Brian O'Neill is a co-founder of Scorbit, a pinball technology company, and serves as an engineering lead who previously worked in the Dig engineering group. He is an accomplished competitive pinball player who has participated in professional tournaments including the Stern Pro Circuit Championship, and he actively contributes to pinball community projects like the Open Pinball Database while driving tournament feature development.
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Brian O'Neill felt he competed against some of the best players in the world
Brian O'Neill has owned Rush since its release and practiced extensively on it
Scorpion is a scoring device that has been years in the making and is integrated with tournament scoring software
Brian O'Neill won City The Champ tournament on Iron Man against Kyle DeAngelo
Co-founder of Scorbit; contributed to early direction; featured in early interviews about company; collaborates on Open Pinball Database
Tournament commentator at Allentown who provided situational analysis during gameplay
San Francisco-based competitive pinball player; known for advanced Addams Family technique (chair backhands)
Pinball player from San Francisco; won Free Gold Watch Tournament; beat Ron 3-2 in Silver Ball Rumble first round; reached finals
Competitive pinball player; recently finished 2nd at Pinball Fantastic tournament and placed well at City Champ
Discussed score tracking software technology with Jay
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Brian O'Neill attended Pacific Pinball Expo (PPE) in San Rafael and previously attended Tee'd Off Pinball Pursuit events
Brian O'Neill won the 2019 city championship by defeating elite players including Andre and Raymond Davidson
Brian O'Neill recently finished second at Pinball Fantastic tournament
Scorbit prototype was previously tested on Theater of Magic at a pinball expo
Scorbit developers plan to add operator features including uptime notifications and financial data collection
This is the first Stern Pinball circuit event of 2018 and also the final Papa circuit event
Total Nuclear Annihilation is the fastest game at the tournament
The worst pinball themes tend to result in the best pinball machines mechanically
Guest commentator from San Francisco area; provided commentary during portions of the broadcast
Co-creator of Scorpion (tournament scoring software); pinball player in Classics II; formerly lived in California, relocated to Northeast; involved with scoring/tournament infrastructure
Co-founder of Scorbit. Active tournament player in San Francisco with wife Allison O'Neill.
City champion 2019, elite Bay Area pinball player, member of Outer Orbit Otters team, departing Bay Area
Co-founder of Scorebit, runs 'Beers with the O'Neills' Twitch stream multiple times weekly, influenced Scorebit proximity features
San Francisco native, 2024 City Champ winner, participated in City Championship
Tournament player from Portsmouth, New Hampshire; top seed in Game 6; finished second with 37.7 million points
Player who competed in Pinball Olympics wearing hard hat with tilt switch
Tournament player; won City The Champ tournament on Iron Man against Kyle DeAngelo
Guest player at Pacific Pinball Museum, teaches Manu how to play Frank Thomas' Big Hurt, shares pinball history anecdotes
Guest player; plays John Wick during stream; mentions non-alcoholic drink consumption
Community member; introduced host to Pinball Summer film; may own Tilt pinball machine; active in chat during streams
Representative of Scorbit, announced expansion to American Pinball titles including Hot Wheels and Legends of Valhalla
Co-host from Northern California, co-creator of Scorebit technology, provides gameplay strategy analysis
Player competing in AFM; achieved score of 8 after struggling with right orbit shot
Pinball player; former IFPA World Champion; competing in Star Trek group; from Bay Area originally
Developer/engineer behind Scorbit live scoring system for pinball tournaments
Commentator explaining game rules and technology like Scorebit
CTO and co-founder of Scorbit from New York; favorite machine is Frontier (Valley of Frontier)
Referenced as recommending Pinball Olympics to host alongside Matt Scott Danesi
IFPA rank 58; defeated hosts at Jurassic Park; swiped left in chat during stream
Mentioned as being forced to play Austin Powers professionally; co-host of 'Beers with the O'Neills'
Twitch stream chat participant credited with helping with video intro transition and providing tips
Top IFPA physical pinball player in chat offering support and solutions to the vPinball shutdown problem
Co-founder of Scorebit; highly ranked tournament player; San Francisco pinball community member; relocated to East Coast with Ron Richards
Referenced pinball player; host mentions wanting to show off 13-ball multiball performance to this player
Co-founder of Scorbit; worked with Jay Adelson at Digg; recently moved to New Hampshire with wife Allison; integral to project development
Pinball player known for high-scoring Batman '66 strategy capable of reaching $800 million
Pinball player/community figure mentioned as frequent Scorebit user and streaming contact in chat
Chat member who greeted the stream; appears to be from East Coast time zone
Co-founder/key developer of ScoreBit pinball integration platform
Industry professional commenting on Scorebit integration with Jersey Jack Pinball games
Tournament director since 2016, organized ~88 open events in New Hampshire and California
Competitive pinball player from California, involved with Scorebit tool, faced Price in NACS
Pinball player who won Munsters playfield at Fresh Aircade's Payday in the Parking Lot event by beating Jurassic Park challenge.
Co-founder of Scorbit; elite competitive pinball player; works as scorekeeper at tournaments like InDisc; also employed at Match Play as day job.
San Francisco Pinball Department official/commissioner since league inception; relocating to East Coast; recipient of Spirit Award and community advocate
San Francisco player, advanced from first round, won final game on Star Wars to advance over Bob
Competitive pinball player from Northern California; traveled directly to IFPA 15; caught in thunderstorm on arrival
Great competitive player; Jeff Teolis played against him in Addams Family playoff match at Bat City Open in Austin
Scorbit co-founder; contributor to Open Pinball Database
Team member at ScoreBit; interviewed by Don for podcast
Co-founder of Scorbit; engineering lead; worked in Dig engineering group; competitive pinball player driving tournament feature development
Professional pinball player from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Struggled early in competition, failed to earn portal locks or start first quest by first ball