It finally happened.
Ben Anderson scooped the jackpot of $180 and, of course, top prize money for the night. He was beside himself with joy; a happy chappie indeed. Well done, Ben.
Sean Ghodsi's unbelievable run of 15 consecutive match wins was brought to a sudden stop as Sean succumbed to Jim Bean in the 1st round.
Tournament Director Gary announced that as of next week there will be an optional Side Pool of $10 which will be split 70%-30% between the top two participating players.
Tonight's place-getters were:
1st Ben Anderson
2nd Dilhun Akpinar
3rd Adam Makda
4th Mackenzie Little and Aslin Sagnaklar (tied).
| Matt Bridges is normally level-headed |
| The dark cloud of backgammon (we've all felt it) descends upon Amir Tehrani |
| Ben Anderson on his way to being tonight's winner |
| Aram Amirghan thinks his dice could make one's hair stand on end |
| Dilhun Akpinar demonstrates his trigger-finger rolling method |
| Jenny Saunders is full of hope and expectation as the dice spins |
| What's behind Aslin Sagnaklar's cheeky grin as she plays Dennis Mercovich |
| Jim Bean may not be the man who shot Liberty Valance but he was the man who denied Sean Ghodsi his 16th consecutive match win. |
| FINAL | TOT |
| R3 RANKING | PTS |
| Ben Anderson | 314 |
| Dilhun Akpinar | 311 |
| Adam Makda | 209 |
| Mackenzie Little | 207 |
| Aslin Sagnaklar | 207 |
| Mohammad Nejati | 203 |
| Koosha Hedjripour | 203 |
| Jim Bean | 202 |
| Aram Amirghan | 201 |
| Matt Bridges | 201 |
| Pejman Golshahi | 198 |
| Dennis Mercovich | 100 |
| Angelo Voulgaris | 98 |
| Andrew Mowbray | 97 |
| Amir Tehrani | 96 |
| Sean Ghodsi | 95 |
| Rafael Chattah | 93 |
| Gary Stavrou | 91 |
| Andre Marootians | 91 |
| Vazgen Panosian | 90 |
| Jenny Saunders | -7 |
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