Colin Urban is a highly successful North American pinball player known for his dominance in international competition. He won the Brisbane Masters tournament three consecutive times (2019, 2022, 2023), establishing himself as a top-tier competitor. Urban was seeded first in A Division at a 2019 competition after winning a tiebreaker on Flash, demonstrating his consistency and skill across different machines.
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Colin Urban is the defending INDISC 2019 champion
Colin Urban won Brisbane Masters
Colin Urban won last year's (2024) INDISC championship
Younger pinball players pick up complicated game rules faster than older players
Competitive pinball player who competed in pin golf finals, finished third after being eliminated
Upcoming young player (possibly under 18); competed in INDISC Open and won INDISC tournament the previous year
15-year-old pinball prodigy; finalist in PAPA Circuit Final; faced Josh Sharp in the final match
IFPA National Championships winner, eliminated Raymond Davison in semifinals
Elite pinball competitor; finished second at IFPA Open two years in a row; plays with limited preparation time due to school
Tournament player; credited with repeated shield cycling meta strategy on Black Knight Premium
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Colin Urban developed shield-cycling meta strategy on Black Knight Premium requiring ~30 repeat shots for 450-point jackpots
Colin won a significant tournament last year with a 300-400 million Iron Maiden score
Colin Urban from Oregon won the INDISC 2019 main tournament
Colin Urban had the best month in IFPA history in August 2019 when he dominated the Brisbane Masters.
Colin Urban is ranked sixth in IFPA at time of recording
Colin Urban is interested in pursuing a career in pinball design and/or marketing/business
Colin Urban won six out of ten tournaments at Brisbane Masters
Colin Urban is currently ranked number eight in IFPA world rankings
Colin Urban did not get into Pinburgh for the first time in approximately five years
Colin Urban won Indisc in January 2024
Colin Urban's father introduced him to pinball at age 3-4 at First Arcade
Colin Urban won InDisc tournament in 2019, one of the largest tournaments in California
Lower-seeded tournament players (8-10) suffer disadvantage by being forced to play only classic games repeatedly
Colin Urban finished second in PAPA circuit finals
Colin Urban finished second in the 2018 Stern Pro Circuit Finals in his first appearance at the event
Competitive pinball player; competing in INDISC 2022 high stakes
Raymond's 'arch nemesis' at Maine division, has knocked him out multiple times
Last year's (2019) Open champion; playing in both Open Finals and High Stakes simultaneously
American player who competed in Australian tournaments alongside Escher
Finalist at Northwest Pinball Championships Open division; finished third in finals
Competitive pinball player currently ranked #2 on IFPA rankings.
Provincial/state championship winner, will compete at D82 nationals
Defending INDISC 2019 champion, competing in semifinal group, strong performer on The Sopranos
Men's bracket finalist, player in top eight, previously attended Texas Pinball Festival, lost to Raymond 0-3
Defending INDISC champion (2024), young elite player under 18, Brisbane Masters winner, competitive match participant
Competitive pinball player in IFPA 2018 Nationals; appears to be top-tier competitor competing against Trent in multiple elimination matches
Competitive pinball player; skilled on Iron Maiden; plays against Escher in tournament match
Contest participant; scored 80 points on prediction
Winner of INDISC 2019 main tournament; from Oregon; won on final game of tournament
Pinball player; former IFPA World Champion; competing in Tron group
Tournament player from Portland, Oregon, missed the semifinals cut but assisted with commentary during broadcast
Young competitive pinball player competing in winners' bracket at Pinball Expo 2019; described as one of the exceptional young players
18-year-old competitive player from Portland, Oregon, national champion, interested in pinball design
Tournament competitor who defeated Raymond Davidson at Nationals, motivating him to improve
Competitive pinball player; finished second in IFPA Open two years in a row; attends tournaments last-minute due to school obligations
Elite American pinball player; attended Brisbane Masters a couple years prior; dominated with Escher Lefkoff, taking first and second places in most competitions; returning for upcoming Brisbane Masters.
Winner of 2020 North American Pinball Championship (NAPC) held in Colorado. Described as 'a younger player' by Tony.
Competitive pinball player; finished 3rd in 2019 Pinball Expo Flipout Tournament A Division
Top competitive pinball player; part of Jared's inner Discord/Slack group
American pinball player who attended Brisbane Masters; statue created in his honor
Young pinball player mentioned as inspiring next generation
Young tournament player cited as example of players learning via streaming content
Young competitive pinball player mentioned as exemplar of modern code update understanding
Australian pinball player ranked 6th in IFPA, participated in eight+ events at Pinball Olympics in Germany
Number four on Top 10 list, eighth in world rankings after unprecedented August 2019, dominated Brisbane Masters.
Finished second place at Stern Pro Circuit Finals, first-time competitor at that level, chose third position in ladder matches
Young elite player who placed second in PAPA circuit finals
16-year-old elite pinball player, won InDisc tournament in 2019, finished 10th seed at Stern Pro Circuit limiting his game choices
Young elite pinball player mentioned alongside rising competitive talent
Top-10 IFPA-ranked pinball player from Portland, Oregon; winner of six tournaments at Brisbane Masters; Stern Pro Circuit event winner; high school senior planning to attend West Coast university
North American pinball player who won Brisbane Masters three years in a row (2019, 2022, 2023).
Top seed in A Division after winning tiebreaker on Flash; strong American competitor favored to win
International pinball player attending Brisbane Masters with family