AAARPinball has created PinBetween, a site where you make a snap judgement between two random pinball games to play. These pinball “would you rathers” can be from the Dot Matrix Display era on up (1990’s to the present), or you can filter them by era.
As soon as you visit the site, you will see the backglasses of two pinball games. It’s simple, select the one you would rather play. Don’t take too long! You only have about 15 seconds to decide.
Alex Kelley begins to document his journey toward becoming a PRO-ranked pinball player, that is, a player in the Top 250 of the IFPA PRO Rankings.
Triangle Pinball promotes competitive pinball play in the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill (North Carolina) area.
With IFPA ranked competitive play returning imminently, Ovid Dillard described what that means to you if you are an aspiring tournament or league player.
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Did you do well in your IFPA sanctioned tournament and can’t wait to find out how many WPPRs you earned?
“How-to” submit the results of your tournament without pulling your hair out, or facepalming or head-desking yourself.
Well, here it is. The mathematical combinations, permutations, recursions and calculus that WPPR enthusiasts have been waiting for have been revealed over at IFPA PINBALL.
An abstract estimation of the worth of a pinball tournament that has been recognized by the IFPA for World Pinball Player Rankings (WPPR) points.
The act of getting a pinball tournament recognized by the International Flipper Pinball Association (IFPA) so that competitors in the event will receive World Pinball Player Ranking (WPPR) points.
Attention WPPR point whores! OK, let’s say WPPR point enthusiasts. Yeah, that’s a bit better. The IFPA has changed they way they calculate the World Pinball Player Rankings again. Go to the WPPR site for all of the official particulars including a detailed explanation of the new formula.
