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'''Peter Coutts''' was a contestant in [[Series 47]].

==Episodes==
{{episode table}}
{{ep | 3224 | 4/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 74 - 61 | [[Erica Hamer]] | [[Keith Barron]] | [[Tania Styles]] }}
{{ep | 3225 | 5/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 82 - 79 | [[Andrew Alden]] | Keith Barron | Tania Styles }}
{{ep | 3226 | 8/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 102 - 37 | [[Lee Fisher]] | [[Simon Hoggart]] | [[Richard Samson]] }}
{{ep | 3227 | 9/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 68 - 55 | [[Karen Meredith]] | Simon Hoggart | Richard Samson }}
{{ep | 3228 | 10/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 81 - 67 | [[Chris Young]] | Simon Hoggart | Richard Samson }}
{{ep | 3229 | 11/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 94 - 55 | [[Liz Johnson]] | Simon Hoggart | Richard Samson }}
{{ep | 3230 | 12/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 85 - 76 | [[Billy Whitehead]] | Simon Hoggart | Richard Samson }}
{{ep | 3231 | 15/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 76 - 78 | [[David Stainer]] | [[Lionel Blair]] | Richard Samson }}
{{episode table end}}

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[[Category:Contestants in Series 47]]
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 '''Peter Coutts''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 47]].
-He's notable for being one of the most successful contestants not to make the finals of a [[Series]]. He won 7 games including a score of {{score|102|37}} against [[Lee Fisher]] and looked like becoming the series' next [[octochamp]]. However, in his final game he ran into multi-quiz champion [[David Stainer]] and lost by just two points. Coutts looked like a likely candidate for the quarter-finals, but wasn't invited back because the series had 8 octochamps.
+He's notable for being one of the most successful contestants not to make the finals of a [[Series]]. He won 7 games including a score of {{score|102|37}} against [[Lee Fisher]] and looked like becoming the series' next [[octochamp]]. However, in his final game he ran into multi-quiz champion [[David Stainer]] and lost by just two points. Coutts looked like a likely candidate for the quarter-finals, but wasn't invited back because the series had 8 octochamps. In win-point (seeding) order, Coutts was the #10 contestant of Series 47 – the lowest ever placing for a 7-time winner.
 In 2012, he made his CO-event debut at [[COEDI]].

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	He's notable for being one of the most successful contestants not to make the finals of a [[Series]]. He won 7 games including a score of {{score\|102\|37}} against [[Lee Fisher]] and looked like becoming the series' next [[octochamp]]. However, in his final game he ran into multi-quiz champion [[David Stainer]] and lost by just two points. Coutts looked like a likely candidate for the quarter-finals, but wasn't invited back because the series had 8 octochamps.		He's notable for being one of the most successful contestants not to make the finals of a [[Series]]. He won 7 games including a score of {{score\|102\|37}} against [[Lee Fisher]] and looked like becoming the series' next [[octochamp]]. However, in his final game he ran into multi-quiz champion [[David Stainer]] and lost by just two points. Coutts looked like a likely candidate for the quarter-finals, but wasn't invited back because the series had 8 octochamps.
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		+	In 2012, he made his CO-event debut at [[COEDI]].

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==

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 '''Peter Coutts''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 47]].
-He's notable for being one of the most successful contestants not to make the finals of a [[Series]]. He won 7 games including a score of {{score|102|37}} against [[Lee Fisher]] and looked like becoming the series' next [[octochamp]]. However in his final game he ran into multi-quiz champion [[David Stainer]] and lost by just two points. Coutts looked like a likely candidate for the quarter-finals, but wasn't invited back because the series had 8 Octochamps.
+He's notable for being one of the most successful contestants not to make the finals of a [[Series]]. He won 7 games including a score of {{score|102|37}} against [[Lee Fisher]] and looked like becoming the series' next [[octochamp]]. However, in his final game he ran into multi-quiz champion [[David Stainer]] and lost by just two points. Coutts looked like a likely candidate for the quarter-finals, but wasn't invited back because the series had 8 octochamps.
 ==Episodes==

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	==Episodes==		==Episodes==

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-'''Peter Coutts''' was a contestant in [[Series 47]]. He's notable for being one of the most successful contestants not to make the finals of a [[Series]]. He won 7 games including a score of 102-37 against [[Lee Fisher]] and looked like becoming the series' next [[Octochamp]]. However in his final game he ran into multi-quiz champion [[David Stainer]] and lost by just two points. Peter looked like a likely candidate for the quarter-finals, but wasn't invited back because the series had 8 Octochamps.
+'''Peter Coutts''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 47]].
 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 3224 | 4/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 74 - 61 | [[Erica Hamer]] | [[Keith Barron]] | [[Tania Styles]] }}
+{{ep | 3224 | 4/04/2002 | P |Peter Coutts| 74 - 61 |[[Erica Hamer]]|[[Keith Barron]]|[[Tania Styles]]|120}}
-{{ep | 3225 | 5/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 82 - 79 | [[Andrew Alden]] | Keith Barron | Tania Styles }}
+{{ep | 3225 | 5/04/2002 | P |Peter Coutts| 82 - 79 |[[Andrew Alden]]|Keith Barron|Tania Styles|121}}
-{{ep | 3226 | 8/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 102 - 37 | [[Lee Fisher]] | [[Simon Hoggart]] | [[Richard Samson]] }}
+{{ep | 3226 | 8/04/2002 | P |Peter Coutts| 102 - 37 |[[Lee Fisher]]|[[Simon Hoggart]]|[[Richard Samson]]|130}}
-{{ep | 3227 | 9/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 68 - 55 | [[Karen Meredith]] | Simon Hoggart | Richard Samson }}
+{{ep | 3227 | 9/04/2002 | P |Peter Coutts| 68 - 55 |[[Karen Meredith]]|Simon Hoggart|Richard Samson|122}}
-{{ep | 3228 | 10/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 81 - 67 | [[Chris Young]] | Simon Hoggart | Richard Samson }}
+{{ep | 3228 | 10/04/2002 | P |Peter Coutts| 81 - 67 |[[Chris Young]]|Simon Hoggart|Richard Samson|118}}
-{{ep | 3229 | 11/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 94 - 55 | [[Liz Johnson]] | Simon Hoggart | Richard Samson }}
+{{ep | 3229 | 11/04/2002 | P |Peter Coutts| 94 - 55 |[[Liz Johnson]]|Simon Hoggart|Richard Samson|121}}
-{{ep | 3230 | 12/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 85 - 76 | [[Billy Whitehead]] | Simon Hoggart | Richard Samson }}
+{{ep | 3230 | 12/04/2002 | P |Peter Coutts| 85 - 76 |[[Billy Whitehead]]|Simon Hoggart|Richard Samson|141}}
-{{ep | 3231 | 15/04/2002 | P | Peter Coutts | 76 - 78 | [[David Stainer]] | [[Lionel Blair]] | Richard Samson }}
+{{ep | 3231 | 15/04/2002 | P |Peter Coutts| 76 - 78 |[[David Stainer]]|[[Lionel Blair]]|Richard Samson|131}}
 {{episode table end}}