Titletown Pinball
800 O’Keefe Rd Suite F
De Pere, WI 54115

When:

Wed September 11th

Flipper Frenzy Tournament Starts at 6:00PM

Practice Starts at 5:00PM

No Practice in between games once the tournament starts—you won’t have any time–the tournament just keeps going and going and going

Please arrive by 5:45PM to check in

Tournament will run from 6:00PM-8:00PM then 15-30 minute break then 8:30-10:00PM to finish. You can stay and play after the event for an hour or so.

If you have not check in by start of tournament and haven’t communicated that you will be late you will be removed from tournament.

Registration:

Limited to 72 people

Cost is $25 per person. Pay at the door or ahead of time with pay pal.

Their is a button on the website that says “register” if their are still spots remaining. Please use it or if you are having trouble you can send an email to [email protected] saying you want to register and I can manually put you in.

Fee includes:

All machines are on FreePlay so no additional costs

Snacks will be included but not a full meal.

Bottled water and soda (if you want something specific to drink or eat you can bring it)

Trophies for top 5

IFPA Fees

Tournament is IFPA approved 100% TGP

District 82 Pinball Summer Flipper Frenzy Format:

Big Picture:

You are going to be playing lots and lots of pinball with very little down time. All the matches are head to head not 4 player groups. You either win or lose and it doesn’t matter by how much. Then you play another game against someone else then you go to the end of queue. Then when you are at start of queue you play again. This all goes pretty fast so in 3 1/2 hours you will get in a lot of games. Probably more than double the games you would get in during a match play tournament. I am going to explain this in further detail below but bottom line—lots of pinball–lots of fun– Play More Pinball.

Fine Details:

I will be using the match play software to run this tournament. The initial queue size will be 15% of the field, I will use virtual queuing, tiebreaker will be the most wins. Example: 60 people in tournament–initial queue will be 10 people. Computer will randomly pick 50 people to play 25 machines in head to head matches. Tournament starts. Computer picked player 1 and player 2 on each machine. You will play head to head alternating turns like we normally play just with 2 people instead of 4. You will either win or lose. You come back to the computer and show the scorekeeper the result of your match. That info is put into computer. The computer will then immediately draw another match for player 1 from your group that just finished (regardless of who won or lost) and the 1st person in the queue. Player 2 from your group will go to the end of the queue. So now player 1 from your group becomes player 2 in the next match and the 1st person in the queue becomes player 1 in that match. This will continue for 3 1/2 hours. At the end of 3 1/2 hours no new matches will be drawn. Everyone finishes the game they are on and results posted.

If a machine malfunctions both people go to the end of the queue and another machine will be randomly drawn for the 2 people at the top of the queue who will play each other. If someone doesn’t show up for a match they will get a loss for that match and put at the end of the queue, the 1st person in the queue will play the person that did show up on time.