Ice Box Monthly Flex Matchplay

Tournament Information

Director :	John Garnett
Location :	Seattle, WA
Country :	United States
Information :	Website

WPPR Snapshot

Ranking System :	Main
Ranking Strength :	1.23
Ratings Strength :	1.15
Base Value :	6.5
Rated Players :	13
Total (before TGP) :	8.88
TGP :	100.00%
Event Booster :	100%
Tour Value :	8.88

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Results
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Results for the Main Tournament event on November 20, 2022

Pos	Player	Rank	Rating	Points
1	Andrew Hopper	759	1541.11	8.88
2	Maka Honig	161	1603.32	3.93
3	Stephen Donaldson	472	1453.46	2.17
4	Jason Roselander	1048	1431.03	1.26
5	Alex Singleterry	259	1443.94	0.80
6	Matthew Harjo	650	1515.28	0.59
7	Jared Bayliss	1071	1334.46	0.48
8	John Garnett	1361	1434.74	0.41
9	John Robinson WA	295	1642.12	0.34
10	Cory Lampe	1484	1507.99	0.27
11	Misha Alexeeff	4495	1277.29	0.20
12	Danielle Wilcox	1433	1306.16	0.14
13	Amber Roy	2627	1316.49	0.07

Highlighted players are not applied to strength calculations due to lack of played tournaments.

Location

615 NW Bright St Seattle, WA 98107

Format Details

Event Name :	Main Tournament
Qualifying Format :	Matchplay Qualifying
Finals Format :	Match Play
Player Limit :	80
Unlimited Qualifying? :	No

Tournament Overview

Tournament Date: November 20, 2022

This flex matchplay pinball tournament usually occurs on the third Sunday of each month at The Ice Box Arcade in the Fremont / Ballard neighborhood of Seattle. If there are date conflicts, the tournament may occur on a different Sunday of the month.
The entry fee is $5. All entry fees will be paid out as prizes to the top 4 finishers.

Sign-ups begin at 1:30pm and the tournament starts at 2pm. The qualifying rounds should end between 4:30pm and 5pm. The finals should end between 6:30pm and 7pm.

If 8 or more players sign up, this tournament is designed to generate 96% to 100% of the possible IFPA points (WPPRs).

The tournament will be run on Matchplay Dot Events:

https://matchplay.events/live/search?query=ice+box+flex+matchplay

The structure of this matchplay tournament may vary slightly according to the number of players. However, the qualifying rounds and finals round always will use 4-player (or 3-player) matchplay games.