Tag: IFPA 18
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Episode 422: Michael Trepp
If you’ve ever played in an IFPA event, good chance Michael approved your submission. Hear from the long time IFPA/Country Director as he talks about pinball in his home country […]
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Episode 421: Markus Stix
As IFPA 20 comes to Austria this week, they’ll see one of the best players ever from that country. Markus Stix talks about the world coming to Austria twice in […]
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Episode 404: Sweeper City Pinball
Had to check out another great pinball location in Ohio. This time it was Canton, Ohio for the Sweeper City Pinball Championships put on by Galvin Morgan and others. Fun […]
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Episode 403: Bart Volman
Say “Hallo” to Bart Volman from the Netherlands. He’s one of the best Dutch players in the world, and shares his experiences playing pinball back home and when he travels. […]
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Episode 374: Olli-Mikko Ojamies
Hei! It’s the pinball legend in Finland…and around the world. He’s represented the Suomi 10x in the IFPA World Championships. This is an interview recorded at IFPA 18 in Germany, […]
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Episode 365: Australia’s Jason Lambert and Simon Peel
Competing for their continent, Jason (Lambo) and Simon try to make waves in Germany for the EPC, IFPA Olympics, and IFPA 18. Back home down under, they explain the growth […]
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Episode 363: The World comes to Germany
The biggest pinball event maybe ever will have all eyes on Germany. The European Pinball Championship, the IFPA Olympics, and IFPA 18 (World Championship) will all take place in an […]
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Episode 362: Pinball in the media
Lots of media attention this month for pinball. PinClash, Allentown, and EPC/IFPA 18 World Championships have provided stories for media coverage. It’s great promotion for our hobby and sport. Pinball […]
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Episode 361: Keith Elwin set for Carnage
It’s Keith Elwin…and on VIDEO! Hear (or see) Keith talk about the upcoming PinClash Godzilla version May 13th (www.twitch.tv/iepinball) and how that game’s depth offers so much for any player. […]
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Episode 353: Josh Sharpe and the 2023 IFPA changes
The “president” of the IFPA discusses how receiving 100% just isn’t enough. Josh explains the many changes to the IFPA rankings and tourneys moving forward in 2023. These should improve […]
