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Communale St-Ouen Bar Games Tournament
Forget everything you think you know about dive bars and step up to the ultimate test of pub sports mastery. Whether you are a pinball wizard or a seasoned card shark, the real challenge waits in the unpredictable final showdown. Grab a drink, join the workshops, and find out if you really have what it takes to reign supreme over the local game scene.
Communale Saint-Ouen
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After a first edition at Communale St-Ouen, and a notable stop at Ground Control, the Bar Games Tournament returns to where it all began for a third edition, Thursday, October 15.
Belote, 421, pinball, darts, or foosball: choose your playground and come defend your honor at the counter. No need to have spent your life at the local pub: here, beginners have just as much of a place as the old pros.
FIVE DISCIPLINES,
ONLY ONE GRAND WINNER
Starting at 7 PM, players will compete solo or in pairs across 5 disciplines: 421, Belote, pinball, darts, and foosball.
Qualifications, matches, finals: each discipline will crown its champion(s). But to secure the ultimate title, you will still have to pass the tournament's flagship event: the grand final of 'barbichette' (beard-stroking game).
Yes, the beard-stroking game.
And the first one to laugh loses.
Up for grabs: great prizes from BONZINI, the tournament partner, and above all, the immense privilege of being able to say that, that night, no one was better than you at the counter.
AND BECAUSE A COUNTER IS ALSO ABOUT CULTURE...
Official partner of the Bar Games Tournament since its first edition, METEOR will be back with its beer tasting workshops.
3 sessions are scheduled at 7:30 PM, 8:30 PM, and 9:30 PM.
The perfect opportunity to see the other side of the glass and discover the raw materials, the brewing steps, and the secrets of beer tasting during a workshop guided by Sébastien Duban, ambassador of the family brewery.
A third edition dedicated to gaming, transmission, and this bistro culture that we sometimes thought had disappeared, but which clearly hasn't said its last word.
Excessive alcohol consumption is dangerous for your health. Consume in moderation.











