This month we had a record 24 different writers step up to the plate! I think it’s awesome how many people contributed this month, and I want to thank you all for the support. It’s contributors like you that keep the site going strong.
I’ll throw a little tidbit out there from one of J-Wittz’s Underground articles: Almost every great Pokemon TCG player out there has written an article or tournament report for a Pokemon TCG website at some point of their career.
Just something to think about…
As always, the top 10 vote getters will receive a FREE month subscription to SixPrizes Underground!
I may even expand that to more than 10 this month since we had so many contributors. If the voting gets close down to the 10th person, I’ll probably go with the top 12 or 13.
If YOU would like to become a contributor to the site (and have a chance to snag one of those free UG memberships), check out the instructions here.
Vote for your 5 favorite writers from last month (April 2011).
NOTE: Usually it’s vote for your top 3 favs, but this month I decided to expand voting to your top 5 since we had more contributors than usual.
Poll closes Wednesday May 5th at 11:59 PM EST.
echo '
Who were your 5 favorite writers from April 2011?
- Kenny Wisdom (Kenny’s Wisdom: B/W Rule Change and Set List Thoughts + Random Notes, The Face of Modified: Regionals 2010-2011, Lost Remover... (54%, 44 Votes)
- Aydan Aires (The Epic Tale Of Regionals! – Gyarados LOCK) (30%, 25 Votes)
- kn3ll_ (10 Card of the Days) (27%, 22 Votes)
- Michael Sison (Money and Mathematics: Booster Packs) (26%, 21 Votes)
- TomO (Pokemon For Parents – Part 1, Getting Into The Game, Part Two - Deck Anatomy, Pokemon 2010 World Championship Deck Analysis – Boltevoir) (18%, 15 Votes)
- Perry Going (PGMCSSKATER’s Season Report and Quinton, Virginia First Place Regionals Report) (17%, 14 Votes)
- Jay Hornung (The New Black & White Rules – What They Mean For You) (16%, 13 Votes)
- Tony Smith (Magnezone Tone’s 5-3 Philly Regional Championship Report: A Spiritual Journey) (15%, 12 Votes)
- Matt Ludwigson (MewPerior Goes 5-2 at Wisconsin Regionals, Pokémon Limited Analysis: A Look At Black & White Sealed) (15%, 12 Votes)
- Logan Herbort (Pokemon TCG Online Beta Review, So Pokemon Changed The Rules…, 8 Different Decks at Texas Regionals, 1 Card of the Day) (13%, 11 Votes)
- Versilaryan (Missouri Regionals – 4th Place with VileGar) (12%, 10 Votes)
- Dane Carlson (ChampDos for Regionals? – A Rogue Deck Analysis, 5 Card of the Days) (12%, 10 Votes)
- The Purple Pro (My Take on The Metagame plus Preparation for Regionals, Wisconsin Regionals Report) (10%, 8 Votes)
- Zack Ayello (Zack “Cabd” Ayello’s CA (Masters) Regionals Report: Terrible with “Yandere”) (10%, 8 Votes)
- Frank (The Little Rogue That Could – Mewcario, All’s Fair in Legendary War – Entei/Suicune Rush) (10%, 8 Votes)
- Genguy (Genguy’s Regionals Report + Deck List!) (9%, 7 Votes)
- Ian Asplund (A Risky Choice – 6th at Utah States with Gyarados + List!) (9%, 7 Votes)
- a hahn (Missed the Zone – Missouri Regionals Report, Ok Great, We’ve Heard the News! So Now What?) (7%, 6 Votes)
- Derek Coontz (The Art of the “Trading” Card Game, Why Not to Play The New Rogue Deck You Found 2 Weeks Before a Big Event) (7%, 6 Votes)
- Peter Bae (Donk Format is Here? The New Black & White Rule and its Effects) (7%, 6 Votes)
- Ross Gilbert (So, Machamp / Donphan Can’t Win States? – Nottingham, UK States Report, Complete Set Review! Call of Legends! Epic!) (6%, 5 Votes)
- Alex Holdway (Southern California Regionals – A Stranger in a Stranger Land) (4%, 3 Votes)
- bittyboy72 (A Strong Opinion on the Rotation News) (4%, 3 Votes)
- Merrisa (Sunnyvale, CA Regionals: Lantharos Loss Report) (4%, 3 Votes)
Total Voters: 82
}
else {
echo '
Please login or create your free account before you can vote.
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}
?>
Make sure you click “Submit” after you check off your selections!
In other news…
TRAFFIC STATS
I thought people might be interested in seeing how much traffic SixPrizes gets, so here’s what we’ve got… this is all for the month of April:
(click pictures to enlarge or right-click then view images in a new screen/tab and zoom-in)
And then here is the traffic from July 7th 2009 (the launch of 6P) until April 30th 2011:
I can post the traffic stats again next month if anyone is interested. I thought it would be fun to share with you since most websites don’t post their traffic.
It’s pretty crazy how many visitors we get right now, and I can only see the site getting bigger in the future especially with the release of Pokemon TCG Online. I feel so lucky to be in the position of running this site, and I’ll do my best to keep it going strong far into the future.
Thank you so much to every single person out there reading this, it means a ton. :)
-Adam






















