2011 World Cup of Risk [Winner: abygorb; Join Today!]

[WorldCup4James]

Great tourney again!

I did 1 more round than last year...See you next year for another try!!!

Good Luck to you all

Thanks Mad777! Third time's the charm

Standings Updated.

Tournament Update

10/29 (October 29)

The North American League Finals begin.

[WorldCup4James]

414 fierce match-ups across 32 divisions and 5 leagues have distinguished the top 6.25% of our tournament players, the privileged and exclusive club of 8 players who will take part in the World Cup Final! The competition has become more international than ever: not only have our finalists advanced from an array of divisions around the world (from Greenland to Egypt to Japan), but they also reside in countries all across the globe.

To say that we have an elite field of warriors taking part in our Final would be an understatement. These 8 competitors have all earned a spot throughout the strenuous qualifiers. Featured in the Final are,

• abygorb, a Captain who, interestingly, is the only finalist whose current nation of residence corresponds with the division he qualified from: Mexico. Will the forces of nationalism and pride lead him to victory?
  
• The second North American qualifier is Splatsmash, who began fighting on the frigid Greenland map. After only 500 games, he's already a major and is seeking his second tournament title.
  
• Our South American League qualifer is Colonel SirSebstar, earning a spot from the Central America division. He boasts the highest number of tournament victories and most number of medals: 18 tournaments won and a total of 70 medals!
  
• The first of our three finalists emerging from the largest league, Europe, is xman5151, who has the second most number of tournament victories (6). He's also joined the most number of my tournaments (props for that )
  
• Dukasaur, one of the leading members of the Entertainment team for the CC Newsletter, has earned a spot from the Italy division. If his risk-taking is as skillful as his writing (as it surely may be) then he's a strong candidate for the title!
  
• Major Flow520 (after only 179 games! ) has qualified from the Luxembourg division, and has taken risk-taking to the next level; in 2010 he took part in the real-life risk-taking 2010 Annual Risk Classic in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, as an Official Conquer Club Flag-bearer.
  
• The finalist most familiar with the workings of the World Cup of Risk and the Final is co-co. Nearly one year ago,co-co triumphed in the 2010 World Cup of Risk, qualifying from the SAME division as last year (Egypt: Lower). Can he manage to pull off a repeat victory in a tougher field of opponents!?
  
• Finally, qualifying from the Japan division of the Asian League, is Colonel Stickse, who has the highest score of all 8 finalists (2616) as well as the highest winning percentage of all 8 finalists (57%!). Yet he has only played 126 games and has to yet to win a tournament! Is he the top dog in the race for the tournament victory?

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I wish our 8 distinguished finalists good strategy and luck throughout the final. Here's the link to the game if you'd like to follow along!

The 2011 World Cup of Risk Final
Game 10113045

[Dukasaur]

Good luck to everyone on the eve of our big game!

[WorldCup4James]

After 4 grueling months of play, abygorb has triumphed in the World Cup Final and has won the 2011 World Cup of Risk!

abygorb overwhelmed opposition in the Mexico division, performing almost flawlessly (5 wins, 1 loss) before emerging victorious in the North American Finals and, ultimately, the World Cup Final!

Also, congratulations to the 8 finalists; it's not easy to be in the top class, the 6.25%, that worked hard to reach the final test.



I'd like to extend a warm thank you to all 128 players and the numerous additional players who filled in as reserves. After all, no players=no tournament!

Your commitment to the games and superior sportsmanship are greatly appreciated!

July 4, 2012

show: History of the Cup

The World Cup of Risk is scheduled to return on July 4, 2012, for the third edition, hosted again by myself.
The tournament is expected to feature more of the top Earth maps (including the brand-new Eastern European maps) in a revised, more perfectly-tweaked format designed to enhance the experience, the trek for true global domination.

If you get a chance, be sure to check out some of my other tournaments that pop up on the Tournament page every now and then: you are all more than welcome to join!

Until then, I wish you stellar strategy and incredible intensity cubes.

Signing off,
James

2011 World Cup of Risk Post-Competition Inquiry

It would be of utmost superiority and excellence if you would please answer these very BRIEF BRIEF 3 inquieries. Doing so will bring joy to the organizer and improve the quality of future tournaments. Simply respond to this message with your three letter choices; don't worry: your responses will NOT offend me

show: Click Here for the Inquiry

[solar]

who did i replace?

[WorldCup4James]

who did i replace?

You took part in the Chicago division:

Round 1:
vclubb vs. solar--Game 9473442
iLflankU vs. woj77--Game 9473443

[Dukasaur]

Congratulations abygorb!

• abygorb, a Captain who, interestingly, is the only finalist whose current nation of residence corresponds with the division he qualified from: Mexico. Will the forces of nationalism and pride lead him to victory?
  
• The second North American qualifier is Splatsmash, who began fighting on the frigid Greenland map. After only 500 games, he's already a major and is seeking his second tournament title.
  
• Our South American League qualifer is Colonel SirSebstar, earning a spot from the Central America division. He boasts the highest number of tournament victories and most number of medals: 18 tournaments won and a total of 70 medals!
  
• The first of our three finalists emerging from the largest league, Europe, is xman5151, who has the second most number of tournament victories (6). He's also joined the most number of my tournaments (props for that )
  
• Dukasaur, one of the leading members of the Entertainment team for the CC Newsletter, has earned a spot from the Italy division. If his risk-taking is as skillful as his writing (as it surely may be) then he's a strong candidate for the title!
  
• Major Flow520 (after only 179 games! ) has qualified from the Luxembourg division, and has taken risk-taking to the next level; in 2010 he took part in the real-life risk-taking 2010 Annual Risk Classic in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, as an Official Conquer Club Flag-bearer.
  
• The finalist most familiar with the workings of the World Cup of Risk and the Final is co-co. Nearly one year ago,co-co triumphed in the 2010 World Cup of Risk, qualifying from the SAME division as last year (Egypt: Lower). Can he manage to pull off a repeat victory in a tougher field of opponents!?
  
• Finally, qualifying from the Japan division of the Asian League, is Colonel Stickse, who has the highest score of all 8 finalists (2616) as well as the highest winning percentage of all 8 finalists (57%!). Yet he has only played 126 games and has to yet to win a tournament! Is he the top dog in the race for the tournament victory?

I guess home field advantage won out over all other factors...