Annals of Events

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Played at Stephan's place. ISKMP. Stephan and Mike and psyching themselves up for Jean Desforges' last ever chess simultaneous in Moncton tomorrow night (he will retire this summer and move back to Montreal). Mike will try to repeat his success of last year while Stephan will try to avenge his defeat.

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Wingspan Pascal Werlberger All eyes are turned to Ian because he's having a very good game, but in the end his 81 points are beaten by master birder Pascal's 83 points.
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Played at Stephan's place. AKSIMP. 3-D printing. Elements of the periodic table. Somebody thinks we sound like owls.

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Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Alain Haché Murderous Alain easily evades the attention of the investigators led by Mike.
Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Ian Stewart Ian poisons his friend with too much alcool, and leaves so few clues that even a magnifying glass cannot detect them.
Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Ian Stewart, Kevin Caron, Mike Gerdov, Pascal Werlberger, Stephan Reebs Alain is a recidivist, but this time he’s caught at the last moment by last guesser Mike, who under the direction of Pascal noticed the dented folding chair and the upended potted plant.
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MPKS. Not much chit-chat tonight - we dive deep into good 4-player games.

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Cascadia Mike Gerdov Mike has the highest score for animals, and also for landscape types, and he wins with 101 points.

101 points

Century: Spice Road Pascal Werlberger Close game, with Pascal’s 68 points edging out Stephan’s 67 points and Kevin’s 64.
That's Pretty Clever Stephan Reebs Stephan crushes with 225 points, 60 more than the closest competitor (Pascal).
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Played at Stephan's place. MAKSIP. We stuff our faces with leftover Halloween candies.

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Seven Wonders Kevin Caron, Stephan Reebs Stephan and Kevin share first place with 56 points each.
Codenames Mike Gerdov, Pascal Werlberger, Stephan Reebs 2-1. Three separate attempts are made at 4-word clues, but only one succeeds: Pascal’s “tennis” for court, racket, match, and another word I forget!
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Played at Stephan's place. IAMPSK. First snow on the ground, time change this weekend, Halloween yesterday: the seasons are turning. We first play a classical Halloween game.

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Fearsome floors Pascal Werlberger All three of Pascal’s tokens make it through the gauntlet, and he wins easily.
Perudo Stephan Reebs Three dice left against Pascal, who rolled well in the mittelspiel, but transferred all his good luck to Stephan in the endspiel.