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Congratulations to newcomer John Grey (1st), the last CHAOS conqueror of 2025! "I am chaos embodied," he declared before the tournament started. Is the man a prophet, too? His Monster Trophy featured so many details we just couldn't capture in photograph properly, but we love that giant red ring-a-ding bell.

Matt Peterson (2nd) and Red Germany (3rd) commandeered the side tourney game, Shoot the Moon, for their tiebreaker. We don't even know what rules they used, but we know it was in complete CHAOS spirit!

Loyal CHAOS competitor Matt Fentress took Last Place, taking home another Fancy Coaster and earned his entry fee back. Rounding out the winners' circle was side tournament champion Nick Elliott. (No one figured out the answer to the second side tournament amongst all the shenanigans going on, but it was The Bride of Pin-Bot. 🤖)

Super huge big thanks to for graciously hosting CHAOS yet again and throwing on some well-timed tunes. Shout-outs and thank yous to Matt Peterson and Taylor McAffee for lending helpful hands getting the tournament underway and running smoothly. And to all the many first-timers, including those who made us a part of their holiday travels and merriment, we hope you keep playing pinball and having fun!

We survived 2025, and we're wishing everyone success and fulfillment in 2026! CHAOS will return, but when? Where? Not until after March, that's all that's for sure. Time for us to hit the hay and some islands in the sun. Like and follow PLC Events for updates. Until next time, pin pals! 💚🤘

Congrats to Dave Morell - who oddly looks much like Ben Pownall (3rd Place honorable mention and Dave Morell stand-in) - for taking 1st Place at Here's to 10 Years! He's a mysterious man of the night, vanishing quickly after the tournament was over and leaving behind his entire prize package, including his Monster Trophy and cashpot. There were four Last Placers, but kudos to Anthony "Spokanthony" Rice, who defeated them all and won the Last Place title. He earned back his entry fee, a Last Place Fancy Coaster, and hung out so long he was included in the official champion's picture.

We had two side tournaments, the first being a One-Handed Tilt I$ Right on Lady Luck with a set score of 369,420. Traveler Jonathan Zakel won all the fifty cent antes with a score of 348, # # #, managing to recoup his entry fee as well. Sean Goller (2nd Place honorable mention) won the other side tournament, I Spy Pinball PicTrivia, and ended up taking many prizes of his own.

Many thanks to give...
-all who attended! Thanks for partaking in this tough format.
-C Bar, who let us do this on the actual day of the anniversary;
-Ship Ahoy, for taking care of us after we transferred the tourney there to finish up;
-Death Flip, for donating swag to the prize pool; follow them on Instagram, @.flip;
-and last but not least, a huge, HUGE thank you to Kevin "Keeper" Howell, Matt Fentress, and Matt Peterson for all their help and advice, answering our questions and helping us stay as true as possible to the original Pinbrawl format as we could.

We saw so many players bringing their A-game that night! This tournament was an absolute blast, full of revenge games, close scores, and pinpals. It was exactly what we wanted, long wait times and all. Our next tournament will surely be shorter - stay tuned!

TODAY AT 200P! There will also be a free side tournament that will be announced before Round 3. Multiple people can win! $8 covers your admission fee, tournament entry, and free play all day. Previously awarded wristbands and gift certificates cannot be used. 1st Place wins this customizable Monster Trophy and Star Tropics swag; Last Place wins a Fancy Coaster and their entry fee. See you in the (Star) Tropics soon!

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Head over to Star Tropics on Friday and get some early practice in for this Saturday's tournament! We don't normally encourage such discipline before our events, but we're changing up *everything* this year, aren't we? Here are the games' score limits for the tourney; you might see a little bit of a theme. Tournament format is five rounds of two matches each, with players alternating starting positions between the two games, for a total of ten guaranteed games.

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