Friday Night Flippin’ Frenzy at District 82

The latest IFPA pinball tournament, the D82 Flippin’ Friday June 14th Qualify, was a smashing success! With a format of four rounds and two games per round, 26 players faced off in a thrilling competition. The action kicked off at 6:00 PM and wrapped up in just under three hours. With a clear sky and a comfortable 74°F, it was the perfect evening for some high-stakes pinball.

The Pinball Paradise: District 82

District 82 Pinball Arcade in De Pere, WI, is an absolute gem. Having made the trip for the second time, I can confidently say this place is worth every mile. The owner, Erik Thoren, runs a tight ship, ensuring that each machine is in top-notch condition. The atmosphere is popping, and it’s clear why so many players flock here for tournaments. If you haven’t visited yet, put it on your pinball bucket list!

Rocking the Rush: Round 2 Highlights

Round 2 saw a standout match on the Rush (Pro) by Stern, a game that echoes the legendary Canadian rock band’s themes of time travel and musical prowess. Nathan Zalewski dominated the game, maneuvering through the intricate ramps and hitting the multiball with perfect precision. Jordan Cappaert, despite a valiant effort, couldn’t match Nathan’s rhythm, while Tom Graf and Mike Hanson brought up the rear in this musical pinball showdown. The game’s complex layout and dynamic features truly tested the players’ skills and brought out some spectacular pinball wizardry.

Pinball Machines Spotlight: The Fantastic Five

  • The Getaway: High Speed II – Released by Williams in February 1992, this machine is a high-octane chase with flashing lights and thrilling speeds. The Supercharger feature, a loop that accelerates the ball, adds an exhilarating twist to the gameplay.
  • Monopoly – Stern’s September 2001 release captures the essence of the classic board game. The rotating flipper in the center and the ability to build houses and hotels bring a unique strategy element to the table.
  • Iron Man (Vault) – From January 2014, this Stern release is a test of reflexes with its fast-paced playfield. The Whiplash and War Machine magnets provide unexpected challenges, keeping players on their toes.
  • Lectronamo – A vintage Stern Electronics machine from January 1978, Lectronamo features an electric theme with vibrant artwork. Its classic design and straightforward gameplay are a nostalgic trip for pinball purists.
  • Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast – Released in April 2018, this Stern game is a visual and auditory treat. The game’s intricate playfield and multiple modes based on the band’s songs make it a favorite among metalheads and pinball enthusiasts alike.

Celebrating the Champions

Congratulations to the top players of the D82 Flippin’ Friday tournament! Tom Graf, ranked 113th with a staggering 578 IFPA events under his belt, claimed the top spot. Not only did he win the tournament, but he also holds the #1 spot in Wisconsin’s pinball rankings with 595.54 Wppr points. Nathan Zalewski, with 94 events, secured second place, showcasing his growing prowess. Mike Carlson from Sobieski, WI, finished third in just his tenth event, while Eddie Smith rounded out the top four with an impressive 187 events. These players demonstrated exceptional skill and determination, making the tournament a thrilling experience for all.

Wisconsin’s Pinball Aces

Rank Player Name City Wppr Points
1 Tom Graf Appleton 595.54
2 Erik Thoren De Pere 476.35
3 Danny Bronny Beverly Shores 435.69
4 Steven Bowden Palatine 434.31
5 Kassidy Milanowski Appleton 431.38
6 Matt McCarty Neenah 377.29
7 Eric Strangeway Oshkosh 373.46
8 Jason Zahler 372.99
9 Erik Rentmeester Green Bay 323.81
10 Mike Weyenberg Manitowoc 322.81

Wrapping It Up

A huge shoutout to Erik Thoren for organizing such a fantastic event at the stellar District 82 Pinball Arcade. Welcome to the new faces like Mike Hanson, who joined the ranks of the pinball community. We look forward to seeing more from you in future tournaments. As always, don’t miss out on the next round of pinball excitement. Stay tuned and keep flipping!

Galactic Showdown at the Pinball Gals Tournament Finals!

June 14, 2024, marked a night of electrifying competition at the Pinball Gallery as four formidable players battled it out in the Finals for the Pinball Gals Tournament. The air was charged with anticipation as the event kicked off at 7:00 PM. With three intense rounds and a game per round, the match play format ensured every flip counted. Hosted by the ever-reliable Bill Disney, this tournament was set against the backdrop of a clear sky and a pleasant 68°F, creating the perfect atmosphere for some pinball magic.

Stepping into the Pinball Gallery

Located in Malvern, PA, the Pinball Gallery is a treasure trove for pinball enthusiasts. Located at 81 Lancaster Ave #20, this arcade is a sanctuary of both nostalgia and modern pinball excellence. Bill Disney, the mastermind behind this haven, has curated an impeccable mix of vintage and contemporary pinball machines, alongside classic video games that transport players back in time. The vibrant and welcoming atmosphere makes it a favorite spot for pinball lovers, offering a unique blend of old-school charm and cutting-edge gameplay.

Epic Battle on Total Nuclear Annihilation

Round 2 saw an unforgettable match on Total Nuclear Annihilation by Spooky Pinball. The tension was palpable as players faced the daunting task of preventing a nuclear meltdown. Tessa Morton emerged victorious, skillfully navigating the reactor modes and multi-balls to rack up a staggering score. Her triumph mirrored the intense, high-stakes environment of the game, where precision and strategic play were key to averting disaster and securing victory.

Pinball Machines That Made Waves

The tournament featured an impressive lineup of 68 pinball machines. Here are a few standouts:

Hollywood Heat by Gottlieb (June 1986): This game boasts a sizzling Miami Vice-inspired theme, complete with neon lights and a beachside soundtrack. The playfield features a unique center ramp that adds a layer of challenge and excitement.

Batman 66 (Premium) by Stern (January 2016): Step into Gotham City with this machine, featuring stunning artwork and voiceovers from the original TV series. The rotating Batmobile and dynamic playfield toys bring the Caped Crusader’s adventures to life.

Centaur II by Bally (June 1983): Known for its striking black-and-white art and eerie sound effects, Centaur II challenges players with its intricate shot layout and multi-ball capabilities, making it a favorite for those who love a tough game.

Jack•Bot by Williams (January 1995): A futuristic casino-themed pin, Jack•Bot offers a mix of humor and challenge, with a variety of modes that require both skill and luck to master.

The Addams Family by Bally (January 1992): One of the most beloved machines, this game captures the quirky essence of the Addams Family with interactive playfield toys like the Thing hand and the electric chair, along with memorable quotes from the movie.

Celebrating the Champions

A huge congratulations to the top players of the Pinball Gals Tournament!

  • 1st Place – Terri Morton from Pennsylvania (IFPA rank 2267, Total IFPA Events 140): Terri showcased remarkable consistency and skill, earning her the champion title.
  • 2nd Place – Tessa Morton (IFPA rank 1191, Total IFPA Events 116): Tessa’s stellar performance in Round 2 was a highlight, adding a thrilling edge to the competition.
  • 3rd Place – Wendy Dunn (IFPA rank 5195, Total IFPA Events 82): Wendy’s tenacity and strategic play were evident throughout the tournament, securing her a well-deserved spot on the podium.
  • 4th Place – Kathy Bobeck (IFPA rank 3647, Total IFPA Events 96): Kathy’s impressive gameplay and sportsmanship shone brightly, making her a standout participant.

IFPA Pennsylvania Pinball Top 10 Standings:

Rank Player Name City Wppr Points
1 Aleksander Kaczmarczyk Pittsburgh 251.45
2 Cryss Stephens 243.94
3 Jared Schmidt Pittsburgh 206.26
4 Dave Lancaster Pittsburgh 167.98
5 Lewis Bevans Pittsburgh 164.99
6 Gary Hartz Pittsburgh 143.84
7 John Delzoppo Cleveland 143.6
8 David Riel Pittsburgh 139
9 Daniel Gilbert Trappe 103.67
10 Mahesh Murthy Pittsburgh 98.87

A Round of Applause

A heartfelt thank you to Bill Disney and the Pinball Gallery for hosting such an incredible event. The Pinball Gals Tournament Finals was a resounding success, showcasing the skill and passion of the competitors. Congratulations once again to our overall champion, Terri Morton, and all the participants who made this tournament unforgettable. Stay tuned for more pinball updates and thrilling stories from the world of pinball!

Electric Bat Season 12: A Night of Pinball Glory!

Electric Bat Season 12-Part 1 #3 was a blast! Congrats to the winners, especially Arizona’s top 10 stars Greg Drewes (#6) & Nate Tornero (#9)! Pinball talent was on full display. Huge thanks to Rachel Bess & ElectricBat for hosting! Check out our full recap #Pinball #IFPA #ElectricBatArcade #PinballTournament

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The Epic Showdown at Space City Pinball: Belles Final 4

It’s that time again, pinball aficionados! The Space City Pinball: Belles Final 4 took place on a sweltering June evening, and it was a battle for the ages. Hosted at the mysterious and ever-enigmatic venue, Jim & Stephanie’s, this tournament brought out the best in our local pinball talent. With clear skies and a blistering 94°F that felt more like 104°F, the competition was heated in more ways than one.

The Shaking Grounds of Earthshaker

The highlight of Round 1 was undoubtedly the thrilling match on Earthshaker, the classic Williams game from February 1989. Imagine the ground trembling beneath your feet as the players navigated through this seismic showdown. Maritza Chirichigno, our underdog from Houston, ranked 8986 in the IFPA, emerged victorious with a performance that shook the competition to its core. Stephanie Mueller, ranked 7125, held her ground but couldn’t withstand the tremors created by Maritza’s stellar play. Sailor Palis, unranked but determined, and Erin Simper, ranked 5310, both gave valiant efforts but were ultimately left in the aftershocks of Maritza’s victory.

Celebrating the Champions

The tournament concluded with our top four players taking their well-deserved places on the podium. Here’s a salute to their incredible skills and sportsmanship:

  1. Maritza Chirichigno from Houston, TX, IFPA rank 8986, with 105 total IFPA events.
  2. Stephanie Mueller, IFPA rank 7125, with 63 total IFPA events.
  3. Erin Simper from Richmond, TX, IFPA rank 5310, with 254 total IFPA events.
  4. Sailor Palis, IFPA unranked, participating in their very first IFPA event.

A Glimpse at the Pinball Machines

The tournament featured 14 pins that brought thrills and spills to every round. Here’s a look at some of the standout machines:

  • Harlem Globetrotters On Tour by Bally (August 1978): Designed by Greg Kmiec with artwork by Kevin O’Connor, this game brought the flair and excitement of the famous basketball team to life.
  • AC/DC (Pro) by Stern (January 2012): With music by the legendary band and designed by Steve Ritchie, this machine rocked the house.
  • Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast by Stern (April 2018): A newer addition designed by Keith Elwin, it captivated players with its fast-paced action and intricate playfield.
  • Earthshaker by Williams (February 1989): Designed by Pat Lawlor, this game’s unique theme and shaking playfield made it a memorable challenge.

The Secretive Venue

While MatchPlay software failed to disclose the exact location of Jim & Stephanie’s, we respect their wish to remain shrouded in mystery. What we do know is that it provided a perfect backdrop for an intense and exciting tournament.

Texas Pinball Top 10 Standings

Here’s a look at the current top players in the Texas pinball scene:

Rank Player Name City Wppr Points
1 Garrett Shahan Denton 501.9
2 Jack Revnew The Woodlands 347.95
3 Clark McCoy Denton 241.25
4 Colin MacAlpine Austin 238.33
5 Wesley Johnson College Station 234.61
6 Lee Balusek Conroe 228.51
7 Ken Kemp Collinsville 225.44
8 Keith Shahan Abilene 197.53
9 Travis Hanna 194.57
10 Nicholas Gustafson Spring 181.66

Wrapping Up the Fun

A big thank you to the Space City Pinball and Jim & Stephanie for hosting such a fantastic event. We hope everyone had an incredible time, especially the new faces like Sailor Palis, who made their IFPA debut. Stay tuned for more pinball excitement and recaps. Until next time, keep those flippers flipping!

Starfighters Monthly: A Fiery Showdown in Mesa

The Battle Begins: A Fiery Kickoff

The latest IFPA pinball tournament, Starfighters Monthly, was a sizzling spectacle, drawing 59 players to the vibrant Starfighters Arcade. With the clear skies and a scorching temperature of 103°F, the heat was on, both inside and outside the arcade. As the tournament kicked off on June 8, 2024, at 1:00 PM, the excitement was palpable. With 8 intense rounds and taking roughly 4 hours players had to stay sharp and hydrated to endure the heat and competition.

Avengers Assemble: Round 5 Spotlight

The highlight of the tournament was undoubtedly Round 5, where players clashed on Stern’s Avengers: Infinity Quest (Premium) from October 2020. Just like the Avengers uniting against Thanos, the competitors brought their A-game, battling for supremacy.

Andy Olson emerged victorious, channeling his inner Iron Man with strategic precision. Robert Kennedy, resembling Captain America’s resilience, secured second place. Matthew Roth, with a Spider-Man-like agility, clinched third, while Christy Kohtz, as tenacious as Black Widow, rounded out the top four.

Kudos to the Champions

A huge congratulations to the top players who emerged victorious in this heated battle:

  1. Paul Blanco – IFPA rank 285, an impressive 251 total IFPA events. Paul’s skill and consistency shone brightly in this competition.
  2. Jeffrey Goad – IFPA rank 1758, with 190 total IFPA events. Jeffrey showcased determination and strategy, securing his spot among the top.
  3. Nate Tornero – IFPA rank 599, hailing from Chandler, Arizona, with 47 total IFPA events. Nate’s performance was a testament to his growing prowess in the pinball community.
  4. John Shopple – IFPA rank 88, a seasoned player with 404 total IFPA events and currently ranked 3rd in Arizona. John’s expertise and ranking position him as a formidable player in any tournament.

These champions showcased exceptional skill and determination, making their mark in the pinball community.

Marvelous Machines: The Stars of the Show

The tournament featured an eclectic mix of 53 pinball machines. Here are a few standout stars:

  • Heavy Metal by Stern (June 2020): This machine brings the legendary magazine to life with intense graphics and heavy rock soundtrack.
  • Barracora by Williams (January 1981): A classic with mesmerizing light shows and a challenging layout that keeps players on their toes.
  • Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast by Stern (April 2018): Featuring the iconic band’s music and intricate artwork, this machine offers fast-paced gameplay and deep rules.
  • Star Wars (Premium) by Stern (August 2017): Dive into the Star Wars universe with interactive features, dazzling lights, and the thrill of the Rebel Alliance’s fight against the Empire.
  • Foo Fighters (Premium) by Stern (March 2023): Rock out with the Foo Fighters as you navigate through high-energy playfields and multi-ball madness.

The Heart of the Action: Starfighters Arcade

Located at 4840 E Jasmine St #102, Mesa, AZ, Starfighters Arcade is a haven for pinball and arcade enthusiasts. This vibrant venue channels the nostalgic spirit of the classic “Starfighter” arcade game, inviting visitors with the call to adventure: “Greetings, Starfighter. You have been recruited by the Star League to defend the frontier against Xur and the Ko-Dan Armada.” The atmosphere is electric, filled with laughter and the clinking sounds of pinball machines. Whether you’re reliving childhood memories or creating new ones, Starfighters Arcade offers a journey back to the golden age of gaming with a stellar collection of old arcade games and awesome pinball machines. Visit their website at Starfighters Arcade for more information.

Arizona’s Pinball Titans

Here’s a look at the current top 10 standings in the Arizona pinball scene:

Rank Player Name City Wppr Points
1 Mark Pearson Phoenix 703.09
2 Roland Nadeau 635.53
3 John Shopple Mesa 606.08
4 Jason Barre Mesa 314.75
5 Greg Drewes Mesa 249.69
6 John Magyar Gilbert 242.31
7 Ben Clement Marana 235.81
8 Andrew Roesch 232.84
9 Cody Winant Tempe 226.54
10 Walt Wood Englewood 222.36

Wrapping Up the Action

A heartfelt thanks to organizer Kevin Curtis and the wonderful venue, Starfighters Arcade, for hosting this electrifying tournament. Your efforts and dedication have made this event a grand success. A special shout-out to everyone who came out to play, braving the heat and giving their all on the pinball machines.

Stay tuned for more pinball excitement and recaps as we continue to explore the thrilling world of competitive pinball. See you at the next tournament!

An Epic Pinball Showdown at Next Level

On June 7, 2024, the Next Level Pinball Museum hosted an electrifying IFPA pinball tournament: Match Play at Next Level. With 24 players battling it out over three intense rounds, each consisting of two games, the competition was fierce and thrilling. The event kicked off at 7:00 PM under a clear sky, with a pleasant temperature of 83°F. The Tournament lasted around 2 hours and 33 minutes, making for a night full of high-octane pinball action.

Stepping into the Next Level Pinball Museum

Located at 1458 NE 25th Ave, Hillsboro, OR, the Next Level Pinball Shop & Museum is a pinball enthusiast’s dream come true. The museum’s atmosphere is nothing short of spectacular, with an impressive array of memorabilia that keeps your head on a swivel. The welcoming and informative staff enhance the experience, ensuring every visitor feels right at home. The immaculate cleanliness of the facility, including the pristine bathrooms, is a testament to their dedication. And if you get hungry, the food trucks outside offer delicious options, including pizza and fresh noodles. It’s truly a WOW experience from start to finish!

Junk Yard Showdown: A Game to Remember

In Round 1, the game that stole the show was Junk Yard by Williams, released in January 1996. This game, with its quirky theme of scavenging and rebuilding, set the stage for an exhilarating match. Bruce Jones, ranked 5678 in the IFPA, showcased his scavenging skills to clinch first place. Caleb Hohlt, an unranked newcomer, surprised everyone by securing second place with his impressive gameplay. Local hero Derek Jennings, ranked 1414, put up a strong fight but had to settle for third place. Khris Bestel, another unranked player, showed great promise despite finishing fourth. The game perfectly mirrored the unpredictability and excitement of a junkyard adventure.

Pinball Machines: The Stars of the Show

The tournament featured a whopping 55 different pinball machines, each bringing its unique flair to the event. A few standout pins included:

  • Bram Stoker’s Dracula by Williams (1993): Known for its mist multiball feature and eerie theme, this machine captivated players and spectators alike.
  • Scared Stiff by Bally (1996): With its spine-chilling design and Elvira’s iconic humor, this pin never fails to entertain.
  • Split Second by Stern Electronics (1981): This machine’s fast-paced gameplay and innovative features made it a favorite among the participants.
  • Creature from the Black Lagoon by Bally (1992): Combining 1950s drive-in movie nostalgia with a fantastic playfield design, this pin was a hit.
  • Terminator 2: Judgment Day by Williams (1991): Featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger’s voice and a thrilling playfield, this machine brought the heat to the competition.

Celebrating the Champions

The tournament concluded with some stellar performances. Here’s a rundown of the top winners:

  1. Michael Dorland from Portland, OR, IFPA rank 4883, Total IFPA Events 40: Michael’s skill and consistency earned him the top spot.
  2. Jacob Edwards from OR, IFPA rank 8042, Total IFPA Events 19: Jacob’s impressive gameplay secured him second place.
  3. Noah Sicard, IFPA rank 4702, Total IFPA Events 30: Noah’s strategic plays landed him in third place.
  4. Derek Jennings from Hillsboro, IFPA rank 1414, Total IFPA Events 143: Derek’s local support and experience saw him through to fourth place.

IFPA Oregon Pinball Top 10 Standings

Rank Player Name City Wppr Points
1 Mathew Peterson Portland 220.35
2 Matt Walton Eugene 161.93
3 Dana Valatka Portland 147.93
4 Evan Amano Portland 127.76
5 James Adamson Portland 124.97
6 Jeff Monroe Eugene 119.18
7 Ben Massey 114.35
8 Vincent Poudrier 107.18
9 Sean Irby Seattle 96.52
10 Scott Benoit Portland 93.14

Wrapping Up an Unforgettable Night

A massive thank you to Next Level Pinball for organizing and hosting such a phenomenal event. Their dedication and passion for pinball are truly inspiring. We hope everyone had an incredible time, especially our newcomers like Caleb Hohlt and Khris Bestel, who showed great promise. Stay tuned for more pinball tournament news and highlights. Don’t miss out on the next exciting chapter in the world of pinball!

Flippin’ Fun at D82: June 7th Tournament Recap

The Battle Begins: D82 Flippin’ Friday

The D82 Flippin’ Friday June 7th Qualify was nothing short of a pinball wizard’s dream. With 17 players vying for the top spot in a 4-round, 2-game-per-round format, the evening was packed with thrilling action and skillful play. The tournament kicked off at 6:00 PM and lasted approximately 2 and a half hours, giving each round a sense of urgency and excitement. Hosted at District 82 Pinball by the ever-dedicated Erik Thoren, the event was set against a backdrop of scattered clouds and a pleasant 72°F temperature—perfect pinball weather.

District 82: The Ultimate Pinball Paradise

Nestled in De Pere, WI, District 82 Pinball Arcade is the go-to sanctuary for pinball enthusiasts. Located at 800 O’Keefe Road, this arcade boasts over 100 impeccably maintained pinball machines, making it a haven for both casual players and serious competitors. Open to the public on Fridays and Saturdays from September to May, District 82 also hosts various tournaments throughout the week. With a flat fee for unlimited play, it’s a fantastic spot for groups and families to enjoy. While soda and water are available, players are welcome to bring their own drinks. Whether you’re there for a private party or just some solo play, District 82 offers a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere that keeps pinball magic alive.

Mystical Matchup: Round 2 on Mystic

Round 2 of the tournament featured an unforgettable game on Bally’s Mystic, released in August 1979. As the eerie lights and sounds of Mystic enveloped the players, Craig Sengstock emerged victorious, using his precise flipper skills to outmaneuver his opponents. Erik Thoren, the tournament director, gave a stellar performance, but Craig’s mastery of the bumpers and drop targets sealed his first-place finish. Gerald Morrison and Eddie Smith put up a tough fight, showcasing their strategic prowess, but ultimately, Craig’s enchanting gameplay on Mystic was unrivaled.

Pinball Machine Reviews: The Stars of the Show

District 82 featured an impressive lineup of 113 pinball machines. Here’s a closer look at five standout games:

The Six Million Dollar Man by Bally (1977)

This classic machine captures the thrill of the iconic TV show with vibrant artwork and engaging gameplay. Players love the challenging drop targets and the unique six-player capability, making it a hit for group play.

Metallica (Pro LED) by Stern (2014)

Rock out with Metallica! This machine combines the band’s electrifying music with fast-paced pinball action. The intricate playfield features, such as the Snake Jaw and the Fuel Stand-Up Targets, make it a favorite among modern pinball enthusiasts.

Flight 2000 by Stern Electronics (1980)

A journey into space awaits with Flight 2000. This game is renowned for its complex multi-ball play and the mesmerizing sounds of space travel. The futuristic design and intricate ramp system keep players on their toes.

Twilight Zone by Bally (1993)

Step into another dimension with Twilight Zone. This machine is packed with innovative features like the gumball machine, the Powerball, and the Clock. Its deep rule set and engaging theme make it a timeless favorite.

Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure by Williams (1993)

Relive the adventures of Indiana Jones with this action-packed game. Featuring memorable scenes from the movies, this machine’s Path of Adventure and Well of Souls add exciting challenges that keep players coming back for more.

Top Pinball Wizards: Celebrating the Winners

The tournament saw fierce competition, but in the end, these players emerged victorious:

  1. Matt McCarty: IFPA rank 199, with 515 events under his belt. Matt’s precision and strategic prowess earned him the top spot.
  2. Craig Sengstock: IFPA rank 1292, with 290 events. Craig’s standout performance in Round 2 helped secure his second-place finish.
  3. Eddie Smith: IFPA rank 1658, with 184 events. Eddie’s consistent play and focus paid off, landing him in third place.
  4. Erik Thoren: IFPA rank 75, with 427 events. The dedicated organizer showed his skills on the machines, rounding out the top four.

Wisconsin’s Finest: IFPA Top 10 Standings

Here’s a look at the top players in Wisconsin according to the IFPA:

Rank Player Name City Wppr Points
1 Tom Graf Appleton 587.62
2 Erik Thoren De Pere 461.86
3 Danny Bronny Beverly Shores 435.34
4 Steven Bowden Palatine 434.31
5 Kassidy Milanowski Appleton 408.28
6 Matt McCarty Neenah 373.06
7 Jason Zahler 372.99
8 Eric Strangeway Oshkosh 368.69
9 Mike Weyenberg Manitowoc 322.73
10 Erik Rentmeester Green Bay 321.35

Wrapping Up the Wizardry

Kudos to Erik Thoren and the fantastic team at District 82 for organizing such an exhilarating event. Their dedication to keeping the pinball spirit alive is truly commendable. Don’t miss out on future pinball tournament news and highlights—stay tuned, and keep flipping those flippers in De Pere, the city that’s truly a pinballer’s paradise!