Tom Vincent - Revision history

Reams: Contestant asked to remove full name.

2022-05-21T09:14:54Z

Contestant asked to remove full name.

The Doctor at 13:40, 2 September 2021

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Mclarenguy22 at 15:55, 1 September 2021

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Liamholton1 at 17:10, 18 June 2021

2021-06-18T17:10:32Z

The Doctor at 16:58, 18 June 2021

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Liamholton1 at 14:05, 18 June 2021

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Mclarenguy22 at 13:55, 18 June 2021

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Mclarenguy22 at 13:53, 18 June 2021

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Liamholton1 at 15:29, 8 June 2021

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JohnnyCanuck: Qualified!

2021-05-24T14:01:12Z

Qualified!

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 {{ep | 7464 | 15/03/2021 | P |Tom Vincent|115 - 32|[[Connor Niblett]]|Jon Culshaw|Susie Dent|155}}
 {{ep | 7465 | 16/03/2021 | P |Tom Vincent|99 - 80|[[Jamie Jones]]|Jon Culshaw|Susie Dent|123}}
-{{ep | 7466 | 17/03/2021 | P |Tom Vincent|93 - 71|[[Robin Ruddick]]|[[Paul Zenon]]|Susie Dent|156}}
+{{ep | 7466 | 17/03/2021 | P |Tom Vincent|93 - 71|[[Robin R]]|[[Paul Zenon]]|Susie Dent|156}}
 {{ep | 7467 | 18/03/2021 | P |Tom Vincent|83 - 64|[[Jane Bennett]]|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|145}}
 {{ep | 7468 | 19/03/2021 | P |Tom Vincent|57 - 138|[[Luke Boynton]]|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|144}}

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 [[File:Tom Vincent.png|thumb|300px|right|Tom Vincent in [[Series 83]].]]
-'''Tom Vincent''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 83]]. He is a finance assistant from London. He is also an [[Apterous|Apterite]].
+'''Tom Vincent''' was a finalist in [[Series 83]]. He is a finance assistant from London. He is also an [[Apterous|Apterite]].
 Vincent started off with a nine in his first ever round, and pulled out a 25-point lead after round 2. This put his opponent, [[Ruth Cappleman]], on the back foot, leading to some unsuccessful gambles on her part which allowed Vincent to eventually win his debut game with a 34-point lead before the last numbers round. In his second game, he faced a tough opponent, [[Ian Simpson]], who held Vincent to a crucial conundrum on level points, which neither solved. However, Vincent won his second game after buzzing in correctly on the second conundrum. In his third game, two nines helped him carve out a personal best of 115 points. In his seventh game, however – despite unravelling another nine-letter word at the start – he was overwhelmed by [[Series 51]] returnee [[Luke Boynton]], who achieved a perfect letters-round performance.

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 Vincent started off with a nine in his first ever round, and pulled out a 25-point lead after round 2. This put his opponent, [[Ruth Cappleman]], on the back foot, leading to some unsuccessful gambles on her part which allowed Vincent to eventually win his debut game with a 34-point lead before the last numbers round. In his second game, he faced a tough opponent, [[Ian Simpson]], who held Vincent to a crucial conundrum on level points, which neither solved. However, Vincent won his second game after buzzing in correctly on the second conundrum. In his third game, two nines helped him carve out a personal best of 115 points. In his seventh game, however – despite unravelling another nine-letter word at the start – he was overwhelmed by [[Series 51]] returnee [[Luke Boynton]], who achieved a perfect letters-round performance.
-Vincent eventually qualified to return for the series finals in June as number 7 seed, where he played against number 2 seed [[James Burley]]. Burley stretched into an early lead, and despite Vincent clawing his way back in the second numbers round and with a spot of {{word|MUTINEER}}, he lost too many letters rounds to the opposition and was eliminated in his second consecutive defeat. Vincent finished with an overall points total of 675 points.
+Vincent eventually qualified to return for the series finals in June as number 7 seed, where he played against number 2 seed [[James Burley]]. Burley stretched into an early lead, and despite Vincent clawing his way back in the second numbers round and with a spot of {{word|MUTINEER}}, he lost six letters rounds to the opposition and was eliminated in his second consecutive defeat. Vincent finished with an overall points total of 675 points.
 ==Episodes==

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 Vincent started off with a nine in his first ever round, and pulled out a 25-point lead after round 2. This put his opponent, [[Ruth Cappleman]], on the back foot, leading to some unsuccessful gambles on her part which allowed Vincent to eventually win his debut game with a 34-point lead before the last numbers round. In his second game, he faced a tough opponent, [[Ian Simpson]], who held Vincent to a crucial conundrum on level points, which neither solved. However, Vincent won his second game after buzzing in correctly on the second conundrum. In his third game, two nines helped him carve out a personal best of 115 points. In his seventh game, however – despite unravelling another nine-letter word at the start – he was overwhelmed by [[Series 51]] returnee [[Luke Boynton]], who achieved a perfect letters-round performance.
-With 6 wins and 609 points in his run, Vincent qualified to return for the series finals in June as number 7 seed, where he played against number 2 seed [[James Burley]]. Burley stretched into an early lead, and despite Vincent clawing his way back in the second numbers round and with a spot of {{word|MUTINEER}}, he lost too many letters rounds to the opposition and was eliminated in his second consecutive defeat. Vincent finished with an overall points total of 675 points.
+Vincent eventually qualified to return for the series finals in June as number 7 seed, where he played against number 2 seed [[James Burley]]. Burley stretched into an early lead, and despite Vincent clawing his way back in the second numbers round and with a spot of {{word|MUTINEER}}, he lost too many letters rounds to the opposition and was eliminated in his second consecutive defeat. Vincent finished with an overall points total of 675 points.
 ==Episodes==

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 {{ep | 7467 | 18/03/2021 | P |Tom Vincent|83 - 64|[[Jane Bennett]]|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|145}}
 {{ep | 7468 | 19/03/2021 | P |Tom Vincent|57 - 138|[[Luke Boynton]]|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|144}}
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 <center><nowiki>*</nowiki> includes 10 points from a tie-break conundrum</center>
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 '''Tom Vincent''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 83]]. He is also an [[Apterous|Apterite]].
-Vincent started off with a nine in his first ever round, and pulled out a 25-point lead after round 2. This put his opponent, [[Ruth Cappleman]], on the back foot, leading to some unsuccessful gambles on her part which allowed Vincent to eventually win his debut game with a 34-point lead before the last numbers round. In his second game, he faced a tough opponent, [[Ian Simpson]], who held Vincent to a crucial conundrum on level points, which neither solved. However, Vincent won his second game after buzzing in correctly on the second conundrum. In his third game, two nines helped him carve out a personal best of 115 points. In his seventh game, however – despite unravelling another nine-letter word at the start – he was overwhelmed by [[Series 51]] returnee [[Luke Boynton]], who achieved a perfect letters-round performance. With 6 wins and 609 points in his run, Vincent has now qualified to return for the series finals in June as number 7 seed, where he will play against number 2 seed [[James Burley]].
+Vincent started off with a nine in his first ever round, and pulled out a 25-point lead after round 2. This put his opponent, [[Ruth Cappleman]], on the back foot, leading to some unsuccessful gambles on her part which allowed Vincent to eventually win his debut game with a 34-point lead before the last numbers round. In his second game, he faced a tough opponent, [[Ian Simpson]], who held Vincent to a crucial conundrum on level points, which neither solved. However, Vincent won his second game after buzzing in correctly on the second conundrum. In his third game, two nines helped him carve out a personal best of 115 points. In his seventh game, however – despite unravelling another nine-letter word at the start – he was overwhelmed by [[Series 51]] returnee [[Luke Boynton]], who achieved a perfect letters-round performance.
 ==Episodes==