Tilt Studios Thursday Night Pinball League – Season 4, Week 4 of 6

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Some nights everything clicks, and other nights you battle through. This week definitely felt like the latter, but I still managed to put together a respectable night and keep myself in the hunt for the A Division Finals.

Round 1 – The Beatles (Platinum LE) 🥉 3rd Place

I opened the night with a third-place finish. It wasn’t the start I was hoping for, but it put points on the board and kept me in the mix.

Round 2 – John Wick (Premium) 🥈 2nd Place

John Wick treated me much better. I finished second and picked up some valuable league points while settling into my game.

Round 3 – Pokémon (Pro) 🥈 2nd Place

Another second-place finish followed on Pokémon. I found and caught a Pokémon,  started a battle,  completed the battle, and played a solid Meowth Multiball. Then I got to watch as the others tried to beat me. It was a nail-biting experience. Back-to-back runner-up finishes gave me some momentum heading into the final two rounds.

Round 4 – Jaws (Premium) 🥉 3rd Place

Jaws started slowly with a 10.4 million opening ball, but my second ball came alive with Jaws Multiball and Tiger Shark mode, pushing me to 74.6 million. I finished with 117,434,830, thanks to a Feeding Frenzy on ball three, earning another third-place finish.

Round 5 – Godzilla (Pro) 4th Place

Godzilla just never opened up for me. I managed skill shots, ramps, spinner shots, and building progress, but I couldn’t string together the big scoring opportunities. I finished with 22,856,410.

Meanwhile, my husband Andrew had one of those dream games, finishing with an incredible 479,972,360 after completing several major objectives. Hailey also topped 217 million, making this a very tough final group.

League Night Results
🥉 The Beatles (Platinum LE)
🥈 John Wick (Premium)
🥈 Pokémon (Pro)
🥉 Jaws (Premium)
4️⃣ Godzilla (Pro)

That gave me 17 league points for the night.

Still Counts 💜

Even though pinball doesn’t look like a traditional workout, Fitbit tells a different story.

⏱️ 3 hours 30 minutes
🔥 546 calories burned
👣 1,224 steps
🪜 10 full flights of stairs between the two arcade levels
💚 43 Active Zone Minutes

League nights are a great reminder that movement comes in many forms. Standing, walking between machines, climbing stairs, and the adrenaline of competition all add up. It may not be a gym workout, but it absolutely still counts.

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Looking Ahead

After four weeks, I’m sitting 11th overall with 339 season points, which currently has me above the cutoff for the A Division Finals. With only two regular-season league nights remaining, the goal is simple: keep playing consistent pinball and protect my spot.

Not every night is a personal best, but every point matters. On to Week 5!

Still counts.  Always. 🎱💜


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