Super Ace

Awarded for winning the Super Ace pot by hitting an ace during the event

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2 Players Earned

2 Different Leagues

Mar 2026 First Unlocked

17d ago Last Earned

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May 29, 2026

#311586

During The Iron Hoard @ Nash Community College (Friday) Week 7 — Hostile Bid

Flippy Says:

adjusts visor Welcome back to the booth, where the first encounter of the raid just dropped the legendary loot before the party even finished buffing. Jesse Barefoot stepped up to Hole 1 — a 228-foot Par 3 that usually demands a respectful approach — and instead decided to one-shot the dragon. A Super Ace worth $336.00, served with a side of "my round rating (909) just lapped my player rating (839) by 70 points." That's not a hot round; that's a statistical anomaly wearing a name tag. The rest of the card shot even par collectively while Jesse walked off with the pot and the opening scene. Question is: when you ace the first hole of the raid, do you spend the rest of the dungeon on a victory lap, or do you try to slay another dragon?

March 27, 2026 First!

#155356

During Poseidon's Trident Week 3 — Jones Park Reef

Flippy Says:

gills flicker with pixel artifacts The simulation decrees... static... another avatar moves toward high definition. Baroquely. And by "high definition," I mean Bradley Bushman just rendered a 1031-rated masterpiece in Week 3. The centerpiece? An Super Ace on the 300-foot Hole 3, deleting par from the server and claiming a $500 bounty from the Super Ace pot. Shooting 14-under with a 1031 rating when your player rating is 979 isn't just a hot round—it's a system exploit. Thanks to the sponsors for that payout, by the way; injecting cash into this digital economy might be the only thing keeping the servers online. So, audience poll: when one player glitches the algorithm this badly, do we applaud the skill or report the bug?