New England Pinball League is a organization mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Poster reached the New England Pinball League season 35 finals playing Strato-Flite
New England Pinball League operates at approximately 30 locations across New England
New England Pinball League has grown from 29 players in 2012 to over 300 players
NEPL withdrew from IFPA due to new rules requiring 50% of games at a single location
Regional pinball tournament organization that Colin contributes to
Tournament/competitive pinball organization with which Colin is affiliated
Tournament/competitive pinball organization; Colin contributes
Tournament league that Colin participates in and contributes to
Regional tournament organization Colin contributes to
Tournament organization; Colin contributes to it
Tournament league that Colin contributes to
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NEPL will offer a separate IFPA tournament at finals for players wanting WPPR points
The New England Pinball League is the largest pinball league by far, with approximately 200 players per season
The New England Pinball League previously held finals at Pinball Wizard in Pelham, New Hampshire
Pinball tournament/competitive organization. Mentioned in author Colin's bio as a contributor.
Tournament organization that Colin contributes to
Tournament league holding weekly events at Fun Spot
Regional league operating multi-state competitive events; affected by IFPA league reporting changes; had concerns about misinformation in previous podcast
League that Pinball Coop participates in during season, alternating with other league formats during offseason
Largest regional pinball league by participation with 300-400 players across 20+ locations in New England; now facing IFPA structural rule changes
League run by Jeff Parsons; voted 4-3 to leave IFPA affiliation; majority of players don't care about WPPR points; will continue as non-IFPA league
Competitive league covering Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut; ~200 players per season; largest league by IFPA standards
Regional competitive pinball league; disrupted by Pinball Wizard closure, relocated finals to Sanctum which subsequently dropped out, affected by venue consolidation
Competitive pinball league (NEPL) with tournament formats, hosted at Eric Priepke's residence
Organization supported by Mark Seiden; linked to Pintastic community
League organization that John Lee studied before starting local tournaments; had games at Excelsior Pub
Regional pinball league; member 'J' increased membership; mentioned for sponsorship support
NEPL tournament organization that competed at Stern Pinball Inc. competition where Mrs. Penn recorded
Regional pinball league Tim Sexton competes in regularly, mentioned multiple times in career narrative
Described as 'largest pinball league in the world'; Grant joined in 2016; led by Chuck Webster at the time; located across Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire
Competitive pinball league where Bowen Kerins plays; Jack interested in visiting league nights
Regional pinball league operating at ~30+ locations across New England with weekly play and quarterly finals
Volunteer pinball league where Colin Alsheimer discovered community and later volunteered
Regional pinball tournament organization; hosts weekly tournaments during seasons at Fun Spot's Pinball Outpost.
Regional pinball league with ~250 players across 10 locations (NH, MA, CT, RI, ME, VT), running 5 years, uses A/B/C/D divisions with equal prize pools
Tournament league presided over by Jeff Parsons; began during pandemic; restarting season in May per episode discussion
26-season competitive pinball league with 300+ players across 21 New England locations; recently withdrew from IFPA affiliation
Competitive pinball league; Jeff Parsons was president, stepped down due to toxic environment; casual division emphasized by Parsons as best part of competition
Tournament organization in New England region; put on hold during COVID-19; planned to resume season after new year; president is Jeff Parsons
Regional competitive pinball league operating at ~30+ locations across New England; runs finals every 4 months with hundreds of players; supports casual and competitive play
Major pinball league with finals scheduled for end of March 2020 that were cancelled/postponed due to COVID lockdown. Held weekly sessions at Flat Top Johnny's.
Local pinball league that Grant joined after rediscovering pinball in New Hampshire
Pinball league hosted at Starlight Lounge in Amesbury; participating in Trash Talker League Challenge at Pintastic
League with over 300 players, finals next week, adding locations each season; organizer Chuck Webster at Sanctum
League where Daniel brought Bally D&D for match play; players earned 'Flame Awards' based on bonus points
Tournament organization covering New England region; Bear Moose Brewery hosts league play; noted as having 'probably the biggest league that runs over all of new england'
Competitive pinball league in Boston area where Mark Seiden played
Competitive pinball league where user competed in season 35 finals