFPA approved
150 Player Capacity
Live Stream:
Tournament will be live streamed on Twitch with Fox Cities Pinball Stream Here: https://www.twitch.tv/foxcitiespinball
Food Truck:
Senor Taco will be here from 5-9PM
Where:
District 82 Pinball
800 O’Keefe Rd
De Pere, WI 54115
When:
Wednesday August 16th, 2023
4PM Doors Open Practice Starts
6PM Tournament Starts
If you have not checked in by start of tournament and haven’t communicated that you will be late you will be removed from tournament.
Will continue until 11PM and we will finish any round started before 11PM.
Winner is the person with the most points. No Playoff. No Side Tournament.
Registration:
Limited to 150 people
Cost is $25 per person
Please click on blue register link above or send email to [email protected] if that doesn’t work or if full. Pay when you get here, not in advance.
All games on free play
Bottled water included (if you want something specific to drink you can bring it)
Soda is $1 can
Trophies for top 4, Stern Translite for overall winner too
Bottled Water Sponsored by our friends at Lumberjack Johnny’s
Beat the Clock Classics Tournament Format:
This is a 1 day tournament that will not be combined with anything else and their is no side tournament.
This is going to be group match play style with swiss style seeding. The difference here is that we are going to play only the EM and earlier solid state pins. These are all the faster playing games at District 82 (the B group). Plus, this tournament is going to be based on time and not rounds of play. We will start promptly at 6PM and continue until 11PM. You need to be at District 82 by 5:45PM to check in. Whatever round we are on when 11PM comes we will finish that round and that is the end of the tournament. I would guess we will get in between 12-14 rounds of play.
This is the current list of games (as of Jan 2023) that will be in the Beat the Clock Pinball Tournament. I reserve the right to add in a couple games or take out a couple games. But this list will be very close.
- 1964 Palooka
- 1967 Melody
- 1969 Post Time
- 1971 Spanish Eyes
- 1974 Sky Kings
- 1975 Triple Strike
- 1976 Volley
- 1977 Mata Hari
- 1977 Stingray
- 1978 Lectronamo
- 1978 Lost World
- 1978 Memory Lane
- 1978 Stars
- 1978 Strikes & Spares (Bally)
- 1978 Wild Fyre
- 1979 Dolly Parton
- 1979 Harlem Globetrotters
- 1979 Hot Hand
- 1978 Kiss (Bally)
- 1979 Magic
- 1979 Meteor
- 1979 Paragon
- 1979 Star Trek (Bally)
- 1979 Supersonic
- 1979 Trident
- 1980 Alien Poker
- 1980 Flight 2000
- 1980 Frontier
- 1980 Hotdoggin’
- 1980 Mystic
- 1980 Seawitch
- 1980 Silverball Mania
- 1980 Viking
- 1980 Xenon
- 1981 Barracora
- 1981 Flash Gordon
- 1981 Jungle Lord
- 1981 Pharaoh
- 1982 Vector
- 1983 BMX
- 1984 X’s & O’s
- 1985 Eight Ball Champ
- 1985 Comet
- 1985 Fireball Classic
Only Ties for 1st-4th place will be broken with a randomly selected classic game. 1st place would be a significant tie breaker in that whomever wins it also wins the tournament and will be reported to IFPA as a win. Ties for 2nd-4th are not significant and will only be played to determine whom gets the trophy. Ties for 2nd-4th will still be reported to IFPA as a tie. Automatic Tie Breakers will be turned off.