21 players tonight.
Rafael Chattah was the jackpot but failed to collect.
Two of Sydney Backgammoners lady players, Jenny Saunders and Mahnaz Rostami, came 1st and 2nd respectively in the Queen of the Board tournament. Well done, ladies, you did us proud.
Gary explained that although going by time is the default position, there are advantages to using clocks. Time does not run out for the match, therefore the winner gets the full 100 match points rather than the 97 if the match times out.
| FINAL | TOT |
| R3 RANKING | PTS |
| Mohammad Nejati | 310 |
| David Reitzin | 310 |
| Gary Stavrou | 309 |
| Aslin Sagnaklar | 207 |
| Vazgen Panosian | 206 |
| Sean Ghodsi | 206 |
| Angelo Voulgaris | 204 |
| Dennis Mercovich | 203 |
| Steve Clarry | 202 |
| Rafael Chattah | 196 |
| Malcolm Stradwick | 101 |
| Matt Bridges | 100 |
| Jenny Saunders | 99 |
| Aram Amirghan | 98 |
| Amir Tehrani | 97 |
| Breck McCormack | 96 |
| Adam Makda | 93 |
| Nick Macoun | 91 |
| Peter Voulgaris | 90 |
| Jim Bean | 88 |
| Mahnaz Rostami | -9 |
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Vazgen reacting to a difficult cube decision
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Nick and, eventual top scorer, Mohammad
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"Get me out of here" says Amir as Dennis seems pleased with the situation
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Angelo and Aslin
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David quashing Rafael's chances at the jackpot
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Queen of the Board, Jenny Saunders, still not able to wipe the smile from her face
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"You've no idea what I just rolled", says Sean
"You've no idea what he just rolled", says Aram |
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