YCS Orlando Table of Contents
Did you miss any of the action from YCS Orlando? Find it all here in the Table of Contents!
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Did you miss any of the action from YCS Orlando? Find it all here in the Table of Contents!
Jeff Jones from Sterling Heights, Michigan and Julien Kehon from France both lost their Top 4 Match in YCS Orlando, but they still have one more Match to play. Now, they’ll Duel one another for third place, and the winner will take home a Super Rare copy of the Anotherverse Solaria Prize Card. Jones is using a Bystial Maliss Deck, and Kehon is using a Fiendsmith Ryzeal Deck. It’s time to Duel!
It all comes down to this! 2,274 Duelists entered YCS Orlando (including late entries), and only two Duelists remain!
Benjamin Elliot Tamarkin and his Mitsurugi Ryzeal Deck will be Dueling against Tayveon Garrett Crowley and his Fiendsmith Ryzeal Deck in the Finals of YCS Orlando! You can watch the final Match on the official Twitch or YouTube channel.
Only 4 Duelists remain! Here are the Pairings for the Top 4 of YCS Orlando!
The Duelists with the most Public Events Points get to Duel for a chance at a YCS Prize Card. Here is your Public Events Points Playoff Winner!
If you play in Public Events, there’s a chance you could be chosen to play for a YCS Prize Card!
We have our winner for the Dragon Duel Championship playoff here at YCS Orlando!
Michael Gold from Louisville, Kentucky has made it to the Top Cut of a YCS once before, securing fourth place at Team YCS Las Vegas in 2023. Now, he’s up against Darmond Dixon from Austin, Texas who just made it into his first YCS Top Cut this weekend! Gold is using a Fiendsmith Maliss strategy this weekend, while Dixon is using a Ryzeal Deck. Maliss and Ryzeal Decks are two of the most popular Decks this weekend, and this Top 16 Feature Match pits the two strategies against one another. One Duelist will be eliminated, and the other will advance to the Top 8. It’s time to Duel!
8 Duelists remain in YCS Orlando! Here are the Decks they’re using!