2017 Chicago Open
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| 2017 Chicago Open | |
|---|---|
| Edited by | Ike Jose, with Billy Busse, Jason Thompson, and Ryan Westbrook |
| Champion | 1-800-EASY-DEBT |
| Runner-up | Theme song of the current state of Venezuela |
| Third | The drums flail impotently aback Sex flows abrasive adaft, front n centers (t.2) |
| Fourth | Listen to my album. This may be our last chance. |
| High scorer | Jordan Brownstein, The drums flail impotently aback Sex flows abrasive adaft, front n center |
| Site | Chicago |
| Field | 18 |
| Stats | Main Event Stats |
The 2017 Chicago Open was won by 1-800-EASY-DEBT, consisting of Will Alston, Matt Bollinger, Auroni Gupta, and Will Nediger, who cleared the field with a 13-0 record. The tournament was edited by Ike Jose, with Billy Busse (science), Jason Thompson (music), and Ryan Westbrook (history).
Question reception
Aside from the lack of powers, the tournament was widely considered to be too difficult, building on the already excessive difficulty of the 2016 Chicago Open. Ike Jose took the unusual step of recording an audio file with his rationale for producing such a tournament; a transcript can be found here.
Side Events
- It's Lit, a widely-praised literature side event written by Auroni Gupta with Jason Cheng. Stats
- Jordaens Visual Arts, a wildly successful visual arts side event written by Jordan Brownstein with Sarang Yeola. Stats
- Naveed Bork Memorial Tournament, a vanity tournament by Will Alston. Stats