Two's better, two's best

And so it just remains for me to finish off the season with the two-player division. I invented this so we could have a leaderboard that included the good people from Bracknell, but in the end they mostly played three-player games so it was up to me and Sam to make up most of the entries onto this table.

Sam comes first in terms of Points and Gold Medal haul, and Chris demonstrates his skill in face to face combat by taking the Points Ratio crown.

And just in case you were wondering, I went through the spreadsheet to find a few more notable events to pad this blog post out a bit that may interest you.

Biggest win was by Sam playing Scripts and Scribes. His score was almost twice his nearest opponent. Biggest defeat, sorry to say, was Joe's score in Santiago. While everyone else scored in the 42 to 37 range, he came in last with 29.

Most valuable win, on the Division, was, of course, Quentin's victory at Eclipse. Winning a three-player, three-hour game netted him a tasty ten points. And we never saw him again.

And the closest game (not including games where you only score a handful of points) was the Bracknell bunch, and their game of Medici which ended 129, 126, 124.


(About the two-player division: to make the spreadsheet work properly, a third dummy score is added, either lowest from the previous time the game was played, or from a session report on Boardgamegeek. That's how it's possible to get a bronze in a two-player game.)