Spryguy over Lou 191-88 (defeated his whole squad but couldn't get to 200 as you will see why momentarily.)

Game turned in round 1 pretty handily. Foul ran Quinlan forward to attack a Death Watch Sab, Quinlan spends a Force point to move 2 extra, rolls a 1 on his attack and turns. I move all of my Mandalorian's towards the middle within 3 of Kelborn to be able to strike next round. He moves Serra into gambit.

Round 2 I Resol'nare towards the center and move in. Cin bases Pre spending 2 to move extra, make 1 parry save, fail one. Tor bases Serra and does 60, activating her with VPP. Pre uses flight to take out r2, Sab's dog pile on Cin, bringing him to 70HP. Quinlan runs 12 and bases his Scorch, Maul runs 12 bases his Marn.

Round 3 I win init and attempt to go after Cin, he makes his first VPP save, misses his 2nd, down to 10. Serra doubles Tor, then Foul finishes him off. Base Cin with another Death Watch and defeat him. Quinlan puts 50 on Scorch, Pre flies over finishes him off. Marn runs away, giving up AoO and Maul puts 40 on him, then chases him down with a FP and kills him. I kill the rest of his squad sans Serra and Rodian Dip.

Round 4 Serra bases Sab, kills it, takes 20, then another Sab kills her, and then Pre kills the Diplomat.

I didn't score 200pts because Quinlan Vos flipped sides, but I eliminated his entire squad. I did score 3 rounds of gambit bringing me to 191. Should be a 3pt win.

Both Mando and Spry, what maps did you play on?

jabba's palace, it was both Tim and my map.

Got my game in with Darth O (sorta). I won 72-65 (I'll explain in the recap).

We tried to play a couple days ago, but his internet was down so we couldn't play. Then tonight was the only time he had to play before the deadline. He had some additional difficulty getting his internet to work tonight so we only played about 50 mins or so before he had to leave for work.

Rd 1
I turned on Atris and set up a couple things. Then I swapped up handmaiden #1 to take out R2 and Flame Trooper and ran back toward my team. He used Blizz to try and take out my R7 and adjacent Rodian but my rolls were hot and Rodian lived and R7 also lived with 10. He Ran Yoda 22 or 23 squares to do 20 to handmaiden 1. I used one of the other handmaidens to put 120 on Yoda. He then swapped Momaq and killed #1 and put 20 on #2.
Rd 2
I killed Momaw. He runs Yobuck 20+ to kill #2 and swaps in the Gran. I swap #3 and take out Blizz (forgot about shields as I was hoping to get a rodian as well). I move up Atris and use Veers to take out the Gran and we battle for some position.
Rd 3
I swap #3 back to safety (for Veers). Veers later misses an uggie, Yoda does 40 to Veers and swaps back to safety. #3 pops out to kill said rodain. Dr E tries to heal Yoda and Yoda fails (with FPRR) and makes it to stay at 40. I get Atris to gambit
Rd 4
He heals again (another FPRR) and gets yoda back to 100. I run Atris up to protect Veers kinda, and he runs by with Yoda (takes 60 from Riposte and AoO) but kills Veers. At this point he has to leave with me winning 72-65. I still had a Thrawn swap and #3 to go so if I was just points grabbing, I could have easily killed Tarpals. Or I could have tried to swap deeper and start working through panaka/DrE, and I certainly would have gotten gambit.

It was a close game and not sure who would have won if we had played it to full completion. It certainly could have gone either way. And with more time, we easily could have gotten 2-3 more rounds in and had a 3 point victor I believe.

What map did you play on, Jason?

Laura and I just played (Cantina), and I won, 203-107.

I put Quinlan in gambit at the end of the first round, and he took 90 dmg on 3 attacks from Satele the next round (via Laura's 3pt Droids of awesome) after he made 1 of his 3 Makashi saves. I worked on Satele for the rest of the round, but was only able to bring her to 30 health before Blizz's turn. Therefore Blizz had to Flame her for 20 (she was mined so it meant she'd die next round for sure), even though it meant losing my 20 hp Quinlan and damaging both Cin and Serra, along with the Defender and Shoaneb. I won the next init (I think I won them all this game, actually) and decided that it would be wise to just get rid of her straight out so Blizz flamed the 3 OR jedi again. But then Laura came in with a huge move with Atton and the Senator, dropping Cin Drallig like a sack of potatoes with 3 adjacent shots. Things did not look good here at all: I had lost 2 of my 3 jedi, while Laura had lost only 1. But then the tables turned when Laura's 50 hp Shoaneb tried to walk past Serra and took a crit for it, killing her off...meanwhile Serra blocked the riposte attacks. After Serra did 60dmg to Atton, Scorch was able to base him (via a helpful tow from R2) to drop him, which was a big shift in power on the board. The Defender and Captain fell next, and in the end it was just Bastilla and a mouse on the board for Laura, while I still had Serra and Blizz/Scorch/R2 and some fodder.

I didn't miss very many attacks, and other than Quinlan's horrible luck with Makashi saves at the beginning, the dice were very kind to me for the entire match. I won all the inits, and even the potshots from my wimpy guys were hitting.

Hold - that's not how it works.

Number of rounds are set at the top of the tournament. With 10 players we should have 4 rounds, regardless of number of undefeated.

I thought it was weird we only had 3 rounds, but I'm fairly new, so... Also, it was in the Tourney Sign-up/Write-up, but IDK?

Tbh, although I read the format rules saying we'd play Swiss rounds to 1 undefeated, I interpreted that to mean according to standard DCI rules, as Tim laid out, I.e., the number of rounds required to guarantee one undefeated player, based on attendance. So I did assume there was going to be a fourth round of Swiss.

That said, we have already played with some unorthodox formats, like the round robin in Michigan. So I can't object to this too much, especially given the limited time we have to complete the regional before Gen Con. I'm more just disappointed because I thought I'd have another round to earn my way into the top four. Guess I should have won. Congrats to those who made it.

This directly contradicts that.