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Date Game Chase Christian John Josh Kevin Luke Mark Thomas Tim Average
8/4/2021 1 85 78 80 49 95 84 78.5
8/4/2021 2 92 94 100 61 90 79 86.0
1/19/2022 3 82 50 65 58 53 64 62.0
7/27/2022 4 59 42 35 45 58 57 49.3
7/27/2022 5 68 91 106 100 99 90 92.3
12/4/2024 6 114 95 118 103 88 103.6
12/4/2024 7 86 47 48 75 84 68.0
Player Games Wins Win % Best Worst Average
Christian 2 1 50.0% 114 86 100.0
Josh 7 3 42.9% 118 35 78.9
Chase 5 2 40.0% 92 59 77.2
Thomas 7 1 14.3% 103 58 83.4
John 7 0 0.0% 95 42 71.0
Tim 6 0 0.0% 90 57 80.3
Kevin 3 0 0.0% 61 49 56.0
Mark 2 0 0.0% 100 45 72.5
Luke 1 0 0.0% 53 53 53.0

Achievements

🏘️Top Estate Planner

Josh posted the top planning score of 118 points in game 6 on 12/4/2024.

🧱Wobbly Foundation

Josh landed at only 35 points in game 4 on 7/27/2022. The zoning map needs a rethink.

🌟Subdivision Maestro

Christian averaged 100.0 points across their estates, keeping the streets, parks, and pools flowing cleanly.

🚧Rough Patch on Cedar Street

Luke averaged only 53.0 points across their games. A few plans need reworking before opening day.

🏡Neighborhood Regular

John, Josh and Thomas has played 7 games — the most of anyone on the block.

🚗Drive-By Surveyor

Luke only checked in for 1 game(s). A quick look at the suburb, then back to the road.

🥇Master of the Subdivision

Josh has won 3 games, building the finest streets and greenest lawns in town.

💡Streetlight Streak

Chase and Josh won 2 games in a row at one point. Those blocks were glowing.

📈Rising Block

Josh has the biggest swing with a 83-point range between their best and worst estate plans.

🧰Busted Blueprint

John went through a rough patch with 7 losses in a row. The plans hit a snag on the drafting table.

💥Neighborhood Sweep

Chase won by 17 points in game 3 on 1/19/2022, leaving the neighboring blocks in the dust.

😬Cul-de-Sac Closeout

Chase squeaked past Thomas by only 1 points in game 4 on 7/27/2022. That final lot was a knife-edge decision.

📐Steady Zoning

Kevin kept the score swings tight with a standard deviation of 5.1 points, proving the plan has real staying power.