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In this week is the new Cardfight Vanguard Character booster ...

Includes 75 cards (3 GR, 6 RRR, 12 RR, 21 R and 33 C) + 12 SP (Parallel) cards.

There are 62 new cards and 13 reprints.

Includes further support for the Gear Chronicle, Royal Paladin and Neo Nectar clans.

Each pack includes 7 cards, two of them being R or greater.

Includes special reprints of the following cards as RRR with new illustrations:

• Steam Maiden, Arlim
• Steam Breath Dragon
• Heart Thump Worker
• Holy Knight Guardian
• Laurel Knight, Sicilus
• Bringer of Dreams, Belenus
• Maiden of Passionflower
• Valkyrie of Reclamation, Padmini
• Flower Garden Maiden, Mylis

Unlock

Asmodee is proud to announce Unlock!, a series of cooperative card-based escape adventures from Space Cowboys. Each Unlock! game consists of sixty cards depicting objects, maps, and puzzles that can be activated, solved, or combined in an effort to access other cards and areas. Up to six players work cooperatively to solve each of the riddles and get through the deck within sixty minutes. The free companion app tracks the time allotted to win the game, while also offering hints and unlocking new, and necessary, elements. When the players believe they have figured out the code to escape each adventure, they will input the number into the app and escape the danger, or lose even more time in finding the real sequence.

Trapped

Each box includes a ten-card tutorial deck so even those less experienced in the art of escape can dive right into the game experience. The tutorial briefly introduces each of the game's different card types and interactions so every player knows just how to take advantage of the cards in the game. We will use some of the tutorial cards to help illustrate the game here.
Your adventure begins with a starting card, explaining the situation in which you find yourself. To begin your escape, you then flip over this starting card and start the clock in the app. The card's backside will show a map scattered with numbers corresponding to other cards in the deck. You will have to combine or otherwise use these cards to unlock more of the deck. As you proceed, you will be instructed to discard anything that you won't be able to use again so you can keep your focus on the newly revealed puzzles.

Crunching the Numbers

There are a number of different cards you may encounter both in the starting room and throughout the game. Objects, machines, and codes will make up the majority of your puzzles, requiring a keen eye or a sharp mind to solve. Objects, for example, can be red or blue and can be combined with one another. When you match a red and blue card, you will add the numbers in the upper left-hand corner of the card. If there is a card in the deck matching the sum, it is a viable combination. Be careful though—some cards combinations will lead you into traps, and a wrong guess can result in a nasty time penalty.

Time penalties can be incurred in one of two ways: first, by combining cards incorrectly and flipping a penalty card; and second, by making an incorrect guess on the app. Some cards—yellow codes—will ask you to enter a four-digit code into the app in order to proceed with the adventure or to make your ultimate escape. For every incorrect code guess, however, you will be given a penalty, removing time from the clock and lowering your final score.

You may encounter other cards, including new locations, complicated machines, and object modifiers, all of which will lead you to explore even further. Many cards will also feature hidden objects such as numbers or illustrations. These can be concealed just about anywhere and will often provide clues necessary to move forward in the adventure. If you ever find yourself stuck in the game, the app also has "hint" and "hidden object" buttons that are specific to each adventure. Using these will result in a lower score at the end of the game, but may provide the nudge you need to figure out your next steps.

Your First Escape

The first Unlock! adventure, The Formula, takes you deep into the tunnels of New York's subway system in search of a brilliant chemist and his recently developed serum. Doctor Hoffman has been working for The Department developing a truth serum of sorts, but his communications with the agency have tapered off, and they have asked you to check in and retrieve this nearly-completed formula.
Unlock! Squeek & Sausage is the second escape adventure in the series. In this cartoon adventure, you'll be challenged to stop the diabolical Professor Noside from detonating his doomsday device. After getting caught in his clever traps, you'll have to do some quick thinking to break out and foil his evil plot.
The last and most difficult of the first three Unlock! adventures is The Island of Doctor Goorse. While the other adventures can be played by a single individual, this one requires at least two players, adding unique mechanics to the game. Following a crash on the island of an eccentric antiques collector and billionaire, you and your fellow players will be split into teams and cut off from one another, trying to simultaneously reestablish communication and find a way off the mysterious isle.

           

When you decipher and enter the final code for each of these adventures, you will be given a score for your efforts. This rating will depend on how many hints and hidden objects you needed help with, whether you entered any codes incorrectly, and how long you took to reach the end. Every play of the game will get you closer to the expert five stars, so even if you don't get there right away, pay attention to the correct path so you can improve your score the next time around. With three unique stories and puzzles to explore right off the bat, and the challenge of achieving a five-star score, you'll always have a mystery to solve and a clock to beat with Unlock!.

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Happy Pokemon Day

It will be Pokémon Day on Monday 27th February. From tomorrow which is Gambit Games players of Pokémon GO will be able to get a special Pikachu in a party hat. To help celebrate this event and in honour of everyone's favourite Pokémon we will be giving away special Pikachu promo cards to all Pokémon players at Gambit Games (while stocks last)...

Dice Masters Rotation

Dice Masters Rotation FAQ

In 2014 WizKids launched Dice Masters. Now three years on after players have built up large Dice Masters collections and the game has continued to expand the game into new licenses, product configurations, and themes we have a rotation.

After careful consideration, and for the overall health of the game, WizKids are going to be splitting the constructed format into two categories – one where nearly every card and die is legal, and one where each set will have a lifespan of at least two years. These two constructed formats will be Golden Age and Modern Age respectively.

Golden Age is the format that includes almost every card released – it’s the present format for constructed. It will continue to contain everything that is released, minus Golden Age banned cards. It’s the format you already know and love playing.

Modern Age will change from year to year. As new sets are released, they will become Modern-Age-legal per the tournament rules for card/die legality. As sets become old, we’ll rotate them from Modern Age and Golden Age to Golden Age only. WizKids expect to make an announcement about which sets will rotate and which will stay once per year.

Why rotate?
Rotation keeps the metagame healthy for our most dedicated, competitive players. A smaller card pool means new sets are a bigger part of what everyone can focus on having fun with. For players that enjoy a large card pool, they can still play that way in friendly games and specified events.
Rotation keeps the game accessible to new players. As sets get old, they often become scarce. Staple cards are harder for new players to access, and getting into the game fresh can become challenging when there are very-many sets to collect cards from. Players getting started may even be overwhelmed by the number of gravity feeds and starter sets to choose from.

When will rotation happen?
Modern Age begins on June 1^st, 2017. Qualifying events, National Championships, and World Championships held after this date will be in the Modern Age format.

What will Modern Age consist of initially?
To begin with, Modern Age will contain all sets from DC Comics Dice Masters: War of Light and newer, as well as all promos released after War of Light (September 16^th, 2015).

Also, WizKids are announcing that Half-Elf Bard: Master Lords’ Alliance will be banned in Modern Age.

Why are some promo cards rotated but others remain legal from the same OP kit?
Promo cards that share a collector number with a rotated card rotate with that card (for example, Black Manta: Deep Sea Deviant). Promo cards that are functionally identical reprints of rotated cards (with identical names) but have different collector numbers will remain in Modern Age (for example, Thrown Car and Villainous Pact).

Which sets are rotating out of Modern Age as of June 1^st?

• Marvel Dice Masters: Avengers vs. X-Men
• Marvel Dice Masters: The Uncanny X-Men
• Yu-Gi-Oh! Dice Masters Series 1
• D&D Dice Masters: Battle for Faerûn
• DC Comics Dice Masters: Justice League
• Marvel Dice Masters: Age of Ultron

Comprehensive Modern Age List (announced February 22^nd, for official use June 1^st)
Modern Age includes the following sets :

• DC Comics Dice Masters: War of Light
• Marvel Dice Masters: The Amazing Spider-Man
• D&D Dice Masters: Faerûn Under Siege
• DC Comics Dice Masters: World’s Finest
• Marvel Dice Masters: Civil War
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Dice Masters: Box Set
• DC Comics Dice Masters: Green Arrow and The Flash
• Marvel Dice Masters: Deadpool
• Marvel Dice Masters: Doctor Strange Team Pack
• Marvel Dice Masters: Iron Man and War Machine Starter Set
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Dice Masters: Heroes In A Half-Shell Box Set
• DC Comics Dice Masters: Batman
• Marvel Dice Masters: Defenders Team Pack

Future sets will be considered Modern Age one week after their release date.
The following promos, and any promos releasing in 2017 will also be considered Modern Age:

• Batmobile: From Wayne Enterprises
• Iron Fist: The Immortal
• Robin: Teen Titans Team Leader
• Starfire: Powerful Friend
• Nova: Nova Prime
• Thanos: Gauntlet Wielder
• Lex Luthor: Legion of Doom
• Scarecrow: Legion of Doom
• Mummy: Legendary Undead
• Gelatinous Cube: Legendary Ooze
• Half-Dragon: Legendary Humanoid
• Skeleton: Legendary Undead
• Gwen Stacy: Spider-Ally
• Mary Jane: Spider-Ally
• Supergirl: Crisis on Infinite Earths
• The Flash: Crisis on Infinite Earths
• Melinda May: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.
• Terry McGinnis: Batman Beyond
• Daredevil: Marvel Knight
• Punisher: Marvel Knight
• Stargirl: DC Bombshell
• Lois Lane: DC Bombshell
• Villainous Pact
• Ant-Man: Tiny Regret
• Baron Zemo: Citizen V
• Thrown Car
• Mxyzptlk: Golden Age Superman
• Bizarro: Golden Age Superman
• Marvel: Amazing Hero
• Loki: Angsty Asgardian
• Focus Power
• Green Arrow: Archery Advocate
• Roy Harper: Adolescent Archer
• Strahd: Master of Ravenloft
• Ant-Man: Classic Avenger
• Captain America: Classic Avenger
• Barry Allen: Fastest Man Alive
• Professor Zoom: Thief

Banned Cards (Modern Age):

• Half-Elf Bard: Master Lords’ Alliance

Golden Age Banned Cards
Banned Cards (Golden Age):

• Relentless: Basic Action Card
• Swords of Revealing Light: Basic Action Card

Happy Pokemon Day

Pokémon Day is February 27, commemorating the launch of the very first Pokémon games in Japan way back in 1996. To celebrate the milestone, several events and promotions are planned, leading up through the big day!

Pikachu is ready to lead the Pokémon Day celebration in Pokémon GO. From February 26 at 1:00 p.m. PST to March 6 at 1:00 p.m. PST, any Pikachu you encounter in the wild will be wearing a festive party hat! The Pikachu you catch during that time will keep its party hat forever, so be sure to look for this special Pikachu during its short time in the wild.

Starting on Pokémon Day, revisit some of the best big-screen moments of Ash and his friends with a movie marathon on Pokémon TV. For a limited time, watch the original classic Pokémon: The First Movie, as well as Pokémon 4Ever and Pokémon—Zoroark: Master of Illusions in their entirety. Remember that you can watch Pokémon TV here on Pokemon.com and on the Pokémon TV mobile apps. But these movies will be available for only a limited time, so don't miss them!

The Pokémon Trading Card Game Online is starting its Pokémon Day festivities early, with extra Trainer Tokens available on the Bonus Wheel for the entire week leading up to Pokémon Day. Then, be sure to log in to your game on Pokémon Day for an extra-special Daily Bonus. Remember that you can play the Pokémon TCG Online on your computer, iPad, or Android tablet. Battle today and through Pokémon Day for bigger rewards!

Pikachu lends its brilliant features to the new Pikachu Yellow Edition New Nintendo 3DS XL. This limited-edition New Nintendo 3DS XL is launching just a couple of days before Pokémon Day, and it's sure to be popular, so check it out while you can. Visit the product page on Nintendo.com for more details.

If you're looking for even more Pokémon animation fun for your Pokémon Day celebrations, you can find Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel on the iTunes Store, Google Play, and Amazon Video on February 27. Plus, check out a special Pokémon the Series: Gold & Silver TV episode bundle featuring Ash's adventures throughout the Johto region. With this collection of episodes and the latest Pokémon movie, you'll be ready to host the perfect Pokémon Day party!

Pokémon Day is a good reminder that big promotions are going on in Pokémon Shuffle, too. The popular Nintendo 3DS game is celebrating two years of challenging fans with puzzle fun. Take a look at the in-game notifications to get more details on these upcoming opportunities.

Head to Twitch.tv/Pokemon for an all-day celebration of Pokémon competitions, showing many of the most memorable matches from the Pokémon TCG, video games, and Pokkén Tournament from the past several years. See your favorite players from around the globe as we broadcast epic Championship battles, including some from recent Pokémon World Championships.

We hope you have a wonderful Pokémon Day this February 27, and enjoy all the exciting Pokémon events.

We celebrating Pokémon Day at KD Games by offering a special 20% off all Pokémon Products on Tuesday's Pokémon League.

Hero Clix Open

Back at the beginning of February we held our very first Hero Clix Open.

All the players were amazing and made it areal pleasure to organise. We had 17 players which meant we had 4 rounds of swiss followed by a top 8 cut.

We had some great games as well as lots of Battle Royal matches as well. At the end of a long day the final placings were ...

17th Martin Lampitt
16th John Ong
15th Ralph Redfern
14th Robert Williams
13th Howard Kenward
12th John Barber
11th Scott Kenward
10th Edward Bentley
9th Michael McGreish

the top eight were ...

8th Nathanial Morris
7th Nicholas Peters
6th Andrew Davidson
5th Andrew Shannon
4th Patricia Lam
3rd Wil Pratley

2nd Stuart Kenward
 and the winner was ...

Robert Buckley

Dice Masters OP

Tonight we will be running a small Dice Masters tournament. Starting at 7pm and with no other entrance fee other than the usual £2 for KD Games Night, it will be a constructed team event. This means that players will need to bring a team of 8 character cards with no more than a total of 20 dice and 2 basic actions.

We will play 3 or 4 timed rounds at the end of which the player with the most points will be the winner.

The DC Comics Dice Masters: Speedsters Organized Play kit gives us the following prizes...

Each player will get a Jay Garrick: Leadfoot Participation Prize Card.

Second place will also get a Barry Allen: Fastest Man Alive Limited Edition Prize Card.

The winner will get both of the other two cards and a Professor Zoom: Thief Limited Edition Prize Card.

Archenemy

Archenemy: Nicol Bolas

Want to fight against Nicol Bolas himself? Or maybe you want to play as the dastardly Dragon yourself to take on three friends at once? Either way, Here is an early look at the packaging for this cool product (which releases in June).

Amonkhet Packaging

Amonkhet Packaging

Toy Fair released a bundle of information last Friday. First up are Amonkhet booster pack images, none of which you will or should recognize. Because they're new!

And when you show up at a Prerelease, you'll get one of these:

We'll also have artwork for the Bundles!



Amonkhet Planeswalker Decks

Wizards also showed these off. The Planeswalker Decks of Amonkhet, featuring versions of Gideon and Liliana.


Let's take a closer look at those two face cards (without text):

Amonkhet Basic Lands

Finally, Wizards announced full-art basic lands as part of some in-store promotions last week, but that's not the only place you'll find them—you can also get them in Amonkhet booster packs! Full-art basic lands will appear in approximately one out of every four boosters and will be available in other products as well.

Pokemon Lycanroc GX

Due in this week is ...

The Lycanroc GX Box comes with a never before released Lycanroc GX, and Jumbo card of Lycanroc GX. Included also are 4x Booster packs, and a code card to for the Pokemon TCG Online game.

Things to know about Gen 2 - Pokemon Go

So after the first day what do we know about Gen2?

1. Gen 2 Pokémon Are Spawning A LOT!

So everyone knows that 80+ Pokémon have been added to the game, though an exact list of who showed up is still being formulated. But with ~80 Pokémon joining the current ~150, that should mean that only one out of every three Pokémon spawning in the wild is Gen 2, right?

Wrong. Niantic realized that people wouldn’t be terribly excited for Gen 2 if loads of Gen 1 kept showing up, so they skewed the numbers a bit. It’s unclear how long this will last (it could be indefinitely, but maybe not), so take advantage while you can.

2. A Lot Has Changed With Capturing Pokémon

A few things to note as you go to catch new Gen 2 Pokémon in the wild. You’ve probably already seen the new ball/berry selector (which is much better), but there’s more to it than that.

There are now “Critical Captures” in the game, where you will sometimes snag an instant Pokémon catch on a single shake, which is something pulled from the handheld game. What causes Critical Captures has not been exactly determined, but it could be the capture bonuses provided by medals.

Also, you now get a 50 XP bonus if your first ball catches a Pokémon. This happens decently often, so it’s a nice little general XP boost. Finally, you may notice that certain Pokémon have new move animations you haven’t seen before. There’s one that has the Pokémon zip around diagonally and another that has it float high off the ground and stay there a while.

3. Catching Evolved Pokémon Gives A Candy Bonus

At long, long, long last, Niantic implemented a great change. In order to inspire players to catch level 2 and 3 evolved forms of Pokémon they might have avoided otherwise, there’s now a candy boost for each level.

Instead of the usual three, a 2nd-stage evolution will give five candy, and a third stage will give 10 candy, you also get more Stardust as well, though I'm not sure on exact amounts. Might be 300 for 2nd, 500 for 3rd)

4. Lapras Got downgraded.

You might be confused that your Lapras suddenly got knocked out of your list of high CP Pokémon. Lapras was hit with an enormous nerf as Gen 2, and seems to be the only Pokémon to have suffered this fate.

While many moves have been rebalanced or removed, Lapras seems to be sole CP casualty, and you may see yours lose as much as several hundred CP.

5. Gen 2 Babies Now Spawn In The Wild

Generation 2 has technically been in Pokémon GO for some time in the form of babies that hatched from eggs as of last December. But with the arrival of Gen 2, apparently they’ve expanded into the wild as well.

6. No Berry Stacking

You may have noticed that there are two new types of berries, one that slows the movement of Pokémon so they’re easier to hit, another that gives you double candy for a capture. They join the original berry which lets you catch the Pokémon easier.

While it will be everyone’s first idea to stack all three berries the second you see something you really want, Niantic isn’t making it that easy. You have to pick which berry effect you want active, because only one will work at a time. This is indicated by a little berry icon by the Pokémon, and you can only apply one per breakout cycle. Choose wisely.

7. There's A New Eevee Trick That Works

If you want two of Gen 2’s most famous Pokémon, you don’t have to wait. Many thought there would be some new trick to getting Eevee to evolve into Umbreon or Espeon, evolving them during the day or at night or something, but it turns out it’s an old trick instead.

You could name Eevee for a guided evolution in Gen 1, and it is the same again. For Espeon, it’s Sakura, for Umbreon, it’s Tamao. Be sure to close your game and reopen it before you evolve to make sure the names have stuck. It’s not clear if these two will be Vaporeon-level dominant in this meta, but who wouldn’t want them all the same?

Update: Players are currently working on a theory that if you walk 10 kilometers with your Eevee as a buddy, then evolve it, it could either be an Espeon or Umbreon instead of the others. It may indeed depend on what time of the day local time you evolve them. I’m not considering this confirmed yet, but you can try it after you use up your allotted naming trick.

8. Keep An Eye On Your Pokemon's Gender

You will notice that I think all Pokémon have a gender now. Sometimes this results in a few visible changes like a male Gyarados with blue whiskers or a female Raichu with a non-pointed tail. While gender currently means nothing right now, I would definitely start trying to collect both a male and female version of each Pokémon.

Taken from forbes.com

New Pokemon are here

A message from the Niantic Team ...

"Trainers,

Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile, and many more Pokémon are nearly here! Starting later this week, you’ll have the opportunity to catch more than 80 Pokémon originally discovered in the Johto region in the Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver video games. We’ve also implemented some new features to enhance your Pokémon GO experience.

Additional Pokémon: More than 80 Pokémon that were originally discovered in the Johto region in the Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver video games, as well as Pokémon with gender-specific variations, will start rolling out in Pokémon GO.

New Evolutions: There are now more opportunities to evolve your Pokémon in Pokémon GO than ever before. Some Pokémon originally discovered in the Kanto region will soon be able to evolve—into Pokémon that inhabit the Johto region! Be on the lookout for new Evolution items at PokéStops, which you’ll need to evolve some Pokémon.

New Encounter Gameplay: When you encounter Pokémon in the wild, don’t be surprised if they react in new ways as you’re trying to catch them. You’ll also notice the addition of new item carousels that allow you to select Berries and Poké Balls directly from the encounter screen. Hone your skills and catch those elusive Pokémon!

New Berries: Pokémon enjoy eating Berries, and you’ll have the opportunity to get two new Berries by spinning the Photo Disc at PokéStops—Nanab Berries and Pinap Berries! Giving a Pokémon a Nanab Berry will slow its movements, making it easier to catch. The Pinap Berry doubles the amount of Candy you’ll receive if your next catch attempt succeeds.

New Avatars and an Expanded Wardrobe: Now you’ll be able to give your avatar a complete upgrade! Customize your look with a whole new selection of hats, shirts, pants, and other items.
Be sure to use the hashtag #PokemonGO on Twitter to share your experiences as you explore your local neighborhoods with family and friends. We can’t wait to see the Pokémon you catch!

—The Pokémon GO team"

Mysterium

At Gambit Games on the 26th February you will have the chance to play ...

In the 1920s, Mr. MacDowell, a gifted astrologist, immediately detected a supernatural being upon entering his new house in Scotland. He gathered eminent mediums of his time for an extraordinary séance, and they have seven hours to contact the ghost and investigate any clues that it can provide to unlock an old mystery.

Unable to talk, the amnesic ghost communicates with the mediums through visions, which are represented in the game by illustrated cards. The mediums must decipher the images to help the ghost remember how he was murdered: Who did the crime? Where did it take place? Which weapon caused the death? The more the mediums cooperate and guess well, the easier it is to catch the right culprit.

In Mysterium, a reworking of the game system present in Tajemnicze Domostwo, one player takes the role of ghost while everyone else represents a medium. To solve the crime, the ghost must first recall (with the aid of the mediums) all of the suspects present on the night of the murder. A number of suspect, location and murder weapon cards are placed on the table, and the ghost randomly assigns one of each of these in secret to a medium.

Each hour (i.e., game turn), the ghost hands one or more vision cards face up to each medium, refilling their hand to seven each time they share vision cards. These vision cards present dreamlike images to the mediums, with each medium first needing to deduce which suspect corresponds to the vision cards received. Once the ghost has handed cards to the final medium, they start a two-minute sandtimer. Once a medium has placed their token on a suspect, they may also place clairvoyancy tokens on the guesses made by other mediums to show whether they agree or disagree with those guesses.

After time runs out, the ghost reveals to each medium whether the guesses were correct or not. Mediums who guessed correctly move on to guess the location of the crime (and then the murder weapon), while those who didn't keep their vision cards and receive new ones next hour corresponding to the same suspect. Once a medium has correctly guessed the suspect, location and weapon, they move their token to the epilogue board and receive one clairvoyancy point for each hour remaining on the clock. They can still use their remaining clairvoyancy tokens to score additional points.

If one or more mediums fail to identify their proper suspect, location and weapon before the end of the seventh hour, then the ghost has failed and dissipates, leaving the mystery unsolved. If, however, they have all succeeded, then the ghost has recovered enough of its memory to identify the culprit.

Mediums then group their suspect, location and weapon cards on the table and place a number by each group. The ghost then selects one group, places the matching culprit number face down on the epilogue board, picks three vision cards — one for the suspect, one for the location, and one for the weapon — then shuffles these cards. Players who have achieved few clairvoyancy points flip over one vision card at random, then secretly vote on which suspect they think is guilty; players with more points then flip over a second vision card and vote; then those with the most points see the final card and vote.

If a majority of the mediums have identified the proper suspect, with ties being broken by the vote of the most clairvoyant medium, then the killer has been identified and the ghost can now rest peacefully. If not, well, perhaps you can try again...

We will also have some cool things to give away for the first few people that play ...

Including ...  4 Ghost masks, 4 sets of six promotional Intuition tokens and 28 promotional Vision cards

Dice Masters Open

Yesterday we held our very first Dice Masters Open Event at the 3rd Sea Scout Hut in Shoreham.

It was an excellent day with some really great people. We had 18 players enter which meant we had 3 qualifying spaces available as well as some great prizes.

We had 4 rounds of swiss followed by a top eight cut to find our eventual winner. There were also some great Rainbow Draft side events for people to join in with and this saw one or two new players to the game. It was really good after only learning to play a few hours before they were ready to give it a first go.

The final match was pretty tense, in particular game one!

After many great games and a great deal of coffee having been drunk and in some cases left abandoned to go cold while the players emerged themselves in the game...

The final standings were ...

18th Jake Cambell-Smith
17th Tobi Hearne
16th Liam Woodley
15th Phillip Moss
14th Jamie Bryant
13th Kevin Hearne
12th Matt Heath
11th Marc Shirt
10th Joseph Kinsley
9th Sofie Child

Top top 8 were...

8th Chris Hustwayte
7th Charlotte Snowdon
6th Phil Hanley
5th Olly James-Dare
4th Philip Ball
3rd Roxanne Mits
2nd Andy England

and our overall winner was ...

BEN SCOTT -

As both Ben and Andy have already qualified, congratulations go to Roxanne Muts, Philip Ball and Olly James-Dare who all have now qualified!