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ACC Internet Cribbage Anderson and D'Elena join the winners list December 14, 2003: On Saturday, December 6 it was John Anderson (madison_wi) taking First Place after defeating a guest player in the best-of-three finals. William MacMillan (Bristlecone0) of Cheyenne, WY and Linda Partain (cheeky_parrot1) of Haverhill, MA tied for Third Place, thus ensuring that all three ACC regions (Western, Central and Eastern) would be represented in the final four. That rarely happens on the Tournament Trail, except for some of the biggest events (such as the ACC Open and Grand National), but ACC Internet cribbage promises to make it a much more common occurrence than before. Donald E. Ellis (+_LoneStar__) managed the 62-player field most competently in his first gig as an ACC online tournament director. Five days later it was Michael D'Elena (RI971) of Providence, RI taking the December 11 single elimination event. D'Elena cut a 4 to 3-4-5-J at 112-109* to defeat Billy Barnes (Billy_CA5177) of Red Bluff, CA in the finals. Bob Milk (_VA437_Milk), the ACC's Internet Cribbage Commissioner, tied for Third Place with a guest player. 46 players braved some adverse Internet conditions to participate this Thursday night. Directors Joan Dulworth (+LovesPeace) and Donald E. Ellis kept the event on an even keel. So far, the ACC has hosted six Internet tournaments at MSN Games, all of which have been open to both ACC members and non-members. Members have won five of the six events, and have accounted for 19 of the 24 semifinalists. Congratulations ACC'ers. You are acquitting yourselves well! Like the other ACC Internet tournaments held so far, these events were demonstration tourneys, and no IRPs have been awarded for them, though the high finishers have been entered into the official ACC record. We expect that the trial period for ACC Internet Cribbage will end — and rated play will begin — sometime in the first quarter of 2004, pending approval by the ACC Board of Directors. (back...) Copyright © 2003 by American Cribbage Congress. All rights reserved
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