apterous history: May 2014
Here's your handy cut-out-and-keep guide to the events of May 2014.
In the news...
- 2nd May. A total of 19 Duel Necklaces were awarded for April 2014.
- 27th May. Will Ferns joined.
Pro Ranks
The top three players at the end of the month:-
1st. Innis Carson
2nd. David Barnard
3rd. Jack Worsley
Page 1 | Next 3 >>
Filters:
Monthly Top Scores
| Format | Top score | Popularity |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Rounder | 155 by David Barnard | 6,760 games with 201 players |
| Conundrum Attack | 200 by David Barnard ×12 200 by Giles H ×4 200 by Rob Foster ×4 200 by Dylan Taylor ×2 200 by Alex Fish | 1,060 games with 73 players |
| 9 Rounder | 92 by Rob Foster | 396 games with 44 players |
| Numbers Attack | 200 by David Barnard ×2 200 by Tony Atkins | 186 games with 39 players |
| Letters Attack | 166 by Mark D | 211 games with 37 players |
| Bullet 15 | 131 by Dylan Taylor | 136 games with 32 players |
| Nice 15 | 129 by David Barnard ×2 | 109 games with 28 players |
| Goat Attack | 248 by Conor Travers | 414 games with 27 players |
| Nice Blitz | 129 by Conor Travers | 183 games with 23 players |
| Touchdown 15 | 128 by David Barnard | 36 games with 20 players |
Only the month's 10 most popular formats are shown.
Facts and Figures
This month, apterous gained 59 new users, taking us to 6,518 in total. A total of 286,266 rounds were played over 19,331 games.
The Duel was won by Innis Carson with 2367 points from 31 games. Second was Matt Hamer with 2253 points from 31 games, and third Giles H with 2239 points from 31 games.
This website is not endorsed by or affiliated with Channel 4, the makers of Countdown, or any person associated with the aforementioned in any way whatsoever at all, never has been, never will be, and moreover is proud not to be. Yep.
Page generated in 0.0026 seconds. It's 04:48:30 on Monday 6 May 2024 here at Apterous Towers. Design and all good stuff copyright © Charles Reams 2008–2024. In memory of Phillip Harcort Collinge, never forgotten. Some graphical and aesthetic elements by Matt Morrison and Jon O'Neill.