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Hi Folks

All the results are now in and the final results and placings are given below.

The results were as follows:

David T 18:7 David H
Robert 7 : 13 Keith
Daniel 11 : 9 Tim
Seamus 0 : 25 David B
Brian 5 : 20 Gary
John 10 : 10 George
Jeremy 25 : Bye

So the final table is:
David T 95
Robert 79
Daniel 71
Keith 70
Tim 66
David H 65
David B 63
Gary 55
Brian 53
Seamus 52
Jeremy 52
John 42
George 37
David S 15

well here are the results, hard fought all round (but especially bloody in both Munster
and Leinster) also came down to a knife-edge of a final round with many possible
combinations of winners.

Leinster
Place, Name, Score, Positions above seeding
1 Donal 81 +1
2 Rob 80 +2
3 Mick 78 (on tie-break) +0
4 Jan 78 -3
5 Thomas 72 +0
6 Mike 71 +2
7 Brian 25 (no Sept game score received) +0
8 Dave 22 (no Sept game score received) -2

Hence Rob wins the prize for placing highest above his seeding due the
the tie-break of his individual result vs Mike.

Munster

welcome to the DGG Winter League, this year all games will be UNrated
to allow for v1.1 playtesting (if both players wish) and for continued DBMM learning/tutorial games.
I used a RANDOM draw for the first round.

The first round pairings are, all games to be completed by the end of Oct:
#Player Number, Last Name, First Name(current score), Last Game Score,
Rating, Army List Date, Army List, Club, Country
#--- Game 1, Table 101 -------------
1, Hessian, Mick( 0), NoScoreYet , 12, 550, 2/79 N&S Dynsties
Chinese(Northern Dynasties 555AD), DGG, IRL

Hi Folks

All the August games have now been played.

The results were as follows:

David T 18 : 7 Daniel
Robert 18:7 Tim
Seamus 5 : 20 David H
Keith 20 : 5 John
David B 11 : 9 Gary
George 1 : 24 Brian
Jeremy 12 : 8 David S

So a few big wins have changed the table around a bit and the table going in to the last round is:
David T 77
Robert 72
Daniel 60
David H 58
Tim 57
Keith 57
Seamus 52
Brian 48
David B 38
Gary 35
John 32
George 27
Jeremy 27
David S 15

the regional stage of the RINIWA DBMM league is drawing to a close with the final game pairings and leader boards published below. In most provinces it has been a tough fight but Munster is a bloodbath with very big wins and most games ending in bloody victories. Only Ulster has a clear winner at this stage.

There will be an invitational 2-round finals in Dublin at the end of November where the regional winners (2 from Dublin as the largest pool) will duke it out to determine the overall league winner.

ULSTER Leaderboard
Stephen 75
Brian 50
Mark 39

The games shop formerly known as "Models Inc" of Dorset St has moved premises to Jervis St and been re-named "Gamers World".
Martin Kenny, the proprietor, is delighted with his brand new
premises and has encouraged everyone to pay a visit.

Dublin Games Guild (http://iworg.com/dgg) continues to meet in the shop's playing area each Wednesday night.

I saw that "WHFB Ireland" (http://www.whfb-ireland.org/) are a new site/organisation dedicated to WH tournament-style play in Ireland, with it seems a main aim of developing tournament play in Ireland so that a strong team can be sent to next year's WH European Championships. Ahhh, brings back memories of staring RINIWA (http://iworg.com/node/30). Best of luck to them.

Due to a lack of interest the FOG competition at Strongbow's Shield 2009 has been canceled.

If anyone wants to try DBMM at Strongbow then loan armies and practice games will be available.

Hi all

apologies for the delay. Lets try to get these games done by the end of May.
If anyone has a particular problem with this then contact Donal

A. Ulster
1. Stephen Brittain Seleucid 190BC vs Richard Murphy Later Carthaginians
2. Mark Gibson TBD vs Seamus McKenna TBD
3. John Brittain Ancient British 54BC (2/53) vs Gary Barr Polybian
Roman, Spain 211-105BC
BYE: Brian Bull Alexandrain Macedonian, 252-329BC

B. Leinster
1. Jan van Embden Arabo-Aramaean, Nabatataean in 31BC (2/22) vs Thomas
Årnfelt Samnites 321BC

All the April games have now been played.

The results are as follows:

David T 25 :0 Brian
David H 10 : 10 Keith
Seamus 23 : 2 George
David B 5 : 20 Robert
Tim 16 : 4 Jeremy
Daniel 23 : 2 David S
John 8 : 12 Gary

There were some interesting games.
David S discovered why Caeser conquered Gaul in a relatively short time (he must have been using the same dice as Daniel). The fact that Daniel had two steep hills perfectly positioned on each flank of his battle line when David was using HF also helped.