V-BT03 STANDARD TOURNAMENT RESULTS • %

With Bushiroad Springfest 2019 right around the corner and team tournaments taking over the majority of the japanese organized play, I figured including data on team format would be as relevant this time around.

JPN Format Tournament Results (12/15 – 01/25)

December 22nd-23rd
WGP Malaysia (378 players)
1st) Murakumo
2nd) Narukami
3rd) Oracle Think Tank
4th) Royal Paladin

WGP Korea
1st) Royal Paladin
2nd) Murakumo
3rd) Angel Feather
4th) ???

3rd Oita Vanguard Championship (22 players)
1st) Neo Nectar

Bushiroad World Championship 2018
1st) Oracle Think Tank
2nd) Royal Paladin
3rd) Great Nature
4th) Kagero

ENG Format Tournament Results (02/15 – 03/22)

February 16th-17th
Pro Play Tour Atlanta (34 players)
1st) Angel Feather
2nd) Oracle Think Tank
3rd) Narukami
4th) Oracle Think Tank

ARG Circuit Series – Las Vegas (64 players)
1st) Oracle Think Tank
2nd) Narukami
3rd) Genesis
4th) Narukami

ARG Valentine Day’s IQ – Connecticut (??? players)
1st) ???
2nd) Neo Nectar
3rd) ???
4th) ???

ARG Valentine Day’s IQ – Texas (14 players)
1st) Oracle Think Tank

ARG Valentine Day’s IQ – Pennsylvania
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Seize The Throne (29 Players)
1st) Shadow Paladin

February 23rd-24th
Clash of Nations Tournament
1st) Gold Paladin
2nd) Neo Nectar
3rd) Shadow Paladin
4th) Oracle Think Tank

ARG Valentine Day’s IQ – California
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ARG Valentine Day’s IQ – Ohio
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ARG Valentine Day’s IQ – Ontario
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March 1st-2nd
ARG Valentine Day’s IQ – Louisiana
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March 9th-10th
Pro-Play Tour Orlando (58 players)
1st) Murakumo
2nd) ???
3rd) ???
4th) ???

ARG Circuit Series – Charlotte, NC (54 players)
1st) Angel Feather
2nd) Neo Nectar
3rd) Narukami
4th) Royal Paladin

ARG Valentine Day’s IQ – New Jersey (??? players)
1st) Oracle Think Tank
2nd) Nubatama
3rd) ???
4th) ???

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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.