See you in Vegas Linn. I'll be bringing home the bacon at the CT finals. =)

I founded, host and play in an all Classics league (anything 1971 - 1985). It is a bunch of extra stress and pressure to add to the pressure of competition that's for sure.

We play at 4 different collectors houses every 2 weeks for 5 sessions then a Finals back at my place where I mix it up and put up a few different titles than we have played all season. We typically play on 40+ different classic titles. We play on 6 titles each session. Games on these classics go quick. No epic games like the newer stuff. Typically 1.5 hrs per session is all we need. But people hang around a bit longer afterward for a beer and more pinball. It's been a blast hosting!

There was some thought to submit our league for IFPA points as when our league was founded a year or so ago, I opened up to first come first served for 16 people max. We got our 16 people and most have re-upped each time. When a few fall by the way side, I open it up again on the local pinball newsgroups.

So I guess the only thing preventing us from getting IFPA points is lack of a web site as it looks as if the other criteria has been met.

Dave (Doc)
N.E. Classic Pinball League Director