PAX BRITANNICA PBEM LADDER

April 2006



The Pax Britannica PbEM Ladder was started by Jeff Janoska in 1994, and updated by him until August 1997. From September 1997 it was updated by Rune Aaboen. Since August 1999, it's been maintained by Mark O'English. Comments and results can be sent to the current Ladder keeper. Points are awarded after a 9/6/4/3/2/1/0 system. Players must have finished at least 2 games to be included on the main list.

The recent update was done after the end of the Jedburgh, Killarney, Ferry, Agesilaos, and Laowai games. The total number of games on the table is now 81.
 

Player Rankings
Power Rankings
Game Statistics
List of Games
Previous Ladders

PLAYER RANKINGS
 
Pos.
Prv.
Player
Pld.
GM
Wins
Pts.
Avg.
Currently Playing
1
--
Howard Bishop
2
-
2
18.0
9.0
 
2
1
Kevin Street
4
-
3
33.0
8.3
 Aristotle (Russia), Alexandria (Great Britain)
3
2
Laurent Siquet
2
-
1
15.0
7.5
 
4
3
Rune Aaboen
5
6
3
37.0
7.4
 Hay (Japan)
5
4
Dario Stolfa
3
-
2
21.0
7.0
 
6
5
Bob Soule
2
-
1
13.0
6.5
 
6
5
Alberto Llano
2
-
1
13.0
6.5
 
8
7
Todd Rosentover
4
-
1
25.0
6.3
 
9
8
Wayne Williams
17
7
106.5
6.3
 
10
9
Harry White
2
-
1
12.0
6.0
 
11
--
John McCoy
2
-
-
12.0
6.0
 Brindisi (Russia)
12
10
Mark O'English
14
15
79.5
5.7
 
13
17
Alex Sanders
3
1
1
17.0
5.7
 
14
13
Benjamin Foy
3
-
-
16.0
5.3
 
15
14
Carlo Amato
9
2
3
46.0
5.1
 
16
15
Tony Silva
7
-
2
35.0
5.0
 
17
16
Colin Sykes
4
-
2
20.0
5.0
 
18
17
Karl Foelsche
4
-
1
20.0
5.0
 
19
18
Rod Wiberg
3
-
1
15.0
5.0
 Hay (Germany)
20
19
Chris Rusin
2
-
-
10.0
5.0
 
21
24
Joshua Landrum
16
3
6
79.0
4.9
 Agesilaos (Germany)
22
21
Gihan Bandaranaike
6
-
1
29.0
4.8
 
23
22
Alan Isabelle
4
-
1
19.0
4.8
 
24
23
Joe Boeke
4
-
-
19.0
4.8
 
25
25
Jeff Janoska
6
6
1
28.0
4.7
 
26
20
Dave Rubin
11
7
2
51.0
4.6
 
27
26
Joe Leonard
8
-
1
37.0
4.6
 Hay (Italy)
28
--
Maurizio Corsaro
3
-
1
13.5
4.5
 
29
27
Alex Rosser
2
-
1
9.0
4.5
 
30
28
Shaun Derrick
7
14
2
31.0
4.4
 
31
29
Alan Poulter
7
-
1
30.0
4.3
 
32
42
Brad Martin
4
3
1
17.0
4.3
 
33
30
Robert Chase
4
-
-
17.0
4.3
 
34
31
Robert Rabey
5
-
-
21.0
4.2
 
35
32
Richard Orme
8
-
-
33.5
4.2
 
36
33
Kurt Sahr
6
-
2
25.0
4.2
 
37
34
Doug Massie
6
-
1
24.5
4.1
 
38
35
James Bailey
8
-
1
32.5
4.1
 
39
36
Ben Baron
6
1
-
24.0
4.0
 Aristotle (Italy)
40
37
Bill MacGillivray
5
-
-
20.0
4.0
 
41
--
Jose Sanchez
2
-
-
8.0
4.0
 
42
39
Albert Boada
11
1
2
42.0
3.8
 Aristotle (Britain), Alexandria (United States)
43
41
Don McKinney
12
-
2
44.0
3.7
 
44
43
Brian Jones
3
-
1
11.0
3.7
 
45
44
Pete Walsh
3
-
-
11.0
3.7
 
45
44
Sotiris Dimitriadis
3
-
-
11.0
3.7
 
47
38
Ned McIver
11
-
1
39.0
3.5
 Aristotle (Germany)
48
40
John Jordan
13
½
2
46.0
3.5
 
49
46
Cory Miller
4
-
-
14.0
3.5
 
50
47
Mark Elliot
2
-
7.0
3.5
 
51
48
Paul Dowden
2
-
-
7.0
3.5
 
51
48
Pablo Klinkisch
2
-
-
7.0
3.5
 
53
50
Keith Langley
10
-
-
34.0
3.4
 
54
51
Alasdair Brooks
13
1
1
43
3.3
 Brindisi (Germany)
55
52
Jim Priestaf
3
-
-
10.0
3.3
 
56
53
Jeff Frischkorn
4
-
-
13.0
3.3
 
57
54
Robert F. Mosdal
3
-
½
9.5
3.2
 
58
55
Phillip Apps
2
-
-
6.0
3.0
 
58
55
Simon Matthews
2
-
-
6.0
3.0
 
58
55
Eric Scharf
2
-
-
6.0
3.0
 
58
55
Jeff Och
2
-
-
6.0
3.0
 
58
55
Dave Boe
2
-
-
6.0
3.0
 
58
55
Sean Vassey
2
-
-
6.0
3.0
 
58
55
Pete Eldridge
2
-
-
6.0
3.0
 
58
55
John Guthrie
2
-
-
6.0
3.0
 
66
63
Richard Thumann
11
-
-
30.5
2.8
 
67
12
Andy Burke
6
-
1
16.5
2.8
 Alexandria (Russia)
68
64
Matthew Riegel
3
-
-
8.0
2.7
 
69
65
Scott Pankonin
4
-
-
10.0
2.5
 
70
66
Charles Morgan
2
-
-
5.0
2.5
 
70
66
Rodney Holmes
2
-
-
5.0
2.5
 
72
68
Giles Norman
7
-
-
17.0
2.4
 
73
69
Allan Bell
3
-
-
7.0
2.3
 
73
69
Theo Maimanakos
3
-
-
7.0
2.3
 
75
71
Sid Jackson
5
-
-
11.0
2.2
 
76
72
Ian Howard
7
-
-
14.5
2.1
 
77
73
Doug Biggs
6
-
-
12.0
2.0
 
78
--
Philippe Thibaut
4
-
-
8.0
2.0
 
79
74
Don Stanner
3
-
-
6.0
2.0
 
80
76
Jeff Hiley
2
-
-
4.0
2.0
 
80
76
Simmy Sims
2
-
-
4.0
2.0
 
80
76
Chris Scogings
2
-
-
4.0
2.0
 
80
76
Miguel Mansilla
2
-
-
4.0
2.0
 
80
76
Steve Wampler
2
-
-
4.0
2.0
 Hay (France), Brindisi (Japan)
85
81
Rosso Wu
3
-
-
5.5
1.8
 
86
74
Keith Bowen
4
-
-
7.0
1.8
 Brindisi (Italy)
87
82
Monte Bohna
2
-
-
3.5
1.8
 
88
83
Vick Hall
3
-
-
5.0
1.7
 
89
84
Eric Moore
5
-
8.0
1.6
 
90
85
Mustafa Unlu
2
-
-
3.0
1.5
 
90
85
Jussi Perttila
2
-
-
3.0
1.5
 
90
85
Markus Kaessbohrer
2
-
-
3.0
1.5
 
90
85
John Marsden
2
-
-
3.0
1.5
 
90
85
No-Name Schmoe
2
-
-
3.0
1.5
 
95
90
Paul Abrahamsen
4
1
-
5.0
1.3
 
96
91
Chris Fischel
2
-
-
2.0
1.0
 
96
91
William Cooper
2
-
-
2.0
1.0
 
96
91
John Tammes
2
-
-
2.0
1.0
 
99
94
Rolf Radicke
8
-
-
7.5
0.9
 
100
95
Kevin Barry
5
-
-
4.0
0.8
 
101
96
Douglas Parker
4
-
-
3.0
0.8
 
102
97
Davide Pignat
3
-
-
2.0
0.7
 
103
98
Jon Zeigler
2
-
-
1.0
0.5
 
104
99
Tony Sait
2
-
-
1.0
0.5
 
105
100
Jeff Christensen
2
-
-
0.0
0.0
 
105
--
Derek Bassett
2
-
-
0.0
0.0
 Hay (Russia)
107
101
David Boor
3
-
-
0.0
0.0
 
76 Players have finished 1 game. Click here to see the list.
 ADJUSTED RANKINGS
 At the request of several players, I've put together a version of the Pax Ladder which takes into account how well each power does in figuring the rankings (on the theory that a win with a power like Britain is not nearly as impressive as a win with a power such as Japan). It's located here.
 BEST/WORST SCORES BY POWER AND YEAR GAME ENDED

This chart lists the name and VP totals of the player who had the most victory points with each power for each year the game ended. The worst VP total for each power is also listed (immediately under the best), but the name of the player who attained that score is not listed...
YEAR ENDED
# OF GAMES
Great Britain
France
Germany / AH
United States
Japan
Russia
Italy
  
High Scoring Player
High / Low Scores
High Scoring Player
High / Low Scores
High Scoring Player
High / Low Scores
High Scoring Player
High / Low Scores
High Scoring Player
High / Low Scores
High Scoring Player
High / Low Scores
High Scoring Player
High / Low Scores
1880
7
Kevin Street
-2
-209
Brad Martin
-52
-258
Joshua Landrum
-50
-286
Brian Jones
-59
-72
Philippe Thibaut
-68
-88
Rob Rabey
-64
-288
Tony Silva
-68
-284
1884
8
Kurt Sahr
54
-177
Jim Priestaf
5
-222
Alberto Llano
35
-199
Doug Massie
33
-191
Richard Thumann
-27
-241
Wayne Williams
14
-177
Gihan Bandaranaike
9
-187
1888
10
Shaun Derrick
94
-67
Markus Kaut
74
-118
Joshua Landrum
89
-171
Wayne Williams
73
-149
Ned McIver
138
-184
Dave Rubin
70
-137
Joshua Landrum
71
-121
1892
11
Wayne Williams
184
-48
Carlo Amato
115
-115
Mark O'English
137
-112
Joshua Landrum
170
-74
Rich Thumann
99
-97
Gihan Bandaranaike
118
-60
Pete Eldridge
120
-127
1896
14
Robert Rabey
191
-55
Dave Rubin
221
-91
Rod Wiberg
218
-65
Joe Leonard
155
17
Rune Aaboen
171
-77
Dario Stolfa
159
-49
Dave Rubin
210
17
1900
6
Tony Silva
206
79
Bob Chase
164
79
Maurizio Corsaro
245
59
Dave Rubin
177
109
Sid Jackson
172
25
Kurt Sahr
210
112
Kevin Street
219
144
1904
8
Rune Aaboen
283
108
Joshua Landrum
279
15
Karl Foelsche
214
135
Shaun Derrick
215
82
Ben Baron
221
128
Ned McIver
234
121
Albert Boada
258
118
1908
2
Alasdair Brooks
249
217
Keith Langley
249
10
Doug Biggs
179
15
Mark O'English
243
192
Rune Aaboen
278
160
Robert Mosdal
243
216
Allan Bell
210
-43
1912
0
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1916
1
Don McKinney
298
Pitt Crandlemire
257
Jason Unrath
392
Eric Moore / Keith Langley
344
Paul Lacey
229
Rune Aaboen
368
Mark O'English
339
Post 1916
1
Douglas Massie
309
Albert Boada
340
Steven Bishop
179
Alasdair Brooks
288
Rosso Wu
214
Ian Howard
214
Theo Maimanakos
286
Note: We no longer have final stats on all the games on the ladder above, and so not all games are included in this chart.
 HOW DO THE POWERS RANK?
 Five new games on the big board: one Russian win, two British wins, and two German wins! Four very low (6th and 7th place) finishes by America allows Italy (with four slightly less bad finishes) to sneak past them into third overall. Even poor old Japan slightly upped their average this time around, only to have the country ahead of them (Germany) make up major ground on the pack, leaving Japan even further behind.
 
POWER
Wins
Pts.
Avg.
Change
Great Britain
28
388.0
4.79
 
Russia
11½
320
3.95
 
Italy
7
297.5
3.67
 +1
United States
294.5
3.64
 -1
France
13
266.0
3.28
 
Germany
10
255.5
3.15
 
Japan
2
203.5
2.51
 
 

 HOW LONG DO GAMES LAST?
 
YEAR ENDED
Great War
Chinese Rebellion
Deliberate GW
Incidental GW
1880
8
0
8
0
1884
10
1
8
2
1888
12
6
9
3
1892
14
13
5
9
1896
16
10/4
3
13
1900
9
1/1
1
8
1904
8
0
0
8
1908
2
0
0
2
1912
0
0
0
0
1916
1
0
0
1
None
1
N/A
N/A
1
Total
81
31/6
34
47
Deliberate GW means that someone deliberately ended the Game by starting the Great War.
Incidental GW means that the players stumbled into the Great War.


RANKED GAMES
Mark Elliot: 94-1, 95A, 95C, 95D, 95E, 96A, 98A
Jeff Janoska: pbj-1, pbj-3, pbj-4, pbj-5, pbj-6, pbj-7
Paul Abrahamsen: pbx-2
Ben Baron: Game-1
Eric Moore: EM1, EM2, EM3, EM4
John Jordan / Mark Elliot: 94-2
Chris Jones: Acklam
Mark O'English: Yunnan, Venezuela, UP, Uganda, Turcomania, Tunis, Tripoli, Transvaal, Togoland, Tibet, Tchad, Taureg, Tanganyika, Szech-Wan
Rune Aaboen: Ashantee, Brasil, Cuba, DEI, Fukien, Gabon
Eric Moore / Wayne Williams: EM5
Wayne Williams: Albania, Bosnia, Croatia, Dalmatia
Alasdair Brooks: Argyll
Shaun Derrick: Umberto, Wilhelm, Yamamoto, Aylesbury, Brecon, Carluke, Donegal, Eccles, Ffestiniog, Greenock, Hillsborough, Ilkley, Jedburgh, Killarney
John Moser: Moser99
Joshua Landrum: Primus, Secundus, Tertius
Alex Sanders: Fiji
Wayne Williams / Mark O'English: Friuli, Epirus
Dave Rubin: Andrassy, Bismarck, Crispi, Disraeli, Eiffel, Gladstone, Ferry
Carlo Amato: San Stefano, Berlin
Brad Martin: Oxenstierna, Nur ed-Din, Agesilaos
Albert Boada: Laowai

Last update April 10th, 2006.