Stockholm Open

We have a winner! Adam Becker beat Jörgen Holm in the final, and can now call him self the Swedish Champion 2015. Trent Augenstein won the bronze against Fredrik Malmqvist. Congrats to all of you!

We have a doubles champion team! HAU - Marcus Hugosson and Johan Genberg - beat TUW - Anders Carlsson and Henrik Hultin - in the finals, and PAJ - Patrik Lindberg and Harald Jönsson - won the bronze. Congrats to all of you!

Swedish Pinball Open - Doubles finals tree

Another champion! Per Holknekt won the Pinball Orienteering mini-tournament by making a slam dunk on NBA, destroying a castle on Medieval Madness and liting a monster fish on Fish Tales - all in less than one minute and 31 seconds. Congrats, Per!

Another champion! Per Ahlenius win the One Minute Pinball mini-tournament on Dirty Harry by scoring 141 163 450. Congrats, Per!

The Classics division is now finished! Congrats to Jorian, Mats and Peter that got the gold, silver and bronze medals!

Swedish Pinball Open - Classics finals tree

We have our third champion! Anders Carlsson got 183 123 200 points on Dirty Harry in exactly one minute. Congrats, Anders!

We have our second champion! Teemu Vinnikka won the Saturday Pinball Orienteering by making a Slam Dunk on NBA, lit a madness mode on Medieval Madness and lit monster fish on Fish Tales - all in less than one minute and 24 seconds. Congrats, Teemu!

We have our first champion! Stefan Bååth won the Pinball Orienteering by turning on a multiball (regular or warehouse) on Dirty Harry, starting lightening lamp on Tales of the Arabian Nights and starting theatre on Theatre of Magic - which took him 2 minutes and 10 seconds all together. Congrats, Stefan!

The qualification games are now revealed! https://www.stockholmopen.nu/games.php

Swedish Pinball Open The Swedish Pinball Open international tournament is one of the six majors in the world, and it is open to anyone regardless of skill or citizenship. It is held on May 15-17 at PinballsEye in Borås, Sweden, and there are divisions for A players, classics and split flipper teams.

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