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Bryan Moen has won every one of his last ten tracked games

The hottest form reading in the state belongs to No. 7, who also holds a winning lifetime record against the No. 1 and has played 489 games against the man one place below him.

·4 min read·Tilt Stats

Tilt Stats card for Bryan Moen, No. 7 in the 2026 Minnesota rankings

Tilt Stats reads a player's form by comparing their last ten games to their own long-run baseline. Bryan Moen is sitting at 100%.

Ten games, ten wins, against a career baseline of 65%. On August 13 he won Blainbrook Matchplay #7 out of 25 and then won its finals out of eight. In June he won Summer Strikes #5 out of 25 and Summer Strikes #4 out of 26 back to back.

He is seventh in the 2026 Minnesota standings on 203.16 points with eight wins on the series calendar, and the season is not over.

The rating tells a different story from the rank

Moen's IFPA rating is 1780.7. Only two Minnesotans in this year's top 25 rate higher: the state's No. 1 and Chris Frame. His world rank, though, is 1406.

Those two numbers measure different things. Rating estimates how strong you are from who you have beaten. World rank counts points earned, which rewards traveling to large events with big WPPR values. A player who wins Wednesday nights in Blaine for three years accumulates an excellent rating and a mediocre rank.

His Match Play rating of 1741 says the same thing. On the rating ladder he sits well above where his world number would suggest.

He beats the No. 1

Across 73 games, Moen is 37-33 with three ties against Luke Nahorniak, a 52.7% clip. Two players in this year's top 25 hold a winning lifetime record against the state's No. 1. Moen is one of them; Chris Frame is the other. The full record is here.

The rest of his file against the top 25:

OpponentRecordGamesRate
Adam Turgeson241-246-248949.5%
Trevor Klungseth224-172-540156.5%
Chris Frame150-17132146.7%
Phil Frazier118-69-118863.0%
Jack Copeland58-329064.4%
Zac Juelich30-184862.5%

Four hundred and eighty-nine games against Turgeson. That is the most-played matchup in this year's entire top 25, and after all of it the two of them are separated by five games. The two-decimal version is 49.5% to 50.5%.

Where he struggles is the surprise. Andy Fleming, fifteenth in the standings, is 8-4 up on him. Tate Nahorniak has taken seven of eleven. Nathan Reardon leads 8-7.

Blainbrook, 210 times

VenueEventsGamesAverage finishFirsts
Blainbrook2101,7922.00775
LITT Pinball Bar4202.106
Northstar2162.386
Bad Penny3112.096

Two hundred and ten of 218 events in one building. An average finish of exactly 2.00 across 1,792 games, with 775 of them won outright. Thirty-eight consecutive months without missing an entry.

His one significant result away from Blaine came at the LITT April 2025 Open, where he tied for the top of a 56-player qualifying field with four other players. His largest outright win is the 38-player Blainbrook Strikes Finale in February 2026.

Monster Bash and a very long list

MachineScoreWin rateGames
Monster Bash0.84991.7%12
Doctor Who0.73377.9%38
Freddy: A Nightmare On Elm Street0.72076.9%19
Count-down0.69672.7%15
Buccaneer0.69574.3%23
Foo Fighters0.69271.9%28
Addams Family0.68971.3%44

Two entries carry serious weight. Forty-four games of Addams Family with 21 firsts and 14 seconds, and 38 games of Doctor Who with 24 firsts and no fourth-place finishes at all across the whole sample. Never finishing last in 38 games on one machine is the most telling line in his file.

That Doctor Who number is also a direct clash with Klungseth, who holds an 89% win rate on the same game over 28 games in the same room. Two players at the top of the state's most contested title.

His weak spots are older and mostly Bally:

Twenty-two games of Jungle Princess at 41.5% and 17 of Eight Ball at 35.6% are the two most reliable negative readings he has.

What his season looks like

Forty-three career tournament wins and 93 podiums from 218 events. His 2026 results at Blainbrook run in streaks: three wins between June and August, a run of seconds in May, and a seventh of 27 at Matchplay #5 Banks at the end of July that interrupts the pattern.

Recent wins worth naming:

If you draw him

You are drawing him at the worst possible moment. Ten from ten is a small sample and it is still ten from ten.

The plays, if the bank offers them: Eight Ball, Jungle Princess, Bronco or Nip-It. Keep away from Addams Family and Doctor Who, where 82 games say he is not going to hand you the group.

The scouting report will match that list against your own record. The other 2026 top 25 profiles are here.