Conquer Club

It is officially a two-player race, with rcfritz swinging back into the lead...

I got another +2 in the terminator game but I think rc has me.. from the tert count it didn't look as though he'd win that game.. well done mate!

Yeah, I can't record your +2 until that game is over (or you're eliminated, which won't happen now). So it looks like you'll get 7 or 9 points from that game. Will still be behind.

That leaves just the Vancouver game for you. You'll need that win. If you get it, rcfritz could still pass you, but it would be really difficult because he'd need to win both his terminator games.

It really all comes down to Vancouver #1 at this point.

Just two active games left and everything is contingent on Vancouver #1...

congratulations to rcfritz!
:-> :-> :- >

couldn't have happened to a nicer guy

Of course the tournament ends while I'm traveling. Give me a few days to update everything officially but, yes, rcfritz has officially won the tournament, so congratulations to him! And thanks to everyone for their participation.

A more formal congratulations to rcfritz who, with 185 points, captures the Initech XL: World Extravaganza title. With the trophy comes one free year of premium, which I presume the tournament directors will help you claim (let me know if there are any issues). rcfritz was consistent throughout the tournament and was the only player to score more than 30 points in four different rounds. He outpaced t4mcr53s2, who finished second with 177 points.

Special congrats go to the five players who scored the most points in each round. They are as follows (and I'll humbly ask the tournament directors for some sort of recognition here, as a victory over 8 games is more than some entire tournaments!):

Round 1 Africa & Oceania - t4mcr53s2
Round 2 Europe - mzomboracz001
Round 3 Latin America - shoop76
Round 4 Asia - Gromph
Round 5 USA & Canada - freyme

Again, congrats to rcfritz. Thanks to all who participated and I look forward to seeing each of you in future Initechs!

Thanks for the hard work Peter. Nicely run tourney.