V-EB11 STANDARD TOURNAMENT RESULTS • %

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JPN Format Tournament Results (12/21 – 01/17)

December 21st-22nd

CardLab Tokyo VMC 2020 Spring Qualifier (326 Players)
Block A (163 Players)
1st) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
2nd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
3rd) Murakumo
4th) Bermuda Triangle (Melody + Eve)

Block B (163 Players)
1st) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
2nd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
3rd) Narukami
4th) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)

2nd Omiya VGCS (35 Players)
1st) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
2nd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
3rd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
4th) Bermuda Triangle (Melody + Eve)

World Grand Prix 2019 – Hong Kong
1st) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere + Coral)
2nd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
3rd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere + Coral)
4th) ???

World Grand Prix 2019 – Malaysia
1st) Tachikaze
2nd) Murakumo
3rd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
4th) Murakumo

2nd Seagull Sendai Station Front Store VMC (40 Players)
1st) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
2nd) ???
3rd) Gold Paladin
4th) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)

2nd 193 VGCS – VMC Qualifier (63 Players)
1st) Bermuda Triangle (Pacifica)
2nd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere + Coral)
3rd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
4th) Bermuda Triangle (Pacifica)

December 28th-29th

January 4th-5th
Kingdom Cup (2v2 Tag) (32 Players)
1st) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere) | Bermuda Triangle (Pacifica)
2nd) Aqua Force | Pale Moon
3rd) ???

2nd Trading Card Shop KCC VGCS (64 Players)
1st) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
2nd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
3rd) ???
4th) ???

January 11th-12th
Hama Ali VGCS – VMC Qualifier (30 Players)
1st) Tachikaze
2nd) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
3rd) Great Nature
4th) Aqua Force

1st Phase VGCS in Gifu (Sponsored by VMC) (43 Players)
1st) Bermuda Triangle (Riviere)
2nd) ???
3rd) ???
4th) ???

ENG Format Tournament Results (01/31 – 03/06)

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What is “topping”?
Similarly to how Japan judge it, “topping” is the act of getting 4th place or higher at a big event or 1st place at a small event. Big events are tournaments where there are 30 or more players (6+ rounds of Swiss) while small events are tournaments where there are less than 30 players. Local tournaments are not included due to the non-competitive nature of those tournaments.