The Marietta room was filled for both heats to accomodate the 104-player field which included 28 who played in both heats.	Laurel Stokes moves in an all-ladies game. 22 women participated including defending champ Anne Norton who returned to the Final.

The debut of this event last year drew well enough to qualify for the Century despite being a last-minute replacement event that did not even get listed in the program. The parting words of the After Action Report was a prediction that attendance would sky rocket in 2007. What a prognosticator! T&T attendance nearly tripled this year and reached triple digits -- a rarified atmosphere usually reserved for late night lightfare or four-heat headcounters. While Euro attendance was generally up across the board this year, this was the single biggest surprise of the year.

The semi-final round and two preliminary heats narrowed the field of 104 down to the final four; David Meyaard, Anne Norton, Tom DeMarco, and Andy Latto.  David was chosen the first player and the others were seated clockwise from him in that order.

David scored first and placed houses in Mannheim and Carlsruhe.
Anne scored next and placed houses in Nurnberg, Budweis, and Linz.
Tom scored next and placed houses in Ulm and Augsburg.
Andy scored next and placed houses in Lodz, Pilsen, and Regensburg.
David scored next and placed houses in Freiburg, Sigmaringen, Ulm, and Kempten, which earned him the 3 Purple bonus tile.
Tom scored next and placed houses in Freiburg, Sigmaringen, Zurich, and Kempten.
Andy scored next and placed houses in Mannheim and Carlsruhe.
Anne scored next and placed houses in Mannheim, Lodz, Pilsen, and Wurzburg.
David scored next and placed houses in Innsbruck, Basel, and Augsburg.
Andy scored next and placed houses in Budweis, Linz, and Passau.
Tom scored next and placed houses in Carlsruhe, Stuttgart, Innsbruck, and Ingolstadt, which earned him the 3 Green bonus tile.
Anne scored next and placed houses in Freiburg, Sigmaringen, and Basel.
David scored next and placed houses in Lodz, Pilsen, Salzburg, and Regensburg, which earned him the 6 All Colors bonus tile.
Tom scored next and placed houses in Wurzburg, Nurnberg, Regensburg, Munchen, and Nassau, which earned him the 5 German bonus tile.
Andy scored next and placed houses in Freiberg, Ulm, Sigmaringen, Zurich, Innsbruck, Salzburg, and Kempten, which earned him the 4 Red and the 5 All Colors bonus tiles.
David scored next and placed houses in Stuttgart, Budweis, Linz, and Ingolstadt, which earned him the 3 Red and the 2 Green bonus tiles.
Anne scored next and placed houses in Carlsruhe, Stuttgart, Zurich, Innsbruck, Salzburg, and Kempten, which earned her the 3 Blue and the 4 All Colors bonus tiles.
Tom scored next and placed houses in Lodz, Pilsen, and Salzburg, which earned him the 3 All Colors bonus tile.

At this time there was much speculation and discussion around the table about who would acquire their last carriage first and end the game.  Andy, who was the last player, ended the game by picking his last carriage and placing houses in Stuttgart and Wurzburg, which earned him the 1 Green and the 1 End Game bonus tiles.

After each player added their carriage points and bonus tile points and subtracted the number of houses they had remaining, the winner was Andy with 26 points, followed by David with 23 and Anne and Tom with 18 each.