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Alberta Challenge Cup - July 18, 2015

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8 years ago


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    #1 8 years ago

    The 2015 edition of The Alberta Challenge Cup will be held at Denizen Hall (10266 103 street NW, Edmonton, AB) on Saturday, July 18, 2015 and will alternate host locations in Calgary/Edmonton each year, come on out have a beverage and meet the top players in Edmonton and Calgary and cheer on your favorite squad.

    A link to the event is below...

    http://www.diehardpinball.ca/?page_id=175

    Event Schedule – July 18, 2015
    2:00 – Doors Open
    2:00 – 2:45 – Practice Session
    2:45 – 3:00 – Rules and Introductions
    3:00 – 3:30 – Round 1: Split Finger Format (Games 1-4)
    3:30 – 4:00 – Round 2: Split Finger Format (Games 5-8)
    4:00 – 4:30 – Round 1: Alternate Shot Format (Games 1-4)
    4:30 – 5:00 – Round 2: Alternate Shot Format (Games 5-8)
    5:00 – 5:30 – Best Game Format (Games 1-4)
    5:30 – 6:00 – Best Game Format (Games 5-8)
    6:00 – 7:00 – Match Play Format (Games 1-8)
    7:00 – 7:15 – Presentations

    Alberta Challenge Cup – “Battle of Alberta” is an annual ‘friendly’ pinball competition between the top players from the Calgary and Edmonton surrounding areas. The competition is organized by the Die Hard Pinball League, and is contested every year during the annual summer break in the league.

    The tournament consists of 8 players from each side, competing in a best out of 3 games format. Players earn points for their team based on their finishing positions in these formats, with 25 points needed to claim the Alberta Challenge Cup.

    The designated team captains for the event will be responsible for deciding which players will represent their team to try to win the cup for their affiliate.

    Challenge Cup Format:

    Round 1 – (8 Games, 1 Point each) – Split Finger Challenge
    This is a Best out of Three match, each 2 player team plays head to head on one machine, highest score wins. First team to win 2 games earns a point for their squad.

    Round 2 – (8 Games, 1 Point each) – Alternate Shot
    This is a Best out of Three match, each 2 player team plays alternate shot on each ball on one machine, highest score wins. The player who played ball three in the first game, plays ball two in the second game and so on. First team to win 2 games earns a point for their squad.

    Round 3 – (8 Games, 1 Points each) – Best Game
    This is a Best out of Three match, a 4 player team game is played the top score in the four player game wins the match for their team. First team to win 2 games earns a point for their squad.

    Round 4 – (8 games, 2 Point each) – Match Play
    This is a Best out of Three match on the assigned machine, a 2 player game head to head match is played, the top score in the game wins the match for their team. First team to win 2 games earns two points for their squad.

    Round 5 – Tiebreaker
    If the event is tied after all matches, a final battle will ensue. The team captains of each team will have one last head to head showdown to determine the overall winner for the event. The winner of a coin toss will gets choice of machine or position.

    #2 8 years ago

    Got to see the Trophy tonight. Looking forward to this event.

    #3 8 years ago

    Here the trophy the teams will be competing for...

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    #4 8 years ago

    Looking forward to the event!

    #5 8 years ago

    Looks nice !
    I'm looking forward to kicking I mean playing some pinball

    #6 8 years ago

    Wow great job on this!!!

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    #7 8 years ago

    Last night, the Calgary team won the first ever Alberta Challenge Cup "Battle of Alberta" pinball challenge on Edmonton's turf!!! They played well and deserved to take home the prize, congrats to the Calgary team. It was awesome meeting the guys at the after party a great bunch of people to party with!!! Thanks for all those who took the time and participated and look forward to coming to Calgary next year to take back the cup for the year.

    #8 8 years ago

    Thanks for hosting a great event Diehard pinball.
    Pinchamp and I dig our new shirts.

    The cup will look good on our mantle
    Go Flames Go
    Go Stamps Go

    Many thanks to Gilles for the after party as well.
    I'm surprised it was the Calgary team leaving last from there

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    #9 8 years ago

    Congrats to Calgary!!

    Was good to see and meet you all and look forward to bringing the cup back back to Edmonton

    Thank you all for coming to after party as well...nice to relax and have drinks and play for fun and mingle

    See you next year!

    #10 8 years ago

    Big thanks to the Edmonton guys for putting on this awesome event. We all had a great time in the competition and at the after party. Look forward to hosting you guys for the next battle. Until then we promise to take good care of the cup! image1.jpegimage1.jpeg

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