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A four-win surge put Hazel Booz in front for good, holding off Dani Pollock and Shannon Parsons for the Christmas in July title at The Pinball Lounge.
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Shawn Savageau proved unstoppable at the 1up Colfax First Sundays pinball tournament, securing first place in an eight-round Group Knockout format in Denver.
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Stan Dessens breaks a rivalry tie with Brian Fults, while Jim Mueller secures another win at the Space City Super Saturday Showdown #6 in Katy, Texas.
Continue readingFirst Career Win for Mari Liano at Captain’s Arcade
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Continue readingDrullinger Tops Tight Field at What’s Brewing
Lauren Drullinger captures first place at San Antonio’s What’s Brewing during a tight Belles & Chimes competitive pinball showdown.
Continue readingMoreno and Drullinger Share the Win at Belles & Chimes SATX A Finals
Four players, one bracket, four games at What’s Brewing Coffee Roasters — and a dead-heat finish that put two names on the top step in San Antonio.
Continue readingMitchell Loses Qualifying, Then Sweeps the EinStein’s Finals
A 98-minute Medieval Madness marathon, a James Bond upset, and a clean finals sweep: how Joshua Mitchell won the EinStein’s 6/28 pinball tournament in Texas.
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