What Lloyd said.

We also have a roaming team of technicians to work on any games that experience issues while on the floor. We use a keyboard system that corresponds to a number on each game so we can quickly fix them if something goes wrong. We also have incentives to bring games such as cash prizes for best in show for each style game along with giving a full show pass for each game someone brings to the show. I brought my nearly mint Whitewater last year and it got almost 1250 plays over four days. It needed a quick shop job afterward but people were happy to play it and that's what made me happy.

As for the line-up, well we post what people say they are bringing but it's always subject to change, things sometimes fall through in peoples plans.

Either way, we hope to see you there!

Also, we had someone bring a HUO Medieval Madness to the show, and they also brought a HUO Addams Family the year before that. Pinballs were meant to be played.

Just about two weeks out, our game list and speaker list is getting solidified! Python Angelo, Steve Ritchie, plus a few others we are dialing in still. Who all is coming? We've got tourney players coming from Sweden, Italy, The Netherlands, Brazil and a few other areas of the world.

No need to stress on Pinbrawl, even if you've never played in it or other tourneys before. Just straight up fun for a few hours, battling head to head against other two person teams. It does get a little heated in the A & B divisions even though it's only for glory and trophies, but don't get worked up. Just chill, play, have a good time, make new friends, and when you get settled, start talking smack!

Anyone who wants to volunteer can sign up on the website here. Just select the times and dates you want to help out on.

http://www.mipinball.com/?p=721

Not too bad overall. Probably the 3rd busiest day of the event with Saturday being #1, and Friday #2.