Tundra Winter Wonderland Coverage

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Hello from lovely Syracuse, where we're currently in the middle of round 1 with 77(!) players. That's well into 7 rounds territory.

Please feel free to hang out in the Source's justin.tv room (http://www.justin.tv/mtgthesource), we'll probably be broadcasting later.


Abold, Matt
Ahmed, Zafar
Alvarez, Joshua R
Argiro, Richard A
barnello, adam
Barnes, Bert
Bartlett, Matthew M
Belcher, Randy P
Bernier, Joseph A
Bourque, Rich
Bowie, Bryan
Callan, John
Caplan, David M
Cappello, Kyle J
Chilbert, Colin C
Cleveland, David M
Cook, Bryant
Dillahay, Carl
Dorgan, Kyle
Dziduch, Greg F
Eldredge, Will L
Elrod, David
Farrell, Michael K
Fellows, Gus
Finlayson-scheuler, Brian
fire, zach
Friedman, Jake
Gacioch, Daniel A
Green Jr., Kevin
Green, Jody
Grime, Shane
Howland, Nathaniel
Humphres, Kyle L
Jeran, Devin
Jones, Johnathan
Jordan, Dan
Kassis, Eli I
Kochis, Robert A
lampman, jim
Leroy, Austin J
Lowe, Chris
Magnuson, Eric
Mckay, Doug
McKinney, Ryan J
Meaker, Danny
Melnick, Michael L
Merriam, Ross
Meyst, Rich A
Moore, James
Murray, Paige C
Navickas, Joseph M
Navickas, Justin D
Patnode, Nicholas
Pentycofe, Erik K
Phan, Lam
Phillips, Adam
Quackenbush, Jonathan
Raczka, David
Rae, Dan M
Robillard, Raymond D
Saunders, Richard
Saundess, Chris
Scherer, Kyle
Schultz, Bill
Schultz, Sean
Serignese, Paul C
Smelski, Geoffrey T
Stoler, Eric
Stolze, Philip
Szamier, Corey T
Tartell, Zach
Teachout, Michael
Wallace, Jason
White, Adam D
White, James W
white, tariq L
Wowelko, Nick

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Round 1 Pairings:


Table No. Player Points No. Player
1 42 Callan, John 3 Cook, Bryant
2 71 Jordan, Dan 31 barnello, adam
3 9 Tartell, Zach 10 Abold, Matt
4 40 Smelski, Geoffrey T 22 Caplan, David M
5 54 Wallace, Jason 75 Melnick, Michael L
6 44 Argiro, Richard A 69 Chilbert, Colin C
7 21 Phan, Lam 16 Meaker, Danny
8 29 Phillips, Adam 28 white, tariq L
9 50 Patnode, Nicholas 73 Farrell, Michael K
10 64 Meyst, Rich A 25 Bartlett, Matthew M
11 2 Ahmed, Zafar 23 Bourque, Rich
12 39 Bowie, Bryan 27 Bernier, Joseph A
13 59 White, Adam D 14 Green, Jody
14 68 Merriam, Ross 66 Cleveland, David M
15 36 Scherer, Kyle 55 Cappello, Kyle J
16 49 Humphres, Kyle L 57 Jones, Johnathan
17 46 Schultz, Bill 20 Fellows, Gus
18 13 Teachout, Michael 6 Mckay, Doug
19 65 Szamier, Corey T 77 Grime, Shane
20 63 Stolze, Philip 38 Quackenbush, Jonathan
21 60 Magnuson, Eric 58 Robillard, Raymond D
22 33 Saunders, Richard 41 Belcher, Randy P
23 37 Saundess, Chris 17 Navickas, Justin D
24 7 Moore, James 53 Pentycofe, Erik K
25 35 fire, zach 5 Jeran, Devin
26 48 Murray, Paige C 45 Eldredge, Will L
27 61 Raczka, David 67 Gacioch, Daniel A
28 30 Wowelko, Nick 4 Finlayson-scheuler, Brian
29 18 Howland, Nathaniel 47 Dziduch, Greg F
30 19 Kassis, Eli I 11 Dillahay, Carl
31 1 lampman, jim 70 Dorgan, Kyle
32 12 Rae, Dan M 8 Stoler, Eric
33 26 Navickas, Joseph M 62 McKinney, Ryan J
34 43 Schultz, Sean 56 Leroy, Austin J
35 32 Kochis, Robert A 52 Serignese, Paul C
36 72 White, James W 15 Green Jr., Kevin
37 76 Alvarez, Joshua R 51 Friedman, Jake
38 34 Elrod, David 78 Lowe, Chris
24 Barnes, Bert * BYE *

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Head Judge Jason:
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image027.jpg

Pre-tournament:
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image017.jpg

Round 1:
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image024.jpg

https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image026.jpg

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Round 1 Results:

Player Opponent Result
Abold, Matt Tartell, Zach Lost 1-2
Ahmed, Zafar Bourque, Rich Won 2-0
Alvarez, Joshua R Friedman, Jake Won 2-0
Argiro, Richard A Chilbert, Colin C Lost 1-2
barnello, adam Jordan, Dan Lost 0-2
Barnes, Bert * BYE *
Bartlett, Matthew M Meyst, Rich A Lost 1-2
Belcher, Randy P Saunders, Richard Won 2-0
Bernier, Joseph A Bowie, Bryan Won 2-0
Bourque, Rich Ahmed, Zafar Lost 0-2
Bowie, Bryan Bernier, Joseph A Lost 0-2
Callan, John Cook, Bryant Lost 1-2
Caplan, David M Smelski, Geoffrey T Won 2-1
Cappello, Kyle J Scherer, Kyle Won 2-0
Chilbert, Colin C Argiro, Richard A Won 2-1
Cleveland, David M Merriam, Ross Won 2-0
Cook, Bryant Callan, John Won 2-1
Dillahay, Carl Kassis, Eli I Won 2-0
Dorgan, Kyle lampman, jim Won 2-0
Dziduch, Greg F Howland, Nathaniel Won 2-0
Eldredge, Will L Murray, Paige C Won 2-0
Elrod, David Lowe, Chris Won 2-1
Farrell, Michael K Patnode, Nicholas Lost 1-2
Fellows, Gus Schultz, Bill Won 2-0
Finlayson-scheuler, Brian Wowelko, Nick Won 2-1
fire, zach Jeran, Devin Won 2-1
Friedman, Jake Alvarez, Joshua R Lost 0-2
Gacioch, Daniel A Raczka, David Lost 0-2
Green Jr., Kevin White, James W Lost 0-2
Green, Jody White, Adam D Lost 1-2
Grime, Shane Szamier, Corey T Lost 1-2
Howland, Nathaniel Dziduch, Greg F Lost 0-2
Humphres, Kyle L Jones, Johnathan Won 2-0
Jeran, Devin fire, zach Lost 1-2
Jones, Johnathan Humphres, Kyle L Lost 0-2
Jordan, Dan barnello, adam Won 2-0
Kassis, Eli I Dillahay, Carl Lost 0-2
Kochis, Robert A Serignese, Paul C Won 2-1
lampman, jim Dorgan, Kyle Lost 0-2
Leroy, Austin J Schultz, Sean Won 2-1
Lowe, Chris Elrod, David Lost 1-2
Magnuson, Eric Robillard, Raymond D Lost 1-2
Mckay, Doug Teachout, Michael Lost 0-2
McKinney, Ryan J Navickas, Joseph M Lost 0-2
Meaker, Danny Phan, Lam Lost 0-2
Melnick, Michael L Wallace, Jason Won 2-0
Merriam, Ross Cleveland, David M Lost 0-2
Meyst, Rich A Bartlett, Matthew M Won 2-1
Moore, James Pentycofe, Erik K Won 2-1
Murray, Paige C Eldredge, Will L Lost 0-2
Navickas, Joseph M McKinney, Ryan J Won 2-0
Navickas, Justin D Saundess, Chris Drew 1-1-1
Patnode, Nicholas Farrell, Michael K Won 2-1
Pentycofe, Erik K Moore, James Lost 1-2
Phan, Lam Meaker, Danny Won 2-0
Phillips, Adam white, tariq L Won 2-0
Quackenbush, Jonathan Stolze, Philip Lost 1-2
Raczka, David Gacioch, Daniel A Won 2-0
Rae, Dan M Stoler, Eric Lost 0-2
Robillard, Raymond D Magnuson, Eric Won 2-1
Saunders, Richard Belcher, Randy P Lost 0-2
Saundess, Chris Navickas, Justin D Drew 1-1-1
Scherer, Kyle Cappello, Kyle J Lost 0-2
Schultz, Bill Fellows, Gus Lost 0-2
Schultz, Sean Leroy, Austin J Lost 1-2
Serignese, Paul C Kochis, Robert A Lost 1-2
Smelski, Geoffrey T Caplan, David M Lost 1-2
Stoler, Eric Rae, Dan M Won 2-0
Stolze, Philip Quackenbush, Jonathan Won 2-1
Szamier, Corey T Grime, Shane Won 2-1
Tartell, Zach Abold, Matt Won 2-1
Teachout, Michael Mckay, Doug Won 2-0
Wallace, Jason Melnick, Michael L Lost 0-2
White, Adam D Green, Jody Won 2-1
White, James W Green Jr., Kevin Won 2-0
white, tariq L Phillips, Adam Lost 0-2
Wowelko, Nick Finlayson-scheuler, Brian Lost 1-2


Round 2 Pairings:

Player Pts Table Opponent Pts
Abold, Matt #10 0 21 Navickas, Justin D #17 1
Ahmed, Zafar #2 3 10 Dillahay, Carl #11 3
Alvarez, Joshua R #76 3 19 Dziduch, Greg F #47 3
Argiro, Richard A #44 0 28 Pentycofe, Erik K #53 0
barnello, adam #31 0 36 Gacioch, Daniel A #67 0
Barnes, Bert #24 3 4 White, Adam D #59 3
Bartlett, Matthew M #25 0 23 Meaker, Danny #16 0
Belcher, Randy P #41 3 5 Caplan, David M #22 3
Bernier, Joseph A #27 3 2 Robillard, Raymond D #58 3
Bourque, Rich #23 0 24 Wowelko, Nick #30 0
Bowie, Bryan #39 0 35 Green Jr., Kevin #15 0
Callan, John #42 0 27 Howland, Nathaniel #18 0
Caplan, David M #22 3 5 Belcher, Randy P #41 3
Cappello, Kyle J #55 3 1 Patnode, Nicholas #50 3
Chilbert, Colin C #69 3 3 Stoler, Eric #8 3
Cleveland, David M #66 3 15 Cook, Bryant #3 3
Cook, Bryant #3 3 15 Cleveland, David M #66 3
Dillahay, Carl #11 3 10 Ahmed, Zafar #2 3
Dorgan, Kyle #70 3 12 Navickas, Joseph M #26 3
Dziduch, Greg F #47 3 19 Alvarez, Joshua R #76 3
Eldredge, Will L #45 3 18 Finlayson-scheuler, Brian #4 3
Elrod, David #34 3 13 Jordan, Dan #71 3
Farrell, Michael K #73 0 22 Green, Jody #14 0
Fellows, Gus #20 3 14 Moore, James #7 3
Finlayson-scheuler, Brian #4 3 18 Eldredge, Will L #45 3
fire, zach #35 3 8 Raczka, David #61 3
Friedman, Jake #51 0 25 Quackenbush, Jonathan #38 0
Gacioch, Daniel A #67 0 36 barnello, adam #31 0
Green Jr., Kevin #15 0 35 Bowie, Bryan #39 0
Green, Jody #14 0 22 Farrell, Michael K #73 0
Grime, Shane #77 0 30 Magnuson, Eric #60 0
Howland, Nathaniel #18 0 27 Callan, John #42 0
Humphres, Kyle L #49 3 7 Meyst, Rich A #64 3
Jeran, Devin #5 0 20 Saundess, Chris #37 1
Jones, Johnathan #57 0 33 Mckay, Doug #6 0
Jordan, Dan #71 3 13 Elrod, David #34 3
Kassis, Eli I #19 0 --- #0 0
Kochis, Robert A #32 3 16 Stolze, Philip #63 3
lampman, jim #1 0 32 white, tariq L #28 0
Leroy, Austin J #56 3 6 Tartell, Zach #9 3
Lowe, Chris #78 0 31 Saunders, Richard #33 0
Magnuson, Eric #60 0 30 Grime, Shane #77 0
Mckay, Doug #6 0 33 Jones, Johnathan #57 0
McKinney, Ryan J #62 0 38 Murray, Paige C #48 0
Meaker, Danny #16 0 23 Bartlett, Matthew M #25 0
Melnick, Michael L #75 3 11 White, James W #72 3
Merriam, Ross #68 0 34 Rae, Dan M #12 0
Meyst, Rich A #64 3 7 Humphres, Kyle L #49 3
Moore, James #7 3 14 Fellows, Gus #20 3
Murray, Paige C #48 0 38 McKinney, Ryan J #62 0
Navickas, Joseph M #26 3 12 Dorgan, Kyle #70 3
Navickas, Justin D #17 1 21 Abold, Matt #10 0
Patnode, Nicholas #50 3 1 Cappello, Kyle J #55 3
Pentycofe, Erik K #53 0 28 Argiro, Richard A #44 0
Phan, Lam #21 3 9 Teachout, Michael #13 3
Phillips, Adam #29 3 17 Szamier, Corey T #65 3
Quackenbush, Jonathan #38 0 25 Friedman, Jake #51 0
Raczka, David #61 3 8 fire, zach #35 3
Rae, Dan M #12 0 34 Merriam, Ross #68 0
Robillard, Raymond D #58 3 2 Bernier, Joseph A #27 3
Saunders, Richard #33 0 31 Lowe, Chris #78 0
Saundess, Chris #37 1 20 Jeran, Devin #5 0
Scherer, Kyle #36 0 37 Schultz, Bill #46 0
Schultz, Bill #46 0 37 Scherer, Kyle #36 0
Schultz, Sean #43 0 26 Smelski, Geoffrey T #40 0
Serignese, Paul C #52 0 29 Wallace, Jason #54 0
Smelski, Geoffrey T #40 0 26 Schultz, Sean #43 0
Stoler, Eric #8 3 3 Chilbert, Colin C #69 3
Stolze, Philip #63 3 16 Kochis, Robert A #32 3
Szamier, Corey T #65 3 17 Phillips, Adam #29 3
Tartell, Zach #9 3 6 Leroy, Austin J #56 3
Teachout, Michael #13 3 9 Phan, Lam #21 3
Wallace, Jason #54 0 29 Serignese, Paul C #52 0
White, Adam D #59 3 4 Barnes, Bert #24 3
White, James W #72 3 11 Melnick, Michael L #75 3
white, tariq L #28 0 32 lampman, jim #1 0
Wowelko, Nick #30 0 24 Bourque, Rich #23 0

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Round 2:

Yes, those are slivers.
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image031.jpg

Someone's a little haunted.
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image033.jpg

Tartell rocks the snowlands and Scepters.
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image034.jpg

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The stream (http://www.justin.tv/mtgthesource) is live, but no one is watching.

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Nobody is talking in the justin.tv webchat

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I'll just come out and say it here...Dan Jordan top8s this bitch.

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hi Al

the live coverage is fun

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Round 2 results:

Player Opponent Result
Abold, Matt Navickas, Justin D Lost 1-2
Ahmed, Zafar Dillahay, Carl Lost 0-2
Alvarez, Joshua R Dziduch, Greg F Won 2-0
Argiro, Richard A Pentycofe, Erik K Lost 0-2
barnello, adam Gacioch, Daniel A Won 2-1
Barnes, Bert White, Adam D Won 2-1
Bartlett, Matthew M Meaker, Danny Won 2-1
Belcher, Randy P Caplan, David M Lost 0-2
Bernier, Joseph A Robillard, Raymond D Won 2-1
Bourque, Rich Wowelko, Nick Lost 0-2
Bowie, Bryan Green Jr., Kevin Lost 1-2
Callan, John Howland, Nathaniel Lost 1-2
Caplan, David M Belcher, Randy P Won 2-0
Cappello, Kyle J Patnode, Nicholas Lost 0-2
Chilbert, Colin C Stoler, Eric Won 2-0
Cleveland, David M Cook, Bryant Lost 0-2
Cook, Bryant Cleveland, David M Won 2-0
Dillahay, Carl Ahmed, Zafar Won 2-0
Dorgan, Kyle Navickas, Joseph M Won 2-0
Dziduch, Greg F Alvarez, Joshua R Lost 0-2
Eldredge, Will L Finlayson-scheuler, Brian Won 2-0
Elrod, David Jordan, Dan Lost 0-2
Farrell, Michael K Green, Jody Lost 0-2
Fellows, Gus Moore, James Won 2-0
Finlayson-scheuler, Brian Eldredge, Will L Lost 0-2
fire, zach Raczka, David Won 2-1
Friedman, Jake Quackenbush, Jonathan Lost 1-2
Gacioch, Daniel A barnello, adam Lost 1-2
Green Jr., Kevin Bowie, Bryan Won 2-1
Green, Jody Farrell, Michael K Won 2-0
Grime, Shane Magnuson, Eric Won 2-0
Howland, Nathaniel Callan, John Won 2-1
Humphres, Kyle L Meyst, Rich A Lost 0-2
Jeran, Devin Saundess, Chris Lost 0-2
Jones, Johnathan Mckay, Doug Lost 1-2
Jordan, Dan Elrod, David Won 2-0
Kassis, Eli I * BYE *
Kochis, Robert A Stolze, Philip Lost 1-2
lampman, jim white, tariq L Won 2-0-1
Leroy, Austin J Tartell, Zach Won 2-0
Lowe, Chris Saunders, Richard Lost 1-2
Magnuson, Eric Grime, Shane Lost 0-2
Mckay, Doug Jones, Johnathan Won 2-1
McKinney, Ryan J Murray, Paige C Won 2-1
Meaker, Danny Bartlett, Matthew M Lost 1-2
Melnick, Michael L White, James W Lost 0-2
Merriam, Ross Rae, Dan M Lost 0-2
Meyst, Rich A Humphres, Kyle L Won 2-0
Moore, James Fellows, Gus Lost 0-2
Murray, Paige C McKinney, Ryan J Lost 1-2
Navickas, Joseph M Dorgan, Kyle Lost 0-2
Navickas, Justin D Abold, Matt Won 2-1
Patnode, Nicholas Cappello, Kyle J Won 2-0
Pentycofe, Erik K Argiro, Richard A Won 2-0
Phan, Lam Teachout, Michael Won 2-1
Phillips, Adam Szamier, Corey T Won 2-0
Quackenbush, Jonathan Friedman, Jake Won 2-1
Raczka, David fire, zach Lost 1-2
Rae, Dan M Merriam, Ross Won 2-0
Robillard, Raymond D Bernier, Joseph A Lost 1-2
Saunders, Richard Lowe, Chris Won 2-1
Saundess, Chris Jeran, Devin Won 2-0
Scherer, Kyle Schultz, Bill Lost 0-2
Schultz, Bill Scherer, Kyle Won 2-0
Schultz, Sean Smelski, Geoffrey T Lost 0-2
Serignese, Paul C Wallace, Jason Lost 0-2
Smelski, Geoffrey T Schultz, Sean Won 2-0
Stoler, Eric Chilbert, Colin C Lost 0-2
Stolze, Philip Kochis, Robert A Won 2-1
Szamier, Corey T Phillips, Adam Lost 0-2
Tartell, Zach Leroy, Austin J Lost 0-2
Teachout, Michael Phan, Lam Lost 1-2
Wallace, Jason Serignese, Paul C Won 2-0
White, Adam D Barnes, Bert Lost 1-2
White, James W Melnick, Michael L Won 2-0
white, tariq L lampman, jim Lost 0-2-1
Wowelko, Nick Bourque, Rich Won 2-0


Round 3 pairings:

Table No. Player Points No. Player
1 21 Phan, Lam 6-6 64 Meyst, Rich A
2 71 Jordan, Dan 6-6 45 Eldredge, Will L
3 24 Barnes, Bert 6-6 11 Dillahay, Carl
4 70 Dorgan, Kyle 6-6 50 Patnode, Nicholas
5 56 Leroy, Austin J 6-6 35 fire, zach
6 20 Fellows, Gus 6-6 22 Caplan, David M
7 72 White, James W 6-6 69 Chilbert, Colin C
8 3 Cook, Bryant 6-6 27 Bernier, Joseph A
9 29 Phillips, Adam 6-6 63 Stolze, Philip
10 76 Alvarez, Joshua R 6-4 17 Navickas, Justin D
11 37 Saundess, Chris 4-3 2 Ahmed, Zafar
12 65 Szamier, Corey T 3-3 15 Green Jr., Kevin
13 7 Moore, James 3-3 18 Howland, Nathaniel
14 14 Green, Jody 3-3 47 Dziduch, Greg F
15 55 Cappello, Kyle J 3-3 66 Cleveland, David M
16 75 Melnick, Michael L 3-3 62 McKinney, Ryan J
17 40 Smelski, Geoffrey T 3-3 59 White, Adam D
18 77 Grime, Shane 3-3 61 Raczka, David
19 25 Bartlett, Matthew M 3-3 26 Navickas, Joseph M
20 31 barnello, adam 3-3 4 Finlayson-scheuler, Brian
21 49 Humphres, Kyle L 3-3 41 Belcher, Randy P
22 30 Wowelko, Nick 3-3 46 Schultz, Bill
23 6 Mckay, Doug 3-3 8 Stoler, Eric
24 32 Kochis, Robert A 3-3 12 Rae, Dan M
25 53 Pentycofe, Erik K 3-3 1 lampman, jim
26 9 Tartell, Zach 3-3 19 Kassis, Eli I
27 13 Teachout, Michael 3-3 34 Elrod, David
28 58 Robillard, Raymond D 3-3 54 Wallace, Jason
29 38 Quackenbush, Jonathan 3-3 33 Saunders, Richard
30 28 white, tariq L 0-0 5 Jeran, Devin
31 57 Jones, Johnathan 0-0 42 Callan, John
32 52 Serignese, Paul C 0-0 51 Friedman, Jake
33 68 Merriam, Ross 0-0 43 Schultz, Sean
34 10 Abold, Matt 0-0 44 Argiro, Richard A
35 36 Scherer, Kyle 0-0 48 Murray, Paige C
36 78 Lowe, Chris 0-0 73 Farrell, Michael K
37 16 Meaker, Danny 0-0 60 Magnuson, Eric
38 67 Gacioch, Daniel A 0-0 23 Bourque, Rich
39 Bowie, Bryan * BYE *

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Meta breakdown by name:

43 land 2
Affinity 2
Aggro Loam 1
ANT variants 9
Control Mono B 1
Control U/W 1
Control UGBW 1
Dreadstill Ugr 1
Dreadstill Ur 5
Dredge 2
Eva Green 1
F2K9 1
Goblins Rb 2
Goblins Rgb 1
Goblins Rw 1
GW Loyal Retainer Combo 1
Imperial Painter 1
Kobold Glimpse 1
Landstill UWB 1
Merfolk U 2
Merfolk Uw 1
Mighty Quinn 1
Rock Doran 3
Rock Urborg 1
Sligh 3
Sligh Goyf 4
Slivers 2
Survival 3
Survival Elves 3
Team America 6
Thresh UBG 2
Thresh UGBW 4
Thresh UGR 4
Thresh UGR Moon 1
Thresh UGW 1
Threshless Thresh UGBW 1


By count:

ANT variants 9
Team America 6
Dreadstill Ur 5
Sligh Goyf 4
Thresh UGBW 4
Thresh UGR 4
Rock Doran 3
Sligh 3
Survival 3
Survival Elves 3
43 land 2
Affinity 2
Dredge 2
Goblins Rb 2
Merfolk U 2
Slivers 2
Thresh UBG 2
Aggro Loam 1
Control Mono B 1
Control U/W 1
Control UGBW 1
Dreadstill Ugr 1
Eva Green 1
F2K9 1
Goblins Rgb 1
Goblins Rw 1
GW Loyal Retainer Combo 1
Imperial Painter 1
Kobold Glimpse 1
Landstill UWB 1
Merfolk Uw 1
Mighty Quinn 1
Rock Urborg 1
Thresh UGR Moon 1
Thresh UGW 1
Threshless Thresh UGBW 1

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Round 3 results:

Player Opponent Result
Abold, Matt Argiro, Richard A Won 2-0
Ahmed, Zafar Saundess, Chris Won 2-0
Alvarez, Joshua R Navickas, Justin D Lost 0-2
Argiro, Richard A Abold, Matt Lost 0-2
barnello, adam Finlayson-scheuler, Brian Lost 0-2
Barnes, Bert Dillahay, Carl Won 2-1
Bartlett, Matthew M Navickas, Joseph M Won 2-1
Belcher, Randy P Humphres, Kyle L Won 2-0
Bernier, Joseph A Cook, Bryant Won 2-1
Bourque, Rich Gacioch, Daniel A Won 2-0
Bowie, Bryan * BYE *
Callan, John Jones, Johnathan Lost 1-2
Caplan, David M Fellows, Gus Won 2-0
Cappello, Kyle J Cleveland, David M Lost 1-2
Chilbert, Colin C White, James W Won 2-1
Cleveland, David M Cappello, Kyle J Won 2-1
Cook, Bryant Bernier, Joseph A Lost 1-2
Dillahay, Carl Barnes, Bert Lost 1-2
Dorgan, Kyle Patnode, Nicholas Won 2-0
Dziduch, Greg F Green, Jody Won 2-0
Eldredge, Will L Jordan, Dan Won 2-1
Elrod, David Teachout, Michael Won 2-0
Farrell, Michael K Lowe, Chris Won 2-0
Fellows, Gus Caplan, David M Lost 0-2
Finlayson-scheuler, Brian barnello, adam Won 2-0
fire, zach Leroy, Austin J Lost 1-2
Friedman, Jake Serignese, Paul C Won 2-1
Gacioch, Daniel A Bourque, Rich Lost 0-2
Green Jr., Kevin Szamier, Corey T Won 2-0
Green, Jody Dziduch, Greg F Lost 0-2
Grime, Shane Raczka, David Lost 0-2
Howland, Nathaniel Moore, James Won 2-0
Humphres, Kyle L Belcher, Randy P Lost 0-2
Jeran, Devin white, tariq L Lost 0-2
Jones, Johnathan Callan, John Won 2-1
Jordan, Dan Eldredge, Will L Lost 1-2
Kassis, Eli I Tartell, Zach Lost 0-2
Kochis, Robert A Rae, Dan M Won 2-0
lampman, jim Pentycofe, Erik K Lost 1-2
Leroy, Austin J fire, zach Won 2-1
Lowe, Chris Farrell, Michael K Lost 0-2
Magnuson, Eric Meaker, Danny Lost 0-2
Mckay, Doug Stoler, Eric Won 2-0
McKinney, Ryan J Melnick, Michael L Lost 1-2
Meaker, Danny Magnuson, Eric Won 2-0
Melnick, Michael L McKinney, Ryan J Won 2-1
Merriam, Ross Schultz, Sean Won 2-1
Meyst, Rich A Phan, Lam Lost 0-2
Moore, James Howland, Nathaniel Lost 0-2
Murray, Paige C Scherer, Kyle Lost 0-2
Navickas, Joseph M Bartlett, Matthew M Lost 1-2
Navickas, Justin D Alvarez, Joshua R Won 2-0
Patnode, Nicholas Dorgan, Kyle Lost 0-2
Pentycofe, Erik K lampman, jim Won 2-1
Phan, Lam Meyst, Rich A Won 2-0
Phillips, Adam Stolze, Philip Won 2-1
Quackenbush, Jonathan Saunders, Richard Won 2-0
Raczka, David Grime, Shane Won 2-0
Rae, Dan M Kochis, Robert A Lost 0-2
Robillard, Raymond D Wallace, Jason Won 2-0
Saunders, Richard Quackenbush, Jonathan Lost 0-2
Saundess, Chris Ahmed, Zafar Lost 0-2
Scherer, Kyle Murray, Paige C Won 2-0
Schultz, Bill Wowelko, Nick Lost 0-2
Schultz, Sean Merriam, Ross Lost 1-2
Serignese, Paul C Friedman, Jake Lost 1-2
Smelski, Geoffrey T White, Adam D Won 2-0
Stoler, Eric Mckay, Doug Lost 0-2
Stolze, Philip Phillips, Adam Lost 1-2
Szamier, Corey T Green Jr., Kevin Lost 0-2
Tartell, Zach Kassis, Eli I Won 2-0
Teachout, Michael Elrod, David Lost 0-2
Wallace, Jason Robillard, Raymond D Lost 0-2
White, Adam D Smelski, Geoffrey T Lost 0-2
White, James W Chilbert, Colin C Lost 1-2
white, tariq L Jeran, Devin Won 2-0
Wowelko, Nick Schultz, Bill Won 2-0


Round 4 pairings:

Player Pts Table Opponent Pts
Abold, Matt #10 3 23 Wallace, Jason #54 3
Ahmed, Zafar #2 6 16 Wowelko, Nick #30 6
Alvarez, Joshua R #76 6 9 Cleveland, David M #66 6
Barnes, Bert #24 9 2 Phillips, Adam #29 9
Bartlett, Matthew M #25 6 15 Mckay, Doug #6 6
Belcher, Randy P #41 6 6 Meyst, Rich A #64 6
Bernier, Joseph A #27 9 1 Caplan, David M #22 9
Bourque, Rich #23 3 26 Scherer, Kyle #36 3
Bowie, Bryan #39 3 25 Jones, Johnathan #57 3
Callan, John #42 0 34 Lowe, Chris #78 0
Caplan, David M #22 9 1 Bernier, Joseph A #27 9
Cappello, Kyle J #55 3 31 white, tariq L #28 3
Chilbert, Colin C #69 9 5 Navickas, Justin D #17 7
Cleveland, David M #66 6 9 Alvarez, Joshua R #76 6
Cook, Bryant #3 6 20 Saundess, Chris #37 4
Dillahay, Carl #11 6 10 Fellows, Gus #20 6
Dorgan, Kyle #70 9 4 Eldredge, Will L #45 9
Dziduch, Greg F #47 6 12 Smelski, Geoffrey T #40 6
Eldredge, Will L #45 9 4 Dorgan, Kyle #70 9
Elrod, David #34 6 18 Green Jr., Kevin #15 6
Farrell, Michael K #73 3 27 Moore, James #7 3
Fellows, Gus #20 6 10 Dillahay, Carl #11 6
Finlayson-scheuler, Brian #4 6 7 Tartell, Zach #9 6
fire, zach #35 6 17 Robillard, Raymond D #58 6
Friedman, Jake #51 3 32 Schultz, Bill #46 3
Gacioch, Daniel A #67 0 35 Magnuson, Eric #60 0
Green Jr., Kevin #15 6 18 Elrod, David #34 6
Green, Jody #14 3 29 lampman, jim #1 3
Grime, Shane #77 3 21 Teachout, Michael #13 3
Howland, Nathaniel #18 6 11 Stolze, Philip #63 6
Humphres, Kyle L #49 3 30 Meaker, Danny #16 3
Jones, Johnathan #57 3 25 Bowie, Bryan #39 3
Jordan, Dan #71 6 13 Raczka, David #61 6
Kochis, Robert A #32 6 14 Quackenbush, Jonathan #38 6
lampman, jim #1 3 29 Green, Jody #14 3
Leroy, Austin J #56 9 3 Phan, Lam #21 9
Lowe, Chris #78 0 34 Callan, John #42 0
Magnuson, Eric #60 0 35 Gacioch, Daniel A #67 0
Mckay, Doug #6 6 15 Bartlett, Matthew M #25 6
McKinney, Ryan J #62 3 33 Schultz, Sean #43 0
Meaker, Danny #16 3 30 Humphres, Kyle L #49 3
Melnick, Michael L #75 6 8 Patnode, Nicholas #50 6
Merriam, Ross #68 3 24 Saunders, Richard #33 3
Meyst, Rich A #64 6 6 Belcher, Randy P #41 6
Moore, James #7 3 27 Farrell, Michael K #73 3
Navickas, Joseph M #26 3 28 Stoler, Eric #8 3
Navickas, Justin D #17 7 5 Chilbert, Colin C #69 9
Patnode, Nicholas #50 6 8 Melnick, Michael L #75 6
Pentycofe, Erik K #53 6 19 White, James W #72 6
Phan, Lam #21 9 3 Leroy, Austin J #56 9
Phillips, Adam #29 9 2 Barnes, Bert #24 9
Quackenbush, Jonathan #38 6 14 Kochis, Robert A #32 6
Raczka, David #61 6 13 Jordan, Dan #71 6
Rae, Dan M #12 3 22 White, Adam D #59 3
Robillard, Raymond D #58 6 17 fire, zach #35 6
Saunders, Richard #33 3 24 Merriam, Ross #68 3
Saundess, Chris #37 4 20 Cook, Bryant #3 6
Scherer, Kyle #36 3 26 Bourque, Rich #23 3
Schultz, Bill #46 3 32 Friedman, Jake #51 3
Schultz, Sean #43 0 33 McKinney, Ryan J #62 3
Smelski, Geoffrey T #40 6 12 Dziduch, Greg F #47 6
Stoler, Eric #8 3 28 Navickas, Joseph M #26 3
Stolze, Philip #63 6 11 Howland, Nathaniel #18 6
Tartell, Zach #9 6 7 Finlayson-scheuler, Brian #4 6
Teachout, Michael #13 3 21 Grime, Shane #77 3
Wallace, Jason #54 3 23 Abold, Matt #10 3
White, Adam D #59 3 22 Rae, Dan M #12 3
White, James W #72 6 19 Pentycofe, Erik K #53 6
white, tariq L #28 3 31 Cappello, Kyle J #55 3
Wowelko, Nick #30 6 16 Ahmed, Zafar #2 6

[cdr]

Kobolds in action
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image037.jpg

Between-round gaming
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image038.jpg

Spurt
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image040.jpg

Zach is pointing at the grip full of Chants and Abeyances plus the one Painter being Thoughsiezed
https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image041.jpg

[cdr]

Round 4 results:

Player Opponent Result
Abold, Matt Wallace, Jason Lost 0-2
Ahmed, Zafar Wowelko, Nick Won 2-0
Alvarez, Joshua R Cleveland, David M Won 2-1
Barnes, Bert Phillips, Adam Won 2-1
Bartlett, Matthew M Mckay, Doug Lost 1-2
Belcher, Randy P Meyst, Rich A Lost 1-2
Bernier, Joseph A Caplan, David M Lost 0-2
Bourque, Rich Scherer, Kyle Won 2-0
Bowie, Bryan Jones, Johnathan Lost 1-2
Callan, John Lowe, Chris Won 2-0
Caplan, David M Bernier, Joseph A Won 2-0
Cappello, Kyle J white, tariq L Lost 0-2
Chilbert, Colin C Navickas, Justin D Lost 1-2
Cleveland, David M Alvarez, Joshua R Lost 1-2
Cook, Bryant Saundess, Chris Won 2-1
Dillahay, Carl Fellows, Gus Won 2-1
Dorgan, Kyle Eldredge, Will L Won 2-0
Dziduch, Greg F Smelski, Geoffrey T Lost 1-2
Eldredge, Will L Dorgan, Kyle Lost 0-2
Elrod, David Green Jr., Kevin Won 2-0
Farrell, Michael K Moore, James Won 2-0
Fellows, Gus Dillahay, Carl Lost 1-2
Finlayson-scheuler, Brian Tartell, Zach Lost 0-2
fire, zach Robillard, Raymond D Lost 0-2
Friedman, Jake Schultz, Bill Lost 1-2
Gacioch, Daniel A Magnuson, Eric Lost 0-2
Green Jr., Kevin Elrod, David Lost 0-2
Green, Jody lampman, jim Lost 1-2
Grime, Shane Teachout, Michael Won 1-0-1
Howland, Nathaniel Stolze, Philip Won 2-1
Humphres, Kyle L Meaker, Danny Lost 1-2
Jones, Johnathan Bowie, Bryan Won 2-1
Jordan, Dan Raczka, David Lost 0-2
Kochis, Robert A Quackenbush, Jonathan Lost 0-2
lampman, jim Green, Jody Won 2-1
Leroy, Austin J Phan, Lam Lost 0-2
Lowe, Chris Callan, John Lost 0-2
Magnuson, Eric Gacioch, Daniel A Won 2-0
Mckay, Doug Bartlett, Matthew M Won 2-1
McKinney, Ryan J Schultz, Sean Lost 0-2
Meaker, Danny Humphres, Kyle L Won 2-1
Melnick, Michael L Patnode, Nicholas Won 2-1
Merriam, Ross Saunders, Richard Won 2-0
Meyst, Rich A Belcher, Randy P Won 2-1
Moore, James Farrell, Michael K Lost 0-2
Navickas, Joseph M Stoler, Eric Won 2-0
Navickas, Justin D Chilbert, Colin C Won 2-1
Patnode, Nicholas Melnick, Michael L Lost 1-2
Pentycofe, Erik K White, James W Lost 0-1-1
Phan, Lam Leroy, Austin J Won 2-0
Phillips, Adam Barnes, Bert Lost 1-2
Quackenbush, Jonathan Kochis, Robert A Won 2-0
Raczka, David Jordan, Dan Won 2-0
Rae, Dan M White, Adam D Lost 1-2
Robillard, Raymond D fire, zach Won 2-0
Saunders, Richard Merriam, Ross Lost 0-2
Saundess, Chris Cook, Bryant Lost 1-2
Scherer, Kyle Bourque, Rich Lost 0-2
Schultz, Bill Friedman, Jake Won 2-1
Schultz, Sean McKinney, Ryan J Won 2-0
Smelski, Geoffrey T Dziduch, Greg F Won 2-1
Stoler, Eric Navickas, Joseph M Lost 0-2
Stolze, Philip Howland, Nathaniel Lost 1-2
Tartell, Zach Finlayson-scheuler, Brian Won 2-0
Teachout, Michael Grime, Shane Lost 0-1-1
Wallace, Jason Abold, Matt Won 2-0
White, Adam D Rae, Dan M Won 2-1
White, James W Pentycofe, Erik K Won 1-0-1
white, tariq L Cappello, Kyle J Won 2-0
Wowelko, Nick Ahmed, Zafar Lost 0-2


Round 5 pairings:

Player Pts Table Opponent Pts
Ahmed, Zafar #2 9 6 Eldredge, Will L #45 9
Alvarez, Joshua R #76 9 8 Meyst, Rich A #64 9
Barnes, Bert #24 12 2 Dorgan, Kyle #70 12
Bartlett, Matthew M #25 6 20 Stolze, Philip #63 6
Belcher, Randy P #41 6 21 fire, zach #35 6
Bernier, Joseph A #27 9 11 Tartell, Zach #9 9
Bourque, Rich #23 6 19 lampman, jim #1 6
Bowie, Bryan #39 3 27 Callan, John #42 3
Callan, John #42 3 27 Bowie, Bryan #39 3
Caplan, David M #22 12 1 Phan, Lam #21 12
Chilbert, Colin C #69 9 4 Elrod, David #34 9
Cleveland, David M #66 6 23 Grime, Shane #77 6
Cook, Bryant #3 9 13 Green Jr., Kevin #15 6
Dillahay, Carl #11 9 7 Smelski, Geoffrey T #40 9
Dorgan, Kyle #70 12 2 Barnes, Bert #24 12
Dziduch, Greg F #47 6 22 Meaker, Danny #16 6
Eldredge, Will L #45 9 6 Ahmed, Zafar #2 9
Elrod, David #34 9 4 Chilbert, Colin C #69 9
Farrell, Michael K #73 6 18 Navickas, Joseph M #26 6
Fellows, Gus #20 6 14 Pentycofe, Erik K #53 6
fire, zach #35 6 21 Belcher, Randy P #41 6
Friedman, Jake #51 3 25 Wallace, Jason #54 6
Gacioch, Daniel A #67 0 28 Green, Jody #14 3
Green Jr., Kevin #15 6 13 Cook, Bryant #3 9
Green, Jody #14 3 28 Gacioch, Daniel A #67 0
Grime, Shane #77 6 23 Cleveland, David M #66 6
Howland, Nathaniel #18 9 9 White, James W #72 9
Jones, Johnathan #57 6 24 White, Adam D #59 6
Jordan, Dan #71 6 15 white, tariq L #28 6
Kochis, Robert A #32 6 17 Merriam, Ross #68 6
lampman, jim #1 6 19 Bourque, Rich #23 6
Leroy, Austin J #56 9 12 Mckay, Doug #6 9
Lowe, Chris #78 0 --- #0 0
Magnuson, Eric #60 3 26 Schultz, Sean #43 3
Mckay, Doug #6 9 12 Leroy, Austin J #56 9
Meaker, Danny #16 6 22 Dziduch, Greg F #47 6
Melnick, Michael L #75 9 10 Phillips, Adam #29 9
Merriam, Ross #68 6 17 Kochis, Robert A #32 6
Meyst, Rich A #64 9 8 Alvarez, Joshua R #76 9
Navickas, Joseph M #26 6 18 Farrell, Michael K #73 6
Navickas, Justin D #17 10 3 Quackenbush, Jonathan #38 9
Patnode, Nicholas #50 6 16 Schultz, Bill #46 6
Pentycofe, Erik K #53 6 14 Fellows, Gus #20 6
Phan, Lam #21 12 1 Caplan, David M #22 12
Phillips, Adam #29 9 10 Melnick, Michael L #75 9
Quackenbush, Jonathan #38 9 3 Navickas, Justin D #17 10
Raczka, David #61 9 5 Robillard, Raymond D #58 9
Robillard, Raymond D #58 9 5 Raczka, David #61 9
Schultz, Bill #46 6 16 Patnode, Nicholas #50 6
Schultz, Sean #43 3 26 Magnuson, Eric #60 3
Smelski, Geoffrey T #40 9 7 Dillahay, Carl #11 9
Stolze, Philip #63 6 20 Bartlett, Matthew M #25 6
Tartell, Zach #9 9 11 Bernier, Joseph A #27 9
Wallace, Jason #54 6 25 Friedman, Jake #51 3
White, Adam D #59 6 24 Jones, Johnathan #57 6
White, James W #72 9 9 Howland, Nathaniel #18 9
white, tariq L #28 6 15 Jordan, Dan #71 6

[cdr]

Round 5 results:

Table Player Opponent Result
1 Phan, Lam Caplan, David M Drew 0-0-0
2 Barnes, Bert Dorgan, Kyle Lost 1-2
3 Navickas, Justin D Quackenbush, Jonathan Lost 1-2
4 Chilbert, Colin C Elrod, David Won 2-1
5 Robillard, Raymond D Raczka, David Won 2-0
6 Ahmed, Zafar Eldredge, Will L Lost 0-2
7 Dillahay, Carl Smelski, Geoffrey T Won 2-1
8 Meyst, Rich A Alvarez, Joshua R Lost 1-2
9 White, James W Howland, Nathaniel Won 2-0
10 Melnick, Michael L Phillips, Adam Won 2-0
11 Bernier, Joseph A Tartell, Zach Lost 0-2
12 Mckay, Doug Leroy, Austin J Lost 0-2
13 Cook, Bryant Green Jr., Kevin Won 2-0
14 Fellows, Gus Pentycofe, Erik K Won 2-1
15 white, tariq L Jordan, Dan Lost 1-2
16 Schultz, Bill Patnode, Nicholas Won 2-0
17 Kochis, Robert A Merriam, Ross Lost 1-2
18 Navickas, Joseph M Farrell, Michael K Lost 0-2
19 lampman, jim Bourque, Rich Won 2-1
20 Bartlett, Matthew M Stolze, Philip Won 2-1
21 Belcher, Randy P fire, zach Lost 1-2
22 Meaker, Danny Dziduch, Greg F Drew 1-1-1
23 Cleveland, David M Grime, Shane Won 2-1
24 Jones, Johnathan White, Adam D Won 2-0
25 Wallace, Jason Friedman, Jake Won 2-1
26 Schultz, Sean Magnuson, Eric Lost 1-2
27 Callan, John Bowie, Bryan Lost 0-2
28 Green, Jody Gacioch, Daniel A Lost 1-2
Lowe, Chris * BYE *


Standings after round 5:

Tie 1 Tie 2 Tie 3 Matches
Rank No. Name Points OMW% PGW% OGW% P/W/D/B
1 70 Dorgan, Kyle 15 60.0000 90.9091 55.3030 5/5/0/0
2 22 Caplan, David M 13 61.3333 88.8889 61.7521 5/4/1/0
3 21 Phan, Lam 13 61.3333 88.8889 59.0313 5/4/1/0
4 24 Barnes, Bert 12 70.0000 64.2857 64.2337 4/3/0/1
5 56 Leroy, Austin J 12 64.0000 66.6667 60.0155 5/4/0/0
6 45 Eldredge, Will L 12 60.6667 72.7273 57.4040 5/4/0/0
7 72 White, James W 12 60.0000 75.7576 53.2068 5/4/0/0
8 11 Dillahay, Carl 12 58.6667 69.2308 55.4982 5/4/0/0
9 58 Robillard, Raymond D 12 56.0000 75.0000 51.9697 5/4/0/0
10 75 Melnick, Michael L 12 54.6667 66.6667 52.7273 5/4/0/0
11 69 Chilbert, Colin C 12 54.6667 64.2857 52.0563 5/4/0/0
12 76 Alvarez, Joshua R 12 53.3333 66.6667 51.1416 5/4/0/0
13 9 Tartell, Zach 12 51.3333 72.7273 46.8889 5/4/0/0
14 3 Cook, Bryant 12 45.3333 69.2308 44.4009 5/4/0/0
15 38 Quackenbush, Jonathan 12 42.6667 69.2308 44.2784 5/4/0/0
16 17 Navickas, Justin D 10 61.3333 59.5238 56.7033 5/3/1/0
17 27 Bernier, Joseph A 9 73.3333 50.0000 71.1694 5/3/0/0
18 20 Fellows, Gus 9 60.0000 58.3333 58.9433 5/3/0/0
19 64 Meyst, Rich A 9 60.0000 53.8462 58.4444 5/3/0/0
20 66 Cleveland, David M 9 58.6667 53.8462 52.7350 5/3/0/0
21 35 fire, zach 9 58.6667 50.0000 57.7273 5/3/0/0
22 40 Smelski, Geoffrey T 9 57.3333 61.5385 57.5641 5/3/0/0
23 2 Ahmed, Zafar 9 56.6667 60.0000 57.2603 5/3/0/0
24 61 Raczka, David 9 54.6667 63.6364 52.2222 5/3/0/0
25 71 Jordan, Dan 9 54.6667 58.3333 54.4949 5/3/0/0
26 29 Phillips, Adam 9 54.6667 58.3333 51.0794 5/3/0/0
27 6 Mckay, Doug 9 53.3333 50.0000 48.8433 5/3/0/0
28 54 Wallace, Jason 9 52.0000 54.5455 50.1429 5/3/0/0
29 1 lampman, jim 9 50.6667 52.3810 53.5975 5/3/0/0
30 34 Elrod, David 9 49.3333 58.3333 45.8706 5/3/0/0
31 25 Bartlett, Matthew M 9 49.3333 53.3333 48.9371 5/3/0/0
32 18 Howland, Nathaniel 9 46.6667 50.0000 49.3994 5/3/0/0
33 46 Schultz, Bill 9 43.3333 54.5455 44.9206 5/3/0/0
34 57 Jones, Johnathan 9 41.3333 53.8462 42.0513 5/3/0/0
35 68 Merriam, Ross 9 40.0000 50.0000 41.0256 5/3/0/0
36 73 Farrell, Michael K 9 36.0000 63.6364 38.4499 5/3/0/0
37 47 Dziduch, Greg F 7 56.0000 52.7778 53.0769 5/2/1/0
38 16 Meaker, Danny 7 53.3333 48.7179 54.0000 5/2/1/0
39 50 Patnode, Nicholas 6 66.6667 41.6667 61.8182 5/2/0/0
40 63 Stolze, Philip 6 60.0000 46.6667 55.4103 5/2/0/0
41 15 Green Jr., Kevin 6 58.6667 36.3636 57.3310 5/2/0/0
42 4 Finlayson-scheuler, Brian 6 58.3333 44.4444 55.5556 4/2/0/0
43 26 Navickas, Joseph M 6 57.3333 45.4545 54.9091 5/2/0/0
44 30 Wowelko, Nick 6 56.2500 55.5556 53.4722 4/2/0/0
45 41 Belcher, Randy P 6 54.6667 50.0000 51.8803 5/2/0/0
46 53 Pentycofe, Erik K 6 53.3333 48.7179 50.6277 5/2/0/0
47 59 White, Adam D 6 53.3333 38.4615 50.2930 5/2/0/0
48 32 Kochis, Robert A 6 49.3333 46.1538 46.5128 5/2/0/0
49 28 white, tariq L 6 49.3333 44.4444 47.1429 5/2/0/0
50 39 Bowie, Bryan 6 48.3333 50.0000 44.6678 4/1/0/1
51 23 Bourque, Rich 6 47.3333 45.4545 46.9206 5/2/0/0
52 60 Magnuson, Eric 6 46.6667 41.6667 47.9915 5/2/0/0
53 77 Grime, Shane 6 45.3333 44.4444 45.9039 5/2/0/0
54 37 Saundess, Chris 4 66.6667 43.3333 59.6591 4/1/1/0
55 13 Teachout, Michael 3 75.0000 37.0370 65.9259 4/1/0/0
56 19 Kassis, Eli I 3 66.6667 33.3333 64.2857 2/0/0/1
57 65 Szamier, Corey T 3 66.6667 28.5714 61.9048 3/1/0/0
58 51 Friedman, Jake 3 62.6667 35.7143 55.6643 5/1/0/0
59 10 Abold, Matt 3 60.4167 40.0000 54.1667 4/1/0/0
60 8 Stoler, Eric 3 58.3333 25.0000 53.1313 4/1/0/0
61 49 Humphres, Kyle L 3 56.2500 33.3333 52.7525 4/1/0/0
62 7 Moore, James 3 56.2500 22.2222 56.1111 4/1/0/0
63 31 barnello, adam 3 55.5556 28.5714 53.9683 3/1/0/0
64 42 Callan, John 3 54.6667 38.4615 51.2821 5/1/0/0
65 43 Schultz, Sean 3 54.6667 38.4615 50.6410 5/1/0/0
66 33 Saunders, Richard 3 52.0833 22.2222 50.8333 4/1/0/0
67 14 Green, Jody 3 48.0000 38.4615 48.1180 5/1/0/0
68 62 McKinney, Ryan J 3 47.9167 30.0000 47.2222 4/1/0/0
69 78 Lowe, Chris 3 46.6667 33.3333 48.4411 4/0/0/1
70 55 Cappello, Kyle J 3 45.8333 33.3333 45.3704 4/1/0/0
71 12 Rae, Dan M 3 45.8333 33.3333 43.3081 4/1/0/0
72 36 Scherer, Kyle 3 41.6667 25.0000 40.2778 4/1/0/0
73 67 Gacioch, Daniel A 3 41.3333 25.0000 44.5105 5/1/0/0
74 44 Argiro, Richard A 0 66.6667 14.2857 62.5000 3/0/0/0
75 48 Murray, Paige C 0 55.5556 14.2857 52.1825 3/0/0/0
76 5 Jeran, Devin 0 48.1481 14.2857 45.5026 3/0/0/0
77 52 Serignese, Paul C 0 44.4444 25.0000 44.4444 3/0/0/0


Round 6 pairings:

Table No. Player Points No. Player
1 70 Dorgan, Kyle 15-13 22 Caplan, David M
2 21 Phan, Lam 13-12 9 Tartell, Zach
3 11 Dillahay, Carl 12-12 76 Alvarez, Joshua R
4 24 Barnes, Bert 12-12 38 Quackenbush, Jonathan
5 58 Robillard, Raymond D 12-12 75 Melnick, Michael L
6 56 Leroy, Austin J 12-12 69 Chilbert, Colin C
7 45 Eldredge, Will L 12-12 72 White, James W
8 3 Cook, Bryant 12-10 17 Navickas, Justin D
9 25 Bartlett, Matthew M 9-9 29 Phillips, Adam
10 1 lampman, jim 9-9 40 Smelski, Geoffrey T
11 27 Bernier, Joseph A 9-9 34 Elrod, David
12 18 Howland, Nathaniel 9-9 54 Wallace, Jason
13 20 Fellows, Gus 9-9 35 fire, zach
14 66 Cleveland, David M 9-9 71 Jordan, Dan
15 68 Merriam, Ross 9-9 73 Farrell, Michael K
16 46 Schultz, Bill 9-9 61 Raczka, David
17 2 Ahmed, Zafar 9-9 57 Jones, Johnathan
18 16 Meaker, Danny 7-6 63 Stolze, Philip
19 47 Dziduch, Greg F 7-6 41 Belcher, Randy P
20 32 Kochis, Robert A 6-6 53 Pentycofe, Erik K
21 59 White, Adam D 6-6 39 Bowie, Bryan
22 15 Green Jr., Kevin 6-6 77 Grime, Shane
23 28 white, tariq L 6-6 60 Magnuson, Eric
24 14 Green, Jody 3-3 78 Lowe, Chris
25 43 Schultz, Sean 3-3 42 Callan, John

[Bardo]

My favorite comment on the feed:

"3:19viking12345: is this the connect 4 championship?"

(It was from some down-time, but I love at least two things about the comment:

1. There is a Connect 4 Championship.
2. Such a thing may be streamed for the world to see.
3. Someone is trying to find it.

Wait, I probably shouldn't be judging.

Nice work to cdr, Bryant, etc. for the streaming video. Very cool. :)

[cdr]

Round 6 results:

Table Player Opponent Result
1 Dorgan, Kyle Caplan, David M Won 2-1
2 Phan, Lam Tartell, Zach Won 2-1
3 Dillahay, Carl Alvarez, Joshua R Won 2-0
4 Barnes, Bert Quackenbush, Jonathan Lost 0-2
5 Robillard, Raymond D Melnick, Michael L Lost 1-2
6 Leroy, Austin J Chilbert, Colin C Lost 1-2
7 Eldredge, Will L White, James W Lost 0-2
8 Cook, Bryant Navickas, Justin D Won 2-1
9 Bartlett, Matthew M Phillips, Adam Won 2-1
10 lampman, jim Smelski, Geoffrey T Lost 1-2
11 Bernier, Joseph A Elrod, David Won 2-1
12 Howland, Nathaniel Wallace, Jason Won 2-1
13 Fellows, Gus fire, zach Lost 0-2
14 Cleveland, David M Jordan, Dan Lost 0-2
15 Merriam, Ross Farrell, Michael K Lost 0-2
16 Schultz, Bill Raczka, David Lost 1-2
17 Ahmed, Zafar Jones, Johnathan Lost 1-2
18 Meaker, Danny Stolze, Philip Won 2-0
19 Dziduch, Greg F Belcher, Randy P Lost 0-2
20 Kochis, Robert A Pentycofe, Erik K Won 2-0
21 White, Adam D Bowie, Bryan Lost 0-2
22 Green Jr., Kevin Grime, Shane Won 2-0
23 white, tariq L Magnuson, Eric Won 2-1
24 Green, Jody Lowe, Chris Won 2-1
25 Schultz, Sean Callan, John Lost 1-2


Standings after round 6:

Tie 1 Tie 2 Tie 3 Matches
Rank No. Name Points OMW% PGW% OGW% P/W/D/B
1 70 Dorgan, Kyle 18 55.9259 85.7143 54.8215 6/6/0/0
2 21 Phan, Lam 16 59.0741 83.3333 57.6207 6/5/1/0
3 72 White, James W 15 63.8889 79.4872 55.7701 6/5/0/0
4 11 Dillahay, Carl 15 55.5556 73.3333 52.1787 6/5/0/0
5 75 Melnick, Michael L 15 53.8889 66.6667 54.0812 6/5/0/0
6 69 Chilbert, Colin C 15 53.7037 64.7059 52.3982 6/5/0/0
7 3 Cook, Bryant 15 48.1481 68.7500 48.0232 6/5/0/0
8 38 Quackenbush, Jonathan 15 45.3704 73.3333 45.7849 6/5/0/0
9 22 Caplan, David M 13 70.3704 75.0000 65.3373 6/4/1/0
10 24 Barnes, Bert 12 70.0000 56.2500 63.8095 5/3/0/1
11 56 Leroy, Austin J 12 66.4815 60.0000 59.3458 6/4/0/0
12 27 Bernier, Joseph A 12 64.8148 53.3333 64.1964 6/4/0/0
13 45 Eldredge, Will L 12 63.8889 61.5385 60.1852 6/4/0/0
14 58 Robillard, Raymond D 12 61.1111 66.6667 55.0893 6/4/0/0
15 9 Tartell, Zach 12 56.4815 64.2857 52.4074 6/4/0/0
16 35 fire, zach 12 55.5556 56.2500 55.2381 6/4/0/0
17 76 Alvarez, Joshua R 12 53.5185 57.1429 51.6167 6/4/0/0
18 61 Raczka, David 12 52.7778 64.2857 51.4385 6/4/0/0
19 71 Jordan, Dan 12 52.7778 64.2857 51.3411 6/4/0/0
20 40 Smelski, Geoffrey T 12 51.8519 62.5000 52.2374 6/4/0/0
21 25 Bartlett, Matthew M 12 49.8148 55.5556 49.8943 6/4/0/0
22 18 Howland, Nathaniel 12 45.3704 53.3333 48.8308 6/4/0/0
23 57 Jones, Johnathan 12 43.3333 56.2500 45.2343 6/4/0/0
24 73 Farrell, Michael K 12 38.3333 69.2308 40.0658 6/4/0/0
25 17 Navickas, Justin D 10 63.8889 54.9020 57.8776 6/3/1/0
26 16 Meaker, Danny 10 49.0741 55.5556 49.7728 6/3/1/0
27 64 Meyst, Rich A 9 60.0000 53.8462 58.4444 5/3/0/0
28 2 Ahmed, Zafar 9 56.6667 53.8462 55.9109 6/3/0/0
29 20 Fellows, Gus 9 56.4815 50.0000 55.0231 6/3/0/0
30 29 Phillips, Adam 9 55.5556 53.3333 50.3118 6/3/0/0
31 34 Elrod, David 9 55.5556 53.3333 49.8082 6/3/0/0
32 66 Cleveland, David M 9 55.5556 46.6667 50.7440 6/3/0/0
33 15 Green Jr., Kevin 9 55.5556 46.1538 55.0237 6/3/0/0
34 1 lampman, jim 9 53.8889 49.0196 54.7550 6/3/0/0
35 6 Mckay, Doug 9 53.3333 50.0000 48.8433 5/3/0/0
36 54 Wallace, Jason 9 52.7778 50.0000 49.2857 6/3/0/0
37 41 Belcher, Randy P 9 50.7407 57.1429 49.5002 6/3/0/0
38 39 Bowie, Bryan 9 50.0000 57.1429 46.5641 5/2/0/1
39 46 Schultz, Bill 9 45.5556 50.0000 46.7593 6/3/0/0
40 32 Kochis, Robert A 9 44.4444 53.3333 44.3760 6/3/0/0
41 28 white, tariq L 9 44.4444 48.8889 45.5509 6/3/0/0
42 68 Merriam, Ross 9 44.4444 42.8571 45.5662 6/3/0/0
43 47 Dziduch, Greg F 7 56.4815 45.2381 54.9041 6/2/1/0
44 50 Patnode, Nicholas 6 66.6667 41.6667 61.8182 5/2/0/0
45 63 Stolze, Philip 6 62.0370 41.1765 57.4074 6/2/0/0
46 4 Finlayson-scheuler, Brian 6 58.3333 44.4444 55.5556 4/2/0/0
47 26 Navickas, Joseph M 6 57.3333 45.4545 54.9091 5/2/0/0
48 30 Wowelko, Nick 6 56.2500 55.5556 53.4722 4/2/0/0
49 42 Callan, John 6 55.5556 43.7500 51.0516 6/2/0/0
50 59 White, Adam D 6 52.7778 33.3333 51.5377 6/2/0/0
51 53 Pentycofe, Erik K 6 50.0000 42.2222 49.7511 6/2/0/0
52 23 Bourque, Rich 6 47.3333 45.4545 46.9206 5/2/0/0
53 60 Magnuson, Eric 6 45.3704 40.0000 46.6733 6/2/0/0
54 77 Grime, Shane 6 44.4444 38.0952 44.5794 6/2/0/0
55 14 Green, Jody 6 42.5926 43.7500 43.9147 6/2/0/0
56 37 Saundess, Chris 4 66.6667 43.3333 59.6591 4/1/1/0
57 13 Teachout, Michael 3 75.0000 37.0370 65.9259 4/1/0/0
58 19 Kassis, Eli I 3 66.6667 33.3333 64.2857 2/0/0/1
59 65 Szamier, Corey T 3 66.6667 28.5714 61.9048 3/1/0/0
60 51 Friedman, Jake 3 62.6667 35.7143 55.6643 5/1/0/0
61 10 Abold, Matt 3 60.4167 40.0000 54.1667 4/1/0/0
62 8 Stoler, Eric 3 58.3333 25.0000 53.1313 4/1/0/0
63 49 Humphres, Kyle L 3 56.2500 33.3333 52.7525 4/1/0/0
64 7 Moore, James 3 56.2500 22.2222 56.1111 4/1/0/0
65 31 barnello, adam 3 55.5556 28.5714 53.9683 3/1/0/0
66 33 Saunders, Richard 3 52.0833 22.2222 50.8333 4/1/0/0
67 62 McKinney, Ryan J 3 47.9167 30.0000 47.2222 4/1/0/0
68 43 Schultz, Sean 3 47.2222 37.5000 47.0734 6/1/0/0
69 55 Cappello, Kyle J 3 45.8333 33.3333 45.3704 4/1/0/0
70 12 Rae, Dan M 3 45.8333 33.3333 43.3081 4/1/0/0
71 78 Lowe, Chris 3 43.3333 33.3333 48.6795 5/0/0/1
72 36 Scherer, Kyle 3 41.6667 25.0000 40.2778 4/1/0/0
73 67 Gacioch, Daniel A 3 41.3333 25.0000 44.5105 5/1/0/0
74 44 Argiro, Richard A 0 66.6667 14.2857 62.5000 3/0/0/0
75 48 Murray, Paige C 0 55.5556 14.2857 52.1825 3/0/0/0
76 5 Jeran, Devin 0 48.1481 14.2857 45.5026 3/0/0/0
77 52 Serignese, Paul C 0 44.4444 25.0000 44.4444 3/0/0/0


Round 7 pairings:

Table No. Player Points No. Player
1 70 Dorgan, Kyle 0-0-1 21 Phan, Lam
2 72 White, James W 0-0-1 11 Dillahay, Carl
3 75 Melnick, Michael L 0-0-1 69 Chilbert, Colin C
4 3 Cook, Bryant 15-15 38 Quackenbush, Jonathan
5 22 Caplan, David M 13-12 24 Barnes, Bert
6 56 Leroy, Austin J 12-12 27 Bernier, Joseph A
7 45 Eldredge, Will L 12-12 58 Robillard, Raymond D
8 9 Tartell, Zach 12-12 35 fire, zach
9 76 Alvarez, Joshua R 0-2-0 61 Raczka, David
10 71 Jordan, Dan 12-12 40 Smelski, Geoffrey T
11 25 Bartlett, Matthew M 12-12 18 Howland, Nathaniel
12 57 Jones, Johnathan 12-12 73 Farrell, Michael K
13 17 Navickas, Justin D 10-10 16 Meaker, Danny
14 29 Phillips, Adam 9-9 15 Green Jr., Kevin
15 1 lampman, jim 9-9 41 Belcher, Randy P
16 32 Kochis, Robert A 9-9 28 white, tariq L
17 60 Magnuson, Eric 6-6 14 Green, Jody
18 77 Grime, Shane 6-3 78 Lowe, Chris
42 Callan, John * BYE *

[cdr]

Round 7 results:

Table Player Opponent Result
1 Dorgan, Kyle Phan, Lam Drew 0-0-1
2 White, James W Dillahay, Carl Drew 0-0-1
3 Melnick, Michael L Chilbert, Colin C Drew 0-0-1
4 Cook, Bryant Quackenbush, Jonathan Won 2-0
5 Caplan, David M Barnes, Bert Won 2-1
6 Leroy, Austin J Bernier, Joseph A Lost 0-2
7 Eldredge, Will L Robillard, Raymond D Lost 0-2
8 Tartell, Zach fire, zach Won 2-0
9 Alvarez, Joshua R Raczka, David Lost 0-2
10 Jordan, Dan Smelski, Geoffrey T Won 2-1
11 Bartlett, Matthew M Howland, Nathaniel Won 2-0
12 Jones, Johnathan Farrell, Michael K Lost 0-2
13 Navickas, Justin D Meaker, Danny Won 2-0
14 Phillips, Adam Green Jr., Kevin Lost 1-2
15 lampman, jim Belcher, Randy P Won 2-0
16 Kochis, Robert A white, tariq L Lost 0-2
17 Magnuson, Eric Green, Jody Lost 1-2
18 Grime, Shane Lowe, Chris Won 2-1
Callan, John * BYE *


Final swiss standings:

Tie 1 Tie 2 Tie 3 Matches
Rank No. Name Points OMW% PGW% OGW% P/W/D/B
1 70 Dorgan, Kyle 19 58.3673 82.2222 57.1847 7/6/1/0
2 3 Cook, Bryant 18 55.4422 72.2222 53.3112 7/6/0/0
3 21 Phan, Lam 17 62.3129 79.4872 59.5928 7/5/2/0
4 22 Caplan, David M 16 64.2857 73.3333 61.5799 7/5/1/0
5 72 White, James W 16 61.9048 76.1905 55.8563 7/5/1/0
6 75 Melnick, Michael L 16 55.7143 64.5833 54.9631 7/5/1/0
7 69 Chilbert, Colin C 16 55.4422 62.9630 53.3377 7/5/1/0
8 11 Dillahay, Carl 16 54.4218 70.8333 53.4138 7/5/1/0
9 27 Bernier, Joseph A 15 65.9864 58.8235 64.0445 7/5/0/0
10 58 Robillard, Raymond D 15 59.5238 70.5882 54.9113 7/5/0/0
11 61 Raczka, David 15 54.7619 68.7500 51.6807 7/5/0/0
12 9 Tartell, Zach 15 54.7619 68.7500 51.2900 7/5/0/0
13 71 Jordan, Dan 15 53.7415 64.7059 52.6019 7/5/0/0
14 38 Quackenbush, Jonathan 15 49.6599 64.7059 48.8265 7/5/0/0
15 25 Bartlett, Matthew M 15 48.7075 60.0000 48.0794 7/5/0/0
16 73 Farrell, Michael K 15 42.3810 73.3333 42.0019 7/5/0/0
17 17 Navickas, Justin D 13 57.8231 59.6491 54.6063 7/4/1/0
18 24 Barnes, Bert 12 65.0794 52.6316 62.4047 6/3/0/1
19 56 Leroy, Austin J 12 64.3537 52.9412 58.2177 7/4/0/0
20 45 Eldredge, Will L 12 63.2653 53.3333 60.7615 7/4/0/0
21 35 fire, zach 12 56.8027 50.0000 56.3375 7/4/0/0
22 76 Alvarez, Joshua R 12 55.9637 50.0000 54.3854 7/4/0/0
23 40 Smelski, Geoffrey T 12 55.2154 57.8947 54.1900 7/4/0/0
24 15 Green Jr., Kevin 12 54.4218 50.0000 55.0514 7/4/0/0
25 1 lampman, jim 12 51.9728 54.3860 54.2949 7/4/0/0
26 18 Howland, Nathaniel 12 49.4331 47.0588 50.8483 7/4/0/0
27 57 Jones, Johnathan 12 48.7075 50.0000 50.1413 7/4/0/0
28 28 white, tariq L 12 44.8980 54.9020 45.9580 7/4/0/0
29 16 Meaker, Danny 10 50.4535 49.0196 51.1104 7/3/1/0
30 64 Meyst, Rich A 9 60.0000 53.8462 58.4444 5/3/0/0
31 2 Ahmed, Zafar 9 56.6667 53.8462 55.9109 6/3/0/0
32 20 Fellows, Gus 9 56.4815 50.0000 55.0231 6/3/0/0
33 34 Elrod, David 9 55.5556 53.3333 49.8082 6/3/0/0
34 66 Cleveland, David M 9 55.5556 46.6667 50.7440 6/3/0/0
35 29 Phillips, Adam 9 55.1020 50.0000 50.9467 7/3/0/0
36 6 Mckay, Doug 9 53.3333 50.0000 48.8433 5/3/0/0
37 42 Callan, John 9 52.7778 50.0000 49.5429 6/2/0/1
38 54 Wallace, Jason 9 52.7778 50.0000 49.2857 6/3/0/0
39 41 Belcher, Randy P 9 50.8617 50.0000 49.0672 7/3/0/0
40 39 Bowie, Bryan 9 50.0000 57.1429 46.5641 5/2/0/1
41 46 Schultz, Bill 9 45.5556 50.0000 46.7593 6/3/0/0
42 32 Kochis, Robert A 9 44.5578 47.0588 44.6472 7/3/0/0
43 77 Grime, Shane 9 44.5578 43.1373 44.0013 7/3/0/0
44 68 Merriam, Ross 9 44.4444 42.8571 45.5662 6/3/0/0
45 14 Green, Jody 9 42.9705 47.3684 44.5495 7/3/0/0
46 47 Dziduch, Greg F 7 56.4815 45.2381 54.9041 6/2/1/0
47 50 Patnode, Nicholas 6 66.6667 41.6667 61.8182 5/2/0/0
48 63 Stolze, Philip 6 62.0370 41.1765 57.4074 6/2/0/0
49 4 Finlayson-scheuler, Brian 6 58.3333 44.4444 55.5556 4/2/0/0
50 26 Navickas, Joseph M 6 57.3333 45.4545 54.9091 5/2/0/0
51 30 Wowelko, Nick 6 56.2500 55.5556 53.4722 4/2/0/0
52 59 White, Adam D 6 52.7778 33.3333 51.5377 6/2/0/0
53 53 Pentycofe, Erik K 6 50.0000 42.2222 49.7511 6/2/0/0
54 23 Bourque, Rich 6 47.3333 45.4545 46.9206 5/2/0/0
55 60 Magnuson, Eric 6 46.9388 38.8889 47.9784 7/2/0/0
56 37 Saundess, Chris 4 66.6667 43.3333 59.6591 4/1/1/0
57 13 Teachout, Michael 3 75.0000 37.0370 65.9259 4/1/0/0
58 19 Kassis, Eli I 3 66.6667 33.3333 64.2857 2/0/0/1
59 65 Szamier, Corey T 3 66.6667 28.5714 61.9048 3/1/0/0
60 51 Friedman, Jake 3 62.6667 35.7143 55.6643 5/1/0/0
61 10 Abold, Matt 3 60.4167 40.0000 54.1667 4/1/0/0
62 8 Stoler, Eric 3 58.3333 25.0000 53.1313 4/1/0/0
63 49 Humphres, Kyle L 3 56.2500 33.3333 52.7525 4/1/0/0
64 7 Moore, James 3 56.2500 22.2222 56.1111 4/1/0/0
65 31 barnello, adam 3 55.5556 28.5714 53.9683 3/1/0/0
66 33 Saunders, Richard 3 52.0833 22.2222 50.8333 4/1/0/0
67 62 McKinney, Ryan J 3 47.9167 30.0000 47.2222 4/1/0/0
68 43 Schultz, Sean 3 47.2222 37.5000 47.0734 6/1/0/0
69 78 Lowe, Chris 3 47.2222 33.3333 50.0843 6/0/0/1
70 55 Cappello, Kyle J 3 45.8333 33.3333 45.3704 4/1/0/0
71 12 Rae, Dan M 3 45.8333 33.3333 43.3081 4/1/0/0
72 36 Scherer, Kyle 3 41.6667 25.0000 40.2778 4/1/0/0
73 67 Gacioch, Daniel A 3 41.3333 25.0000 44.5105 5/1/0/0
74 44 Argiro, Richard A 0 66.6667 14.2857 62.5000 3/0/0/0
75 48 Murray, Paige C 0 55.5556 14.2857 52.1825 3/0/0/0
76 5 Jeran, Devin 0 48.1481 14.2857 45.5026 3/0/0/0
77 52 Serignese, Paul C 0 44.4444 25.0000 44.4444 3/0/0/0


T8 matches:


1 Dorgan, Kyle
8 Dillahay, Carl

5 White, James W
4 Caplan, David M

3 Phan, Lam
6 Melnick, Michael L

7 Chilbert, Colin C
2 Cook, Bryant

[cdr]

Top 8 profiles:

https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image070.jpg
Dr Teeth
Name: Kyle Dorgan
Deck: Fetchland ANT
From: Rochester

https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image069.jpg
Bryant Cook
Name: Bryant Cook
Deck: TES
From: Syracuse

Di
Name: Colin Chilbert
Deck: Survival Elves
From: Syracuse

https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image072.jpg
Lam
Name: Lam Phan
From: Canada
Deck: Canadian Thrash

Goobafish
Name: Dave Caplan
From: Canada
Deck: Canadian Thrash

https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image073.jpg
unregged
Name: James White
Deck: 4c Countertop
From: Albany

https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image074.jpg
unregged
Name: Mike Melnick
Deck: Monoblue merfolk
From: Albany

https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/118787/Winter/Image071.jpg
carlitobunz
Name: Carl Dilahay
Deck: Team America
From: Syracuse

[Pinder]

That picture of Di and Bryant.....you're just begging me to fire up photoshop, huh?

[J.V.]

About fucking time you top 8 something Bryant :tongue: Take it down, or at least lose to Colin and let him do so.

[Blackened]

I scrubbed this event terribly. It was fun, though.

[URABAHN]

How did Kyle Humphries of Newark, NY do?

EDIT: Oh, he sucked, never mind.

[rsaunder]

I scrubbed this event terribly. It was fun, though.

This. Oh, and Bryant, I totally wiped my ass with that twenty.

[KillemallCFH]

Looks like Canada wins.

[emidln]

Congrats to Lam and Cappy for winning! Congrats to the rest of the top8 as well!

[cdr]

Top 4:


Dilahay, Carl
Caplan, David M

Phan, Lam
Cook, Bryant


Top 2 (split):


Caplan, David M
Phan, Lam


Thanks to everyone who stopped by the webcast and chatroom.

[b4r0n]

Congratulations to everyone! Looks like this was a really good tournament.

Will lists be available at some point?

[That kid you all hate]

Guess who has two thumbs and scrubbed out.

[rsaunder]

Canada Owned This One Holy Crap!

[cdr]

We will have T8 lists and T16 decktypes. The store keeps the lists.

[Afro]

2 Albany regulars in the top8. Not bad.

[Whit3 Ghost]

I went 3-0 into 1-3 to take 20th with 2.5 Color Dreadstill (cutting an island for an underground simply to EE at 3). Thoughts from the event:

1. Dreadstill just isn't that good. Too many times I got caught playing catchup with my best reset button being Mage -> Explosives. That deck just straight up needs better ways to even the game.
2. Dreadstill's combo matchup is overrated. The deck doesn't run enough counterbalances to draw/resolve one reliably in the early game, and the high colorless count of the manabase means that you can't mull into it like some other decks can. Stifle is ten kinds of overrated as well, usually the best thing it does is pitch to Force. I played Tendrils twice, and went 2-3 in games. 2 games were due to drawing Balance and not seeing the second blue source.
3. Whoever was saying Canadian Thresh has been obsoleted... uh, yeah...
4. 77 People. That rules.
5. The sideboard for Dreadstill really pulls its own weight and is probably the only upside to the deck. I boarded everything in once except the one of Relic.
6. Elf Survival just rules.
7. I'm an idiot for not playing Canadian Thresh.
8. Ad Nauseum is really, really, really good. Like, that deck will just ignore you and kill you sometimes. I played the kid who t8ed with the more FT esque list and he won through my hand of "Daze, Stifle, Force, REB, REB, Land, Land."
9. All in all, a great event and I can't wait for the next one.

[Blackened]

That sixth round match between Di and Irish Mafia was definitely interesting. I liked the sweet rips coming from both people, and Di's Choke. lol. I can't believe I watched all 31 minutes of that match.

[Irish_Mafia]

That sixth round match between Di and Irish Mafia was definitely interesting. I liked the sweet rips coming from both people, and Di's Choke. lol. I can't believe I watched all 31 minutes of that match.

Yeah.. Fucking..didn't know that card existed. Ahh well would have liked top 16 but 19th isn't that bad for being a shitty player.

[Bryant Cook]

I'm 19 and I came in 3rd... Age really has nothing to do with anything. I was 12, 13? When I top 8'd the first Big Arse.

[irrelevant]

I'm 19 and I came in 3rd... Age really has nothing to do with anything. I was 12, 13? When I top 8'd the first Big Arse.

I don't think he was referring to his age but his placement of 19th while being a shitty player. congrats on the top 4, i netdeck your version of tes :)

[cdr]

Top 8 lists: http://www.mtgthesource.com/forums/showpost.php?p=306585&postcount=117

Let me know if there are errors, the lists were typed with extreme haste.

T16:


9 Bernier, Joseph GBWR Survival
10 Robillard, Raymond GWU Slivers
11 Raczka, David UWG CounterTop "Zach is Fine"
12 Tartell, Zach Mighty Quinn
13 Jordan, Dan ANT
14 Quackenbush, Jon Survival Elves
15 Bartlett, Matthew Merfolk
16 Farrell, Michael Goyf Sligh

[Getsickanddie]

I'm 19 and I came in 3rd... Age really has nothing to do with anything. I was 12, 13? When I top 8'd the first Big Arse.

I'm overwhelmed with a feeling of wahjah.

[frolll]

That was an awesome coverage. Thanks for the effort to put it up.
Now, on to the top8 lists. :p

[Bryant Cook]

I'm overwhelmed with a feeling of wahjah.

He edited his post, it seemed like what I said.

[Eldariel]

Wonder why Faerie Stompy (or in general, Chalice-decks) didn't show up. Seem like an absolute beating on the metagame. And yea, people are writing out UGr Thrash way too fast. The deck still has just about the best-rounded matchups out of all the metagame decks.

[Sims]

Awesome that Melnick and James made top 8, and kinda sucks that DJ landed 13th.

Still good to see Albany regulars starting to represent at these tournaments.

[VsTheWorld]

Wonder why Faerie Stompy didn't show up.

Because I wasn't there. Does anyone else in the Northeast ever sleeve up Drakes??

[Jaynel]

Because I wasn't there. Does anyone else in the Northeast ever sleeve up Drakes??

Does anyone in the Northeast OWN Sea Drakes?

[Bryant Cook]

Does anyone in the Northeast OWN Sea Drakes?

Nope. Because Dark Ritual is 10 cents.

[TeenieBopper]

Nope. Because Dark Ritual is 10 cents.

And we don't play shitty decks (Mass and their unhealthy obsession with fuckin' Dreadstill aside).

[That kid you all hate]

Nope. Because Dark Ritual is 10 cents.

How 'bout those japanese foil ones?

[Eldariel]

And we don't play shitty decks (Mass and their unhealthy obsession with fuckin' Dreadstill aside).

You say that with a straight face when metagame breakdown reveals such allstars as Kobold Glimpse, Urborg Rock and F2K9. Kudos to you, sir.

[cdr]

I just noticed Melnick's list has Chill maindeck, and that doesn't seem likely - can anyone correct?

[rsaunder]

Does anyone in the Northeast OWN Sea Drakes?I do. And I was considering FS, but it tested just so poorly against dreadstill that I was uncomfortable running it. Should I reconsider?

[Eldariel]

I do. And I was considering FS, but it tested just so poorly against dreadstill that I was uncomfortable running it. Should I reconsider?

My experience is that FS is fine in the match-up. If you resolve a spell turn 1, you pretty much negate their Standstills, and Chalice is a beating. Also, at least I MD 3 Sowers, which makes an all-in Dreadnought a very risky play. Since they pack little removal, every creature making it through their counters is a beating. Also, their Stifles and Counterbalance mostly both suck in the match-up.

[Di]

I just noticed Melnick's list has Chill maindeck, and that doesn't seem likely - can anyone correct?

My guess would be the Stifles were maindeck and the Chills were sideboard.

[J.V.]

Bryant's sideboard is missing a card. Chain of Vapor?

[Barsoom]

Wow another Merfolk top8; this deck should be at least DTW, he is tp8ing everywhere these days.

[J.V.]

Wow another Merfolk top8; this deck should be at least DTW, he is tp8ing everywhere these days.

It's basically become goblins 2.0

[Bryant Cook]

Bryant's sideboard is missing a card. Chain of Vapor?

3 SB Shattering Spree not 2.

[cdr]

Fixed. Anyone remember/confirm Melnick had Stifle maindeck?

[Bryant Cook]

Fixed. Anyone remember/confirm Melnick had Stifle maindeck?

I saw him Stifle a fetch during the event g1.

[cdr]

Ok, fixed.

[Irish_Mafia]

He edited his post, it seemed like what I said.

Yeah sorry for not being clear

[Sims]

Ok, fixed.

It seems most likely, but Afro or myself will confirm this Friday at our local, though I can think of no reason why Melnick would have chill's main instead of in the board.

[carlitobunz]

It's too bad that Caplan had to cheat in round 7 to even get into the top 8 he had no business in. I should've stopped the game while everyone was watching but chose to instead keep my mouth shut. He completely misrepresented the phase and pushed his slightly more inexperienced opponent around bullylike. Having stated effects before damage and then moved directly to damage resolve while his opponent clearly wanted to crypt his board to remove threshold from the blocking mongooses. It's for this reason that I for the rest of the tournament hated on the canadians for not only being from a weak country, but also being cheaters. I will be watching these two even more in the future and advise others to do the same. After he fandangled his way into top 8 he boasted that he had top 8'd with the same deck 9 times in a row. Seem suspect to anyone? For those of you that believe these guys are good, both in moral standing and in magical prowess, I'd love to hear your comments.

[Michael Keller]

It's too bad that Caplan had to cheat in round 7 to even get into the top 8 he had no business in. I should've stopped the game while everyone was watching but chose to instead keep my mouth shut. He completely misrepresented the phase and pushed his slightly more inexperienced opponent around bullylike. Having stated effects before damage and then moved directly to damage resolve while his opponent clearly wanted to crypt his board to remove threshold from the blocking mongooses. It's for this reason that I for the rest of the tournament hated on the canadians for not only being from a weak country, but also being cheaters. I will be watching these two even more in the future and advise others to do the same. After he fandangled his way into top 8 he boasted that he had top 8'd with the same deck 9 times in a row. Seem suspect to anyone? For those of you that believe these guys are good, both in moral standing and in magical prowess, I'd love to hear your comments.

What is this shit all about? What the fuck happened?

[Whit3 Ghost]

What is this shit all about? What the fuck happened?
No idea. This is the first I've heard about any shady dealings.

All I know is that the Affinity player not declaring blockers was a pretty large mistake.

[Adan]

It's too bad that Caplan had to cheat in round 7 to even get into the top 8 he had no business in. I should've stopped the game while everyone was watching but chose to instead keep my mouth shut. He completely misrepresented the phase and pushed his slightly more inexperienced opponent around bullylike. Having stated effects before damage and then moved directly to damage resolve while his opponent clearly wanted to crypt his board to remove threshold from the blocking mongooses. It's for this reason that I for the rest of the tournament hated on the canadians for not only being from a weak country, but also being cheaters. I will be watching these two even more in the future and advise others to do the same. After he fandangled his way into top 8 he boasted that he had top 8'd with the same deck 9 times in a row. Seem suspect to anyone? For those of you that believe these guys are good, both in moral standing and in magical prowess, I'd love to hear your comments.

First of all, if you really see someone cheating, it is actually your "duty" to call a judge and tell him for that he then intervenes and sanctions someone if it's really the case.

Second, the state you described is not clear. No boardpositions, nothing.
We actually can't say anything.

And third and last, I really despise this line in your post:


It's for this reason that I for the rest of the tournament hated on the canadians for not only being from a weak country, but also being cheaters.

Having not done the right thing yourself and then judging others is just wrong. Additionally, your generalization "David Caplan -> Canada" gives it a xenophobic touch. I mean, Canada and being a weak country? Where is the MtG-related context? You're sounding ridiculous.

And there is nothing wrng abut Top8in with a deck 9 times. I also have several Top8s with various Threshold builds. Does that make me a cheater? I mean, I am simply familiar with the deck's concept and thus I am well prepaired for each tourney.
The same is true for David since he was the first one to play UGr canadian Thresh. He invented it, thus he knows it inside-out.

Maybe David will give a personal statement himself.

[TeenieBopper]

Basically, what it boils down to, is an experienced player taking advantage of a newer, less experienced tournament player. Technically, it wasn't cheating. However, it definitely was a scumbag thing to do. Way to douchebag your way into top 8.

[rsaunder]

It's too bad that Caplan had to cheat in round 7 to even get into the top 8 he had no business in. I should've stopped the game while everyone was watching but chose to instead keep my mouth shut. He completely misrepresented the phase and pushed his slightly more inexperienced opponent around bullylike. Having stated effects before damage and then moved directly to damage resolve while his opponent clearly wanted to crypt his board to remove threshold from the blocking mongooses. It's for this reason that I for the rest of the tournament hated on the canadians for not only being from a weak country, but also being cheaters. I will be watching these two even more in the future and advise others to do the same. After he fandangled his way into top 8 he boasted that he had top 8'd with the same deck 9 times in a row. Seem suspect to anyone? For those of you that believe these guys are good, both in moral standing and in magical prowess, I'd love to hear your comments.
Dude, not cool. "Weak Country?" What the hell does this little observation of yours have to do with magic? Oh, and way to call out his previous T8's on the basis of this.

I didn't see the match or hear anything about it, so I can't pass judgement, but I must say that after reading your post, I'm inclined to not believe you.

[Michael Keller]

Hey, those guys were playing for some serious cash-in-card value. If the guy didn't know how to approach his phases appropriately, he could have simply called a judge to stop Dave from harassing him into making decisions in such short order. Sometimes you need to get a little aggressive in the middle of a tight, important match in order to establish your presence at the table.

In this case, the inexperienced player could not handle the pressure of tackling a seasoned veteran without knowing how to handle his own business.

And considering it was "Round VII", by then, he (the inexperienced fellow) should have taken the initiative to tell Dave to stop coaxing him into making wrong decisions and forcing him through sleight-of-speech into getting him to move on without taking proper priority when it was his action to do so.

Some people have a way with words. But if the other player had no clue what was going on, perhaps he should have asked questions or understood the rules a little clearer to begin with.

[carlitobunz]

Ok, it was game two. Bert, affinity player, played precombat a tormod's crypt with the full intention of using to remove his opponents yard and reduce 2 mongoose's p & t. He has an ornithopter and an ethersworn canonist with an arcbound worker token making it a 3/3. He also has a cranial plating attached to the canonist. He correctly attacks with both creatures. Dave makes a mongoose block the canonist. Then states " effects before damage?". Bert says, attach plating to ornithopter, which dave responds with a lightning bolt for the thopter. Bert says"ok" and then immediately, and I do mean immediately, says "resolve damage?". Bert being the inexperienced player is stunned by his opponents comment and blurps out "uh yeah...." Dave proceeds to pick up his opponents canonist and throw it into the yard. Bert looks stunned as how he's not completely sure what he was supposed to do but Dave misrepresented the forward progress of phases and deliberately took advantage of this player. Colin Chilbert nearly convinces me to say something as I am appauled and have to leave the gaming area. I thought to myself, that dems the ropes and that even as an inexperienced player you need to know the rules and it's your responsibility to do so. But as I played it over and over in my mind I realized this was actually cheating. It was clearly intentional to move through the phases so quickly as dave had no chance of dealing with a 3/3 with a cranial plating with just his 1/1's. I mean no real sincerity in my hate for canada, clearly it's a rivalry where I'm just stoking the fire. But come on, anyone else feel like these guys shouldn't show their faces in Syracuse again?

[100miles&runnin]

I don't understand why you didn't call a judge over while this was happening instead of making this an issue a couple days later on these forums

[cdr]

This does not improve my opinion of Carl Dillahay any.

"Bullying" may not be sporting, but it's not cheating and is a part of competitive magic whether you like it or not.

Even if it did cross the line into misrepresenting the game state (and it's not clear that it did based on what Carl posted), Carl saying nothing at the time and then whining about it in this way afterwards is scummy and as bad or worse than anything the person he's maligning did.

[carlitobunz]

Well, not all of us can be perfect and in the future I will be more of an advocate for speaking up when I notice something wrong. I've played magic for a long time and never remember anyone speaking up on my behalf when I didn't notice my opponent cheating for the win. Also if no one ever mentioned anything here then you wouldn't be aware of such things. I'm doing you a favor!

[cdr]

Is he drunk, or is he high? Whatever it is, must be some good stuff.

[goobafish]

Whoa.... I don't understand where this hate is coming from. I will preface this by saying that this was game 2, which I did not win, and didn't give me the top 8 spot.

I was by no means cheating, and you are really using this situation to make me look bad, which is unfortunate because you are defacing my reputation based on information that is not accurate and unfair accusations.

I was in no way bullying him, that was the only situation in which I asked about phases in order to gain an advantage. Why shouldn't knowing the rules lead to an advantage? Anyways, to my recollection, I blocked with the Mongoose with his crypt on the table, with him having a cranial playing on and an ornithopter attacking. I asked if he had effects before damage, he stated that he would move the plating, then I bolt his ornithopter, i said, so damage stacks? He responded with yes. I tell him his Cannonist dies, then he crypts me. (I do NOT remember lifting his Cannonist to his yard, and I do not think I did that, I might have, I was pretty upset about the swing of the game). Lam says that I actually ASKED if he had effects before damage, which i do not recall, but if I did, I helped him, and gave him the opportunity to crypt. My opponent didn't even tell me that he wanted to crypt before damage. He might of not even known he could, he crypted me in response to my attack step game 3. Should I assume the optimal play from my opponents? How do I know what he had in hand, or if he feared stifle or saving the crypt for the goyf I had in play? If you really felt that I was bullying him or cheating you should have talked to a judge or talked to me about it before defaming me in public when it is unfounded.

It is very unfortunate that you found it necessary to tarnish my reputation by posting this, as it was not cheating or unsportsmanlike. It was perfectly legal, and I gained an advantage from my knowledge of the rules, I will not help him to beat me.



Basically, what it boils down to, is an experienced player taking advantage of a newer, less experienced tournament player. Technically, it wasn't cheating. However, it definitely was a scumbag thing to do. Way to douchebag your way into top 8.

I would appreciate it if you did not call me a scumbag and a douchebag before you have all the information. This did not get me into the top 8, first of all, second of all using my knowledge of the rules to gain an advantage is quite fair, and experienced players do it all the time, even against me when I am unclear on a ruling especially in limited.

If there is a real problem with this situation or people feel that what I did was unfair, please let me know, but to my knowledge what I did was legal and fair. Am I not allowed to declare phases? This is not a countertop game of magic, it was a big tournament with a big prize, you are expected to have some knowledge of the rules.

[Serbitar]

Now with the situation described from both angles (and those descriptions look equivalent) I honestly can't see how this is even close to "cheating". Asking whether to stack damage or not is a totally common question during combat, and if the opponent doesn't know the rules, that's his problem.
If you call a judge in such a situation and the game state is reported to him correctly (that the question 'stack damage?' was answered 'yes') - what do you expect him to do?

I also second the critique for the Canada comments.

[Shriekmaw]

I didn't see what exactly happened, as I did not witness the game at all, just heard about it from Carl. If I did see what Carl described, I probably would of called the judge, if I felt the game state was misrepresented to gain an unfair advantage. I believe Carl will do the same next time.

[Illissius]

Yeah, the other guy could've (should've) just responsed to "damage stacks?" with "not yet". I don't think there's anything wrong with this example. If someone does this in a game for fun, they are a douchebag, but if both players are playing for prize, they can reasonably be expected to take every advantage available to them under the rules.

And while cheating is reprehensible, I really hate it when someone accuses someone else of cheating without basis or sufficient evidence (and I suppose because this case ended up being one where there was sufficient evidence given and it turned out to be exculpatory, I'm going off on something of a tangent here). Because of the very fact of how reprehensible cheating is, the Magic community sometimes has this sort of blood-in-the-water pack mentality where if ever someone gets accused of cheating, the others jump to pile on, flaming this guy (the accused) to oblivion, and amplifying the charge greatly, and it can end up with the guy having a cloud over his head for the rest of his Magic-playing days for no good reason at all. There often isn't any presumption of innocence until proven guilty. Thankfully, this community seems to be somewhat different, and this was one of the rare cases where there wasn't a basis but there was plenty of evidence (so props, I suppose, for at least following up the original post with more details, rather than just leaving it at that), based on which the lack of basis could be decided by those reading.

[URABAHN]

Resolve what damage? Lightning Bolt damage or Combat damage? According to carlitobunz's recollection of the events, Combat damage wasn't even on the stack yet. So allowing the Lightning Bolt to resolve doesn't mean it's time for combat damage yet. This is all very confusing, can we lock this before it gets ugly?

[Achaeus]

Hi all, just wanted to say I enjoyed the tournament immensely and I congratulate Dave on out playing me in round seven. I hold no ill-will, as Dave said, he had better understanding of the rules than I and that is the end of it. It basically came down to a miscalculation on my behalf on the final play. I was nervous, first big tournament in 10 years, and made a poor decision. I am just glad that I was in at least a position to play in the match.

I look forward to playing Dave again some day.

Bert Barnes

[T is for TOOL]

The tournament is done, as is this thread.