Four teams will converge on Edgbaston for the biggest occasion in the county cricket calendar on Saturday - T20 Blast Finals Day.
Three games spread out across 11 hours in front of 25,000 spectators in full party mode - what's not to love?
And as ever with this great event, there are plenty of reasons to back each side's chance of glory.
After two seasons of complete southern dominance, there is an even split of two teams apiece from the North and South Groups.
Big guns Lancashire Lightning are aiming for a return to the glory years, Hampshire Hawks and Somerset want to prove who is the pre-eminent modern T20 powerhouse, while Northamptonshire Steelbacks hope to demonstrate that the smaller counties on the circuit can also perform on the big occasion.
A great collective performance can trump a team of stars, or alternatively one player's brilliance with bat or ball can take a match away from opponents single-handedly.
That is the beauty of the format - there is no set way to success, and it is one of the reasons why 14 counties have lifted the trophy since it was launched in 2003.