Good morning Mexico City! Yesterday we closed out Day 1 with a look at one of the two Infernoid Decks played at the top tables. While that Duel was an unfortunate blowout for our featured Infernoid Duelist – he managed to draw none of the enabling cards that let him fill his Graveyard to fuel Special Summons in two games straight – both Infernoid Duelists are still making a strong bid for the Top Cut here in Day 2. While our previous feature Oldair Garcia Enciso is still hanging in with a 6-1-1 record, Tijuana’s Dario Avalos Rodriguez is 7-1 after grinding in through a Last Chance Qualifier yesterday. A solid showing from either Duelist in the last two Rounds this morning will take them to the Top 64, just six wins away from a ticket to the 2015 Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME World Championship in Kyoto, Japan.
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Here are the standings after Round 9. Only one Duelist remains undefeated out of the 599 Duelists that started yesterday.
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Roberto de Jesus Rodriguez Casas is going home with the first GIANT CARD of the weekend!
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Welcome to Day 2 of the Central American WCQ! Today we will be crowning the new 2015 Central American Champion and Central American Dragon Duel Champion. 128 Duelists have returned for 2 more rounds of Swiss, and then it’s a cut to the Top 64. Who will be our new Champion, and what Deck will win? Stay tuned to find out! Read more…
Earlier today we Feature Matched former World Champion Galileo Mauricio De Obaldia Soza taking a 2-0 victory over ‘tellarknights. This round he’s up against something entirely different.
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The World Championship Qualifiers offer a unique challenge for competitive Duelists – namely the chance to play in a Qualified tournament where every Duelist has proven their abilities. With more rounds of Swiss play and a cut to Top 64 instead of a Top 16 or Top 32, WCQ’s don’t just require a higher level of skill Duel to Duel – they also demand more endurance over the course of the day. And since the most popular strategies are well explored heading into the WCQ season, innovation and keen insight are a must.
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Round 8 has ended, and the results are in. Day 2 at the Central American WCQ welcomes back the Top 128. Here are the 128 Duelists that will be vying for the title, Central American Champion of 2015! We now have 2 undefeated!
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As a Swiss tournament plays out Round by Round, the Duelists with the best records and most Match Points are sorted toward the top tables. Undefeated Duelists play undefeated Duelists, single-draw Duelists play single-draw Duelists and so on, with everyone surrounded by competitors that have similar records. Read more…
Here are the standings after Round 7. 3 Duelists remain undefeated: Juan Coronel, this year’s Mexican National Champion whom we met earlier; Galileo De Obaldia, former World Champion; and Ismael Campos who is playing his Nekroz Deck.
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Barring some big upsets, the top strategies in competition today are widely recognized; whether you want to play them or play against them, you need to know those Decks and how your Deck stacks up.
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