Round 5 Top Table Update
We’re at the halfway mark here this evening, so it’s a great time to look at the top tables and see what decks are sitting pretty at the top of the heap. As the tournament progresses, the duelists with the best records are sorted towards the lower table numbers – competitors at the top ten tables at present are all likely undefeated, so we can get a quick glimpse of what decks are logging the best performances. Let’s take a look at the match-ups going into this Round!
Table 1:
Jacob Smith with Inzektors
Versus
John Lockamy with Bujins
Table 2:
Nicholas Ramsammy with Bujins
Versus
Bradley Mclean with Artifacts
Table 3:
Alexander Muts with Mermails
Versus
Alexander Juneja with Traptrix Artifacts
Table 4:
Tyson Pan with Mermails
Versus
Brian Clarke with Artifacts
Table 5:
James Frazier with Traptrix Hands
Veruss
Juan Argote with Bujins
Table 6:
Alexander Flamer with Mermails
Versus
Robert Pleines with Evilswarm
Table 7:
Andrew Pauer with Geargia Hands
Vesus
Patrick James with Dragons
Table 8:
Nizar Sarhan with Evilswarm
Versus
Nicholas Horn with Madolche
Table 9:
Matt Kolenda with Geargia
Versus
David Wu with Madolche
Table 10:
Jovad Cruz with Sylvan
Versus
Caesar Rodriguez with Bujins
For everybody keeping track at home, that breaks down to…
Bujins: 4
Artifacts: 3
Mermails: 3
Madolche: 2
Geargia: 2
Evilswarm: 2
Sylvan: 1
Dragons: 1
Traptrix Hands: 1
Inzektors: 1
Bujins, Mermails, and Geargia continue to do well, just as they have in previous YCS tournaments this year. But Artifact variants and Madolche are right there with them – two big decks emerging from Primal Origin. Beyond that, a smattering of once-off decks represent a huge rogue presence that’s creating a massive wildcard situation in the main event. We expected a wide and varied field coming into this tournament, and that’s certainly what we’ve seen so far.
We’ll keep bringing you top table updates round by round here in Day 1, so stay tuned to see how it all works out!