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To keep the competitive spirit alive in the meantime, we have announced the Big Buck Regional Series During the fall and winter of 2020, eight different regions – Northeast U.S., Southeast U.S., Central U.S., South U.S., Northwest U.S., Southwest U.S., Canada and Australia – will host a series of “professional” and “casual” Big Buck tournaments, with a $5,000 prize available at each event. In countries where the game has enjoyed an annual championship, the impact of the pandemic has meant that some things have had to be adjusted in relation to the event, as most users did not have access to a Big Buck unit to participate in the qualifying matches. Last year’s event was held in Las Vegas last October and made Big Buck one of the most visible eSports arcade games. The event, officially called the 14th Big Buck World Championship, will be held on Friday, October 1 and Saturday, October 2, 2021 at Joe’s Live in Rosemont, Illinois. I’m a big fan of video games and since 2008, I run my own arcade, The Game Grid Arcade, in West Valley City, Utah. The jackpot is always $100,000. If you have an online Big Buck ATM near you and the store is open, you’ll have plenty of time to earn points and improve your skills. The exact dates and locations of the Big Buck Regional Series will be announced soon. World Cup qualifying will continue unhindered until Tuesday, September 7, 2021, with all current qualifying points still valid. The 150,000 matches would represent individual units produced in the approximately 36 games they have produced since 2004. To help them, Raw Thrills has announced an extension of the qualifiers by postponing the date of the championship. There are many fun birthdays this year, but Pac-Man and Sega are not the only ones marking important dates. I don’t think I’ve seen this line before, but it provides dates we haven’t heard about in a long time.