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4.7 - Can I start my own league? (Pinball Tournament Play) |
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This article is from the General Pinball FAQ, by Keith Johnson keefer@access.digex.net with numerous contributions by others.
Sure, why not? If you want it to be sanctioned by PAPA, then you'll need to
contact Steve Epstein. If you just want to start small, and perhaps become
sanctioned later, then you can run it pretty much any way you want. A good
source of information is the Pin-Wizard Archive (see question 1.9) provided
by Dave Stewart <dstewart@eng.umd.edu>. It's a really good idea to have the
help and approval of a local operator when trying to start one up, if not
essential.
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