Tournament schedule

Friday:  10am - Doors Open

   4pm - Mechanical Tournament

   6pm - Ladies Only Tournament

   8pm - Doors Close

Saturday:    9am - Doors Open

12pm - Doubles Tournament

  1pm - Kids Only Tournament

  3pm - Electronic Tournament

  5pm - "Lost World" Given Away

  6pm - Doors Close, Game Over

2011 Tournament Winners

Mechanical Tournament - Gottlieb "Volley", owner Dave Metrando

Official Score Keeper - Robert Gruskiewicz

1. Ron Welsh   241,010

2. Tony Paster204,470

3. Jeff Carlson190,560

Ladies Tournament - Gottlieb "Ready, Aim, Fire", owner George & Pat Riley

Official Score Keeper - Pete Haduch

1. Patty Dimucci2,305,940

2. Maria Klementovic      769,610

3. Kathy Haduch   631,540

(lowest score winner was Michelle Brown 200,100)

Doubles Tournament - Gottlieb "Critical Mass", owner Eric Selak

Official Score Keeper - Bruce Moyer

1. Jeff Harrison & Howard Levine251,870

2. Bob Clark & Steve Engle     134,240

Kids Only Tournament - Data East "Jurassic Park", owner Louie Pinball

Official Score Keeper - Robin Lewis

1. Andy Lazar186,694,100

2. Ethan Salzmah123,877,060

3. Sergio Castrillo 96,929,000

4. Kerriane McClay     90,278,640

Electronic Tournament - Bally "Black Rose", (2-ball play)  owner Eric Selak

Official Score Keeper - Gregg Giblin

1. Mike Tyson20,116,640

2. Michele Brown13,797,410

        The White Rose Gameroom Show's  Tournament Information Page

Questions and Answers about the free Tournaments

Q.  How much does it cost to get into a tournament?

A.  Nothing.  It's free.

Q.  Where do I sign up?

A.  When an announcement is made, just report to that game.  When it is your turn to play the machine, the scorekeeper will write your name down.  When the game is over, your score will be written down next to your name.

Q.  What game will it be on?

A.  The name of the game will be announced right before the tournament starts.

Q.  For the kids only tournament, does every child receive something just for participating?

A.  Unfortunately no.  We do however, take the top 4 scores and hand out prizes.

Q.  What kind of prizes do you give away for any of the tournaments?

A.  Prizes may range from a T-shirt, pinball translite, glasses, flyers, small board games, books, subscriptions, etc.

Q.  How long do the tournaments last?

A.  Until everyone that wants to participate has played the game.  Most tournaments last for 1 hour.  However, the Electronic Tournament has gone for over 2 hours.

The scorekeepers on all tournaments are volunteers.

Please thank them for their hard work!