
139 players have entered and we’re starting round 1 live from The End Games in Charlottesville, Virginia! Check out the stream at Next Level Z’s website and Twitch channel.
Style breakdown:
Black – 31
Blue – 33
Namekian – 26
Orange – 32
Red – 14
Saiyan – 3
With half the Swiss rounds completed, here are the remaining 4-0 decks:
Black Ginyu
Black Krillin x2
Namekian Piccolo
Orange Goku
Orange Ginyu
Orange Krillin x2
Red Krillin
Stay tuned to see if these decks can remain undefeated through four more rounds of Swiss.
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No decks made it through unscathed, but here are the top 16 players (in no particular order):
Aaron Charles |
Alex Bolton |
Anthony Eason |
Ben Bush |
Bradul Ortiz |
Chad Pennell |
Christopher Belanger |
Collin Kaiser |
Dillon Warren |
Elmer Walter |
Jermol Jupiter |
Jon Sweeney |
Joseph Walter |
Justin Shingle |
Shannon Jakul |
Timothy Batow |
And the types of decks are:
Orange Ginyu
Orange Goku
Orange Krillin
Black Krillin x7
Black Raditz
Black Ginyu
Blue Wheelo
Blue Piccolo
Blue Ginyu
Red Krillin
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Top 4 match-ups!
Tim Batow (Orange Goku) vs. Ben Bush (Black Krillin)
Christopher Belanger (Red Krillin) vs. Elmer Walter (Blue Ginyu)
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The Virginia finals pits Tim Batow’s Orange Goku deck vs. Elmer Walter’s Blue Ginyu!
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Elmer Walter wins the Virginia regional; both he and Tim Batow qualify for the World Championship.
By the end of the Regionals season, I think we’ll all be surprised if Saiyan has a single deck at events.
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This event was amazingly fun! I wish I could have stayed to watch the final match!
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