Marlon Manalo but eventually losing to Warren Kiamco. Weeks later, he competed in the Tirador Ten-ball Tournament. Again, he made it to the finals but lost to Ramil Gallego. The first pool tournament he won in the Philippines was the Corporate Billiards League, a tournament where a team of 3 players plays against another 3 in match. All the players were local but Marcus Chamat, a pool specialist from Sweden, was in contention. Nicknamed "Marvelous", the unassuming Manalo was definitely the surprise package of the 2004 WPC as he beat Yang Ching-shun, Francisco Bustamante and Efren Reyes in successive matches before losing
Napoleon in Europe (game) contender. Their troops are cheap, and therefore numerous, and if the Ottomans enter a war at the right time, they can be precisely what tips the scales in favor of one side. It is almost always certain that in a seven-player game and there are two three-person alliances, whoever the Ottomans join will win through sheer numbers. Starting off with a sizeable cavalry force, the prime target for the Ottoman Empire should be northern Africa, which most of the other countries will avoid, save for Spain. Napoleon in Europe (game) Napoleon in Europe (abbreviated "NiE") is a board wargame produced