Join us as we go through two EM Pinball machines: Grand Prix & Bronco! From start to finish in a multi-Saturday series we plan on letting learners get hands-on time preforming repairs, adjusting contacts, cleaning, replacing rubbers, light bulbs, everything these two games need to get them ready to be put out onto the floor...
CUPS hosts weekly all-ages tournaments every Friday at 7 pm! This event is open to all women and gender minorities, including trans, non-binary, and agender players. FREE venue & tournament entry, with an optional $5 side pot for anyone that wants to play for money. CUPS is generously covering the IFPA fee for this event. FORMAT:...
We'll continue work on Grand Prix and Bronco. Time to start cleaning some switches!
Last Fridays are our Bizarro tournaments; unsanctioned and wacky, these are not meant to be taken seriously at all. This month, Isaac Ruiz from Flip City Future League in Portland is our guest host! We can't spoil the surprise, so come join us, try a new format, and win some fun prizes.
More EM love!
CUPS hosts weekly all-ages tournaments every Friday at 7 pm! Our first Fridays are classics group match play: two classics games per round with 7/5/3/1 scoring. Five rounds qualifying. Top eight players advance for two rounds of three-game PAPA finals. Classics tournaments are a fantastic introduction to pinball tournaments for newer players, so even if...
Most switches are clean and power cords are fixed! Time to start looking at the playfield mechanics.
Eugene's first Pinball Trivia night. This inaugural trivia night will pit your team against others and focus on pinball machines that are currently at CUPS: rules, sounds, images and history. There can be at most three people on each team so recruit your teammates now and mark your calendars for a fun night! Doors open...
CUPS hosts weekly all-ages tournaments every Friday at 7 pm! 2nd Fridays are group match play with 7/5/3/1 scoring. Fast-playing games for rounds 1, 3, and 5; slow-playing games drawn for rounds 2 and 4. Top four (or eight) players advance to a three-game final.
Maybe flipper rebuilds or pop bumpers?
