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* The third IAC cup was in fact a series, again with 8 teams competing. [[work reds]] (''59231'') won in their first attempt. | * The third IAC cup was in fact a series, again with 8 teams competing. [[work reds]] (''59231'') won in their first attempt. | ||
* The fourth IAC cup, held in April through June 2007, was again a series, this time with 10 teams competing. work reds defended their title with 9 straight wins. | * The fourth IAC cup, held in April through June 2007, was again a series, this time with 10 teams competing. work reds defended their title with 9 straight wins. | ||
* The | * The fifth IAC cup, held from mid-August to mid-October 2007, was won by [[Satyagraha]] (''160478''). 10 teams were competing. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 10 October 2007
It's a Crime (IAC-ONLY, 43060) is a federation started by dworf13 (58504) for former and current players of It's a Crime, the play-by-(e)mail game run in Europe by KJC Games.
Cup
- The first IAC cup was held in June 2006 with 8 teams competing. Vurt (363343) was the winner.
- The second IAC cup was held in September and October 2006, again with 8 teams competing. 1 FC. Ronin (52736) won the final.
- The third IAC cup was in fact a series, again with 8 teams competing. work reds (59231) won in their first attempt.
- The fourth IAC cup, held in April through June 2007, was again a series, this time with 10 teams competing. work reds defended their title with 9 straight wins.
- The fifth IAC cup, held from mid-August to mid-October 2007, was won by Satyagraha (160478). 10 teams were competing.
External links
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