
© 2008 The Pinball & Arcade Supershow






The Supershow Pinball Tournament "Showdown at Sundown" is a pinball tournament designed to test a players skill on 4 pinball machines from different eras of pinball technology. So your good at one machine, but are you good at ALL of them? If you played last year, you know how fun this tournament is. Last year, we adding a PROGRESSIVE PAYOUT! It’s back again! This means that the more people compete (entry fees collected), the more money for the winner!
Tournament Highlights
* $5 entry fee, enter as often as you like.
* Everyone is playing for the Showdown Round and a Progressive Jackpot starting at $250.00 cash.
* There are 3 divisions. Mens, Womens, and Childrens. The top seed in both Womens and Childrens earn a free entry into the Showdown.
* Trophies are awarded to the top 3 in the following divisions :Showdown Round, Women, Children (12 and under)
* Tournament is played on 4 machines from 4 different eras of pinball (60's,
70's, 80's -
* Players earn points for any Top 10 finish when the Showdown qualifying is over. Multiple Top 10 finishes on multiple machines is your goal!
* Tournament starts at door opening on Friday and runs until doors shut that
night. Again we start on Saturday at door opening and end qualifying by 4:30PM. Showdown
qualifiers are called to play by 5:00PM. Estimated start time to complete The Final
Showdown : 2 -
* Trophies for all divisions are presented and the Showdown Champion is Crowned!
A player will enter the tournament and play a single game on each of 4 different
machines. Two machines will be electro-
A player will do their best on each of the 4 machines by playing a single game on
each. When they are complete, the results will be filed with the Tournament judge
and/or assistants. Throughout the day, the top player scores will be posted in the
tournament area. If a player is not satisfied with their play, they can re-
The player's TOP score on each game will be considered, regardless of how they play other games in the series. Example: For my first paid entry, I score great on the 2 EM's, but horrible on the 2 solid state machines. I enter again, and play very good on the 2 solid state machines, but suck really bad on the EM's.



No big deal! Only your highest score on each machine will count, all others are discarded!
All scores will be kept on a computer again this year with paper score cards kept only in the event of a scoring dispute or key entry error. Sorting and posting the leaderboard will be quick and accurate, once every two hours!
When all qualifying has completed, the top scores on each machine are awarded points. 10 points for a 1st place finish, 9 points for a second place finish, 8 points for a 3rd place finish, etc... . All awarded points are calculated for each of the top 10 players on each machine and an overall TOP 10 established. These 10 people will move on to the Showdown. Additionally, the #1 points finisher in the Womens and Childrens divisions will receive a free bid into the Showdow IF they aren't already on the Final 10 points leaderboard.
Example of Showdown Round Final 10 + Winner of Women's Division (if applicable) + Winner of Children's Division (if applicable) = 12 players. Could be only 10 if top Womens and Childrens players were in the final 10.
Round 1-
Round 2 -
Final Showdown round: The TOP 2 have advanced to the pinnacle of pinball competition.
All 4 games are played. 1 game at a time, single player games only (no doubles play).
Highest score on each machine is winner of that game. In the event of a 2-
If anyone is not present at the start of the finalist round, it is considered a forfeit
and the opponent receives a bye. LAST UPDATE 7-




