The Fleeting Beans didn’t just win — they dominated. A huge start, zero letup, and then they casually dropped a 20-point Final to finish at 111. That’s not a win, that’s a statement. Season-high vibes, wire-to-wire control, and nobody ever really caught a glimpse of first place.

 

Sex Panther lived up to the name: aggressive, loud, and impossible to ignore. They surged hard through the middle rounds and closed strong for 102, which is a great score on almost any night… just not one where the Beans decide to go nuclear. Here's the thing...They got every single question right!

Buuuuut....

.They DID NOT DOUBLE!

 

Beach Cats stayed sneaky all game. Never flashy, never sloppy, and always right there. A clean Final pushed them to 98, which absolutely wins plenty of nights — just not this one.

 

Casual Encounters kept things interesting with a steady climb and a confident Final, landing at 95. Solid performance across the board, even if the podium was already out of reach.

 

Tipsy Dick had one of the night’s better rebounds, shaking off an average start and finishing strong for 94. Proof that patience (and maybe beer) pays off.

 

Scratch Paper People and Like A Deck of Cards both had momentum swings that teased a bigger finish, but they stalled just short of the top tier, ending at 87 and 85 respectively.

 

Goof Troop lived dangerously, mixing big hits with quiet rounds, but still managed 83, which is nothing to be mad about.

 

In the middle, Genuinely Frank Captanis climbed late to 77, while Rumham and Chilli Fingers finished tied at 66 — one leaving points on the table, the other refusing to wager their way into glory.

 

The back half saw minipugless, Anyway Here’s Wonderwall, and Luna and the Stars grinding it out, with varying degrees of success and/or regret.

 

But let’s be clear: this night belonged to The Fleeting Beans. When a team cracks triple digits and still looks comfortable doing it, everyone else is just playing for second.