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Subject: Be Featured in a Puzzle Buzz Spotlight!
Hey [Name],
We’ve loved having you as part of our puzzler community, and we’d like to celebrate you! Each month, we’re spotlighting players like you on our social media to highlight the amazing people who make Puzzle Buzz events so fun and unique.
If you’re interested, we’ve made it super easy—just fill out this quick form: [Insert Link to Form]
The form asks a few fun questions about your puzzling experience, like:
We’d also love to feature a photo or two, so feel free to upload those in the form as well!
Thanks for helping us show the world why speed puzzling is such a blast. We can’t wait to share your story!
Cheers,
Player Spotlight
Your Name
Hometown
Which Puzzle Buzz location have you participated at?
Puzzle Team Name
Favorite place to puzzle.
How did you get into puzzling
Favorite puzzle moment or memory
What they enjoy most about Puzzle Buzz events
Favorite puzzle type (landscapes, abstract art, etc.)
How many puzzles have you done?
How many Puzzle Events have you attended?
Most money won at a puzzle event and where was it?
How their team approaches speed puzzling (strategies, roles, etc.)
Fastest Time and what was the puzzle of?
Your Email
Your photo :)
Your Cell
Sarah M.
Denver, CO
Puzzling Panthers
My kitchen table
Grew up doing puzzles with my grandma
Solving a 1,000-piece puzzle of Venice in one weekend
The friendly competition and great beer
Landscapes
200+
5
$100
Divide and conquer: one person on edges, one sorting colors, one assembling sections.
43 minutes – a puzzle of a sunflower field
Tony R.
Atlanta, GA
Piece Keepers
Local coffee shop
Bought a puzzle during quarantine, and I got hooked.
Winning our first Puzzle Buzz event with 10 seconds to spare
The energy in the room and meeting other puzzling fans
Abstract art
50ish
3
$50
We sort pieces by color immediately and communicate constantly to avoid duplicating efforts.
37 minutes – a puzzle of city skyscrapers
Melissa D.
Austin, TX
Puzzle Pirates
Outdoors on a picnic blanket
My best friend introduced me to puzzling in college.
Completing a puzzle of a world map with my dad—it took weeks!
Trying different strategies each time and the team vibe
Maps and geography
100+
4
$75
Everyone claims a section of the puzzle; one person manages the edges while the others focus on the interior.
52 minutes – a puzzle of a tropical beach
Jamie L.
Charleston, SC
Edge Hunters
A brewery with friends
Stumbled into a Puzzle Buzz event and got hooked!
Solving a puzzle upside-down as a challenge at an event
The adrenaline rush and celebrating our team’s progress
Animals
30
2
$25
We rotate roles halfway through the event to keep it fresh—edges first, then details.
48 minutes – a puzzle of a jungle safari
Kevin T.
Pittsburgh, PA
Puzzle Sharks
Living room floor
Always loved puzzles as a kid, picked it back up recently
Finishing my first 2,000-piece puzzle solo during a snowstorm
Seeing how competitive my friends get—it’s hilarious
Nature scenes
75
3
$75
We start by building the edges together, then divide into quadrants for efficiency.
45 minutes – a puzzle of a mountain landscape
Amanda C.
Mobile, AL
Piece Pros
My office desk
Started as a way to unwind after work
Hosting a puzzle night for my birthday—it became a tradition
The relaxed vibe and friendly competition
Food puzzles
40
2
$30
One person focuses entirely on sorting, while the others piece together sections.
50 minutes – a puzzle of a giant pizza slice
Ryan S.
Austin, TX
Puzzle Hustlers
At the brewery
Joined a puzzle event at Zilker Brewing by chance
Winning a $100 prize at our first Puzzle Buzz event
The blend of socializing and competition
Vintage travel posters
60
4
$100
We alternate roles and work in pairs, always double-checking progress as we go.
41 minutes – a puzzle of Paris landmarks
Laura G.
New Orleans, LA
The Puzzle Posse
A cozy corner in my living room
A neighbor gifted me a puzzle during a rainy weekend
Completing a glow-in-the-dark puzzle with my nieces—it was magical
Meeting people from all walks of life who love puzzles too
Glow-in-the-dark
90
5
$50
We work in sections, assigning roles based on our strengths, and cheer each other on nonstop.
47 minutes – a puzzle of a haunted house
Ethan W.
Charleston, SC
Jigsaw Jammers
At the park on a picnic table
Saw a speed puzzling video online and thought, “I could do that!”
Setting a personal record with my team at Indigo Reef Brewing
Testing our speed and laughing at all the team banter
Animals
100+
6
$75
We use a “divide and conquer” approach, one person tackling edges, others focusing on large color blocks like sky or grass.
39 minutes – a puzzle of a lion in the savannah
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