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VicGotGame is a competitive pen spinner from UPSB who was one of the strongest technical spinners in the world at his peak in 2011.

He inspired a style of spinning that became known as "Vic-like" spinning due to his release of slow motion footage of tricks and linkages, which became some of the most copied of all time. This led to prodigies such as TheBloodGod0 and MKSFT borrowing heavily from his spinning style and becoming his successors.

Competitive Spinning

World Tournament 2009

See also: Pen Spinning World Tournament 2009

Round 1

Group phase.

Round 2

Loss versus Eriror.

UPSB Tournament 2010

See also: UPSB Tournament 2010

Round 1

Group phase.

Round 2

Win versus Eriror

Round 3

Win versus Teotoko

Final Round

Win/Loss versus Pen Ninja

World Cup 2010

See also: Pen Spinning World Cup 2010

WC 10 Collab

World Tournament 2011

See also: Pen Spinning World Tournament 2011

Round 1

Group phase.

Round 2

Win versus Fire@Fox.

Round 3

Loss versus Supawit127

VicGotGame Solo's

Notable CV appearances

Weapon of Choice

X Incipiens Stabilus

VicGotGame Mods

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 '''VicGotGame''' is a [[Competitive Pen Spinning|competitive pen spinner]] from [[UPSB]] who was one of the strongest technical spinners in the world at his peak in 2011.
-He inspired a style of spinning that became known as "Vic-like" spinning due to his release of slow motion footage of tricks and linkages, which became some of the most copied of all time. This led to [[Prodigy|prodigies]] such as [[TheBloodGod0]] and [[MKSFT]] borrowing heavily from his spinning style.
+He inspired a style of spinning that became known as "Vic-like" spinning due to his release of slow motion footage of tricks and linkages, which became some of the most copied of all time. This led to [[Prodigy|prodigies]] such as [[TheBloodGod0]] and [[MKSFT]] borrowing heavily from his spinning style and becoming his successors.
 ==Competitive Spinning==