Here's your handy cut-out-and-keep guide to the events of May 2011.
The top three players at the end of the month:-
1st. Innis Carson
2nd. Jack Hurst
3rd. Conor Travers
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Filters:
| Format | Top score | Popularity |
|---|---|---|
| Old 15 | 144 by Josh Hurst | 9,633 games with 297 players |
| 9 Rounder | 86 by Oliver Garner | 447 games with 87 players |
| Conundrum Attack | 200 by Adam Gillard ×5 200 by Jack Hurst | 1,166 games with 79 players |
| Numbers Attack | 200 by Gevin Chapwell ×2 200 by Barry Evans 200 by Edwin Mead 200 by Herbert Plank 200 by Milo McKenzie | 338 games with 51 players |
| Letters Attack | 157 by Josh Hurst | 138 games with 45 players |
| Junior Conundrum Attack | 190 by Sam Goodyear | 96 games with 28 players |
| Speed 9 | 74 by Chris Hare | 38 games with 23 players |
| Junior 9 Rounder | 80 by Dan Abrey 80 by Tom Sullivan | 86 games with 19 players |
| Junior 15 Rounder | 125 by Tom Sullivan | 70 games with 19 players |
| Goatdown Standard | 162 by Josh Hurst | 81 games with 18 players |
Only the month's 10 most popular formats are shown.
| Week | Winner |
|---|---|
| w/c 2 May 2011 |   Josh Hurst98 - 88 Matt Hamer |
| w/c 9 May 2011 | Innis Carson 256 - 178 Josh Hurst |
| w/c 16 May 2011 |  Innis Carson184 - 0 Apterous Prune |
| w/c 23 May 2011 |  Adam Gillard202 - 200 Josh Hurst |
This month, apterous gained 130 new users, taking us to 2,900 in total. A total of 242,768 rounds were played over 16,867 games.
The Duel was won by Matt Hamer with 2112 points from 29 games. Second was Adam Gillard with 2079 points from 30 games, and third Innis Carson with 2053 points from 29 games.
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