Brisbane Masters is a premier annual pinball tournament held in Brisbane, Australia, organized by Jimmy Nails, Jason Lambert, and the Netherworld crew. Originally a four-day event in its fourth iteration (2018), it expanded to a 10-day format featuring preliminary events (Flip Frenzies, pin golf, strikes, women's and kids' tournaments) leading to main tournament finals. The event joined the Stern Pro Circuit around 2019 and typically attracts 110-120+ players, drawing both domestic and international competitors.
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Brisbane Masters is a 10-day pinball competition and arcade event with superior community culture
Brisbane Masters was expected to be a breakout year for international tournament participation but was cancelled
Brisbane Masters is changing to 21+ age requirement starting next year
Brisbane Masters is now on the Stern Pro Circuit for the first time
Australian pinball tournament; Haggis committed to appearing; mentioned as example of multi-tournament show format
10-day Australian pinball festival; scheduled for timing of podcast episode; cancelled/postponed due to COVID-19; was expected to become more international in 2020
10-day pinball tournament event (June 15-24) in Australia; Martin attending last two days with Celt and Fathom Revisited; also includes Kong-Off and other arcade tournaments
Brisbane Pinball and Arcade Collective (BPAC) event occurring during episode recording; impacted by NSW lockdown reducing interstate attendance
Upcoming event in Australia; Kate Martin traveling to Australia before this event
Pinball tournament in Brisbane, Australia with 200+ participants, run by Jimmy Nails and Jason Lambert; features vintage and modern machines in a brewery setting
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Masters tournament expects 140+ players this year, up from 122 last year
Major pinball tournament in Australia; held at Brewdog venue; grown from 40 to 150+ participants; run by Jimmy Nails; recently held despite lockdowns
Australian tournament mentioned as highly regarded; recent winner Escher received significant IFPA points
Australian pinball tournament held in late July; missed IFPA cutoff by 3-4 days; experimenting with non-IFPA tournament formats
Main tournament event at BPAC held on March 22-23; uses ward bracket system with A-E division finals
Pinball tournament where Colin Urban achieved victory prior to INDISC 2025
Annual 10-day pinball competition and arcade event in Australia, held at Netherworld and BrewDog brewery, known for positive community atmosphere
Major Australian pinball tournament held end of July annually; on Stern Pro Circuit (double WPPR points)
Australia's largest pinball tournament; best-of-five format finals; recent editions won by elite international players (Escher Lefkoff, Colin Urban); attracts world's best players; Anthony competed in recent edition, finishing 2nd to Steve Bowden.
Highly-regarded Australian tournament not personally visited by host; consistently receives praise from attendees; organized by Lambo and Jimmy Nails
Australian pinball competition referenced as baseline for atmosphere comparison; described as more laid-back than World Championships.
10-day annual pinball tournament/festival in Brisbane, Australia; part of Stern Pro Circuit; attracts international players; ~160-200 participants; originated the 'whopper farms' tournament concept; organized by Jason Lambert and Jimmy Nails
Australian pinball tournament held in July; draws international participants; Simon Peel participates
Queensland multi-day tournament organized by Jimmy Nails; served as model Ryan references for potential Victorian Olympic-style event.
Australian pinball tournament now Stern Pro Circuit event; 10-day event series; Marty attempting to attend final 3 days after Pinberg
Major 10-day pinball tournament held in Brisbane, Australia; attracted 80-100 players; featured multiple tournament formats
Annual pinball tournament in Brisbane, Australia organized by Jimmy Nails, Jason Lambert, and Netherworld crew; heavily impacted by COVID-19 border closures; featured 110 competitors and 10 days of competition
Australian pinball tournament where Jared qualified for finals and advanced from division C
Premier pinball tournament in Brisbane, now expanded to 10 days and on Stern Pro Circuit
Major Australian tournament Martin plans to compete in
Four-day pinball tournament in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; fourth year running; 120+ players registered; features main event, Flip Frenzies, pin golf, and group strike elimination formats
Australian tournament newly added to Stern Pro Circuit, featuring 10 days of preliminary events (flip frenzies, strikes, women's/kids' tournaments) leading to main tournament finals, designed to attract international competitors