We had only five people show for the first (and therefore only) round. Obviously, the overlaps with other Eurogame events killed this event ... resulting in no laurels being awarded and making it ineligible for future WBC events without a sponsor. But that didn't stop us from playing a game and awarding the wood - albeit one of non-tournament status. The game itself was very close, with the winner scoring 750, just 30 and 35 points ahead of second and third. Tom Parauda's strategy relied largely on delivering messages and small orders, trading away Priveleges he had earned early in the game. Second-place Josh Adelson went for building control as a major source of earning cash, while third-place Gary Noe scored moderately on Privelege and cashed a number of large orders. Fourth-place Grace Adelson was a respectable 60 points behind the winner. The last-place player, Stuart Tucker, foundered on a Privelege-heavy strategy, losing by 105.