Phil Frazier has played Chris Frame 114 times and won 31 of them
Twenty-fifth in the state, 220 tracked tournaments, 1,528 games and thirteen wins, all of them outright. His sheet is the story of what it costs to spend a decade at Blainbrook.
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Phil Frazier closes out the 2026 Minnesota top 25 on 109.26 points. Behind that number sits 220 tracked tournaments, 1,528 games and thirteen tournament wins, every one of them an outright first place with nobody sharing it.
He has also spent most of those years at Blainbrook, which is both the reason he is in this list and the reason he is at the bottom of it.
What Blainbrook costs
| Opponent | Record | Games | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chris Frame | 31-82-1 | 114 | 27.6% |
| Bryan Moen | 69-118-1 | 188 | 36.7% |
| Adam Turgeson | 65-108-1 | 174 | 37.6% |
| Trevor Klungseth | 72-94-1 | 167 | 43.4% |
| Luke Nahorniak | 16-33-5 | 54 | 34.3% |
Five opponents, 697 shared games, 253 wins. Four of those five are Blainbrook regulars ranked between sixth and eleventh, and Frazier has met each of them well over a hundred times.
A player who spends a decade in the strongest weeknight room in the state ends up with a game win rate that reflects the company. Frazier's is 33.4%, in the 63rd percentile of 285 ranked players. In a weaker room the same pinball would produce a much better number.
Where he is ahead: Keith Bittner at 34-30 over 64 games, Gary Gazda at 27-20 over 47, Mary Palmer at 54-9 over 63, Michele Johnston at 28-3 over 31 and Lindsey Koppelman at 22-2 over 24.
He is level with Zac Juelich, ranked 21 places above him, at 13-13 over 26 games.
Four rooms
| Venue | Events | Games | Average finish | Firsts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blainbrook | 139 | 1,121 | 2.30 | 324 |
| LITT Pinball Bar | 44 | 185 | 2.05 | 70 |
| Northstar | 19 | 157 | 2.25 | 41 |
| 3rd Lair | 11 | 84 | 1.90 | 38 |
| Bad Penny | 4 | 28 | 2.46 | 8 |
| Broken Clock | 3 | 17 | 2.53 | 3 |
Two lines here make the point. His average finish at Blainbrook, where he plays 63% of his events, is 2.30. At 3rd Lair across eleven visits it is 1.90, and at LITT across 44 it is 2.05.
Same player, different rooms, a 0.40 swing in finishing position. The 3rd Lair sample is small and it points the same direction as the LITT one, which is not.
The wins
- Blainbrook Matchplay #9, 29 players, April 2026
- Blainbrook Summer Series $22 Matchplay, 27 players, June 2025
- Matchplay #3, 23 players, August 2022
- Blainbrook Matchplay #4, 21 players, April 2025
- Blainbrook Strikes #3, 21 players, June 2022
Thirteen wins from 220 events, all at Blainbrook, and 37 podiums. IFPA credits him with six event wins on this year's series calendar, a figure only six players in this list beat.
His 2026 produced wins at Matchplay #9 in April out of 29 and the Matchplay #7 finals out of 16 a fortnight earlier.
Xenon
| Machine | Score | Win rate | Games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xenon | 0.775 | 84.0% | 10 |
| Jurassic Park | 0.673 | 72.7% | 12 |
| Special Force | 0.639 | 70.4% | 10 |
| Bounty Hunter | 0.636 | 67.3% | 10 |
| Pinbot | 0.619 | 65.7% | 25 |
| High Speed | 0.601 | 63.2% | 21 |
| Jungle Princess | 0.611 | 65.0% | 14 |
Pinbot at 25 games and High Speed at 21 are his two deepest records and both sit comfortably above his overall baseline. Xenon, a 1980 Bally, is his best score at 0.775 over ten games.
The pattern is early-80s Bally and Williams, which is exactly what a Blainbrook floor is made of. He is 65% on Jungle Princess over 14 games, on which Bryan Moen sits at 41.5% over 22.
His weak list runs modern:
- Godzilla, 0.314 over 12 games, a 31.4% win rate
- Deadpool, 0.315 over 9 games
- Iron Man, 0.409 over 17 games
- Count-down, 0.413 over 10 games
Twelve games of Godzilla at 31.4% and 17 of Iron Man at 42.9% are the two picks, and both are the opposite era from his strengths. Frazier is an old-machine player in a scene that is buying new ones.
Form
Flat at 57% against a 56% baseline. His entry streak reads zero months; his last tracked result was Blainbrook Matchplay #5 Banks on July 30.
If you draw him
Anything from the last fifteen years. Godzilla first, Iron Man or Deadpool after it.
Keep him off Pinbot, High Speed and Xenon, and expect him to know every early-80s game in the building better than you do.
The scouting report will match your machine list against his for the venue you are playing. That is the end of the 2026 top 25; the full standings sit on the rankings page.