apterous history: May 2016
Here's your handy cut-out-and-keep guide to the events of May 2016.
In the news...
- 2nd May. A total of 26 Duel Necklaces were awarded for April 2016.
- 8th May. Dave Costello joined.
- 14th May. Aidan L joined.
- 25th May. David Mcdougall joined.
Pro Ranks
The top three players at the end of the month:-
1st. Jack Worsley
2nd. Zarte Siempre
3rd. Transude Transude
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Monthly Top Scores
| Format | Top score | Popularity |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Rounder | 152 by Johnny Canuck | 5,636 games with 181 players |
| Conundrum Attack | 200 by Stephen R ×16 200 by Rob Foster ×6 200 by Dan Johnson 200 by Johnny Canuck 200 by Robert Miller | 1,296 games with 66 players |
| 9 Rounder | 94 by Chris Hare | 368 games with 60 players |
| Letters Attack | 174 by Catherine Mullan | 473 games with 38 players |
| Goat Attack | 252 by Rob Foster | 317 games with 29 players |
| Nice Letters Attack | 158 by Transude Transude | 121 games with 27 players |
| Bullet 15 | 124 by Giles H | 78 games with 26 players |
| Junior Letters Attack | 150 by Chris Hare | 32 games with 25 players |
| Numbers Attack | 200 by Tim Down ×2 | 300 games with 24 players |
| Nice 15 | 125 by Marcus Hares 125 by Ray Wilding | 76 games with 24 players |
Only the month's 10 most popular formats are shown.
Facts and Figures
This month, apterous gained 61 new users, taking us to 8,271 in total. A total of 219,296 rounds were played over 14,397 games.
The Duel was won by Matt Hamer with 1962 points from 31 games. Second was Jack Worsley with 1960 points from 31 games, and third Chris Hare with 1949 points from 31 games.
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