 | Bailey Cowell George Armstrong is the stage winner here with 86%, with Piaras coming just 1 less on 85%. Good work both. |
| Bailey Cowell The following people have had the follwoign bonuses applied to their totals
|
 | George Armstrong Guess who forgot to read the rules for this round and has just gotten a very nice surprise?... :) |
Tourney round: Marathon of March: Mystery Stage - Lockdown 15
Notes from the organizer: Game 2 of the Mystery stage is a Lockdown 15 against Caesar. You will have 7 days to play this - either from the start date posted, or the day the fixtures are added if it's approved late. Please try to play these games in one sitting.
Scoring will be a percentage of the maximum score, and as a special treat the top 5 players will get a number of percentage points added to their score.
REMEMBER: In LETTERS, you must use the 2 letters highlighted in red (1st and last), NUMBERS you must use the red digit and for CONUNDRUMS 10 letters are shown, where 1x9 letter word is the answer.
Don't forget about the form on the previous page also - needs to be filled in ASAP.
The spreadsheet tracking scores is attached HERE: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MOwpx29MZjoXrPrOk3F_lc8OueznkebbTt9o0q_ciqE/edit?usp=sharing. It also contains some rules/guidelines.
If you see your scores are wrong in the spreadsheet, just put a comment on your game.
Of course, any questions - just ask!
Good luck!
Ran from: 7 – 13 March 2023. Format: Lockdown 15. Matches: One-off. Approved.
Fixtures: 22. Completed: 22.
Results and fixtures
Key. Green: winner. Red: loser. Grey: tie. (Stripes: provisional, match in progress.)
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 0.0155 seconds. It's 10:36:29 on Saturday 18 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.