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MONSTER...from...HELL
(I am the champion of the First Monster Tournamentand also the champion of the Second Monster tournament, and I live in Hell, Michigan, USA
Championships that I have won:
Amazon #13,
Breakthrough #4,
Breakthrough #9,
Breakthrough #11 (current champion),
Monster #1,
Monster #2
Go Monthly Cup, Oct 2005 (finished July 2008) Obviously not really a championship, but certainly an accomplishment for me, an amateur go player at best...,
I have played at championship level #1 in the following games:
Chess (#10 finished 6th and in #12 I finished 4th place),
Hex19 (#5 finished 8th and I am in the current championship #9),
Amazon (I have only played in two championships. My championship record is 16-0, winning a tier two division and a championship (#13)),
Breakthrough (I have played in all championships except for the second championship. I won championship #4 and championship #9 and championship #11),
Lines of Action (I have competed in the top division in six of the twelve championships (including the current one). My best so far is 2nd place(#5)),
Golem Word Game (only once, finished 4th(#16) and retired),
EinStein wurfelt nicht! (#5, #6 and #8, my best is 3rd place),
Four in a Row (#21 finished 6th),
Twixt: #22 and #24... I got trounced in both of them!
Dvonn: I finished 7th out of 11 in championship #15, but at least I beat the champion
Games in which I have hit 2000:
chess (high 2204)
amazon (high 2098)
four in a row (high 2072)
breakthrough (high 2290)
Twixt (high 2014)
I won the Silver Medal in the 2004 internet Scrabble Olympics without losing a game (three rounds of round robin play). I tied for first in the finals with the gold medalist from New Zealand by throwing down a bingo on the last turn of the game to come from behind 74 points to tie the game. The official Scrabble rules state that in the event of a tie, the player who was ahead before the tie play is the winner. Therefore I "lost" the gold medal game by the "tie rule" still, one of my most important achievements. I received a very nice silver medal from down under (the web site is "scrabble bug", google it if you're interested). I dropped playing at that site when I discovered this website in Sept of 2005. |
