Our Grand Finals game and our 3^rd Place Playoff game are both Floowandereeze vs. Tearlaments matchups. We have Dominic Couch with the birds, and Shanxiao Wan with the fish. The winner of this Match will earn the YCS Prize Card, Anotherverse Dragon!

Cristian Urena from Reading, Pennsylvania is Dueling against Shanxiao Wan in the United Kingdom in this Top 4 Feature Match! Both Duelists in this Match are using Tearlaments Decks, while Wan’s Deck includes Bystial monsters that can help him stop the effects of opposing Tearlaments monsters. Only the winner of this Match will advance to the Finals of the Remote Duel YCS. It’s time to Duel!

Four competitors remain in this weekend’s YCS Main Event: 2 Duelists playing Floowandereeze, and 2 playing Tearlaments. Both of our Top 4 tables are mirror matches, and in this Match we’ll see YCS Las Vegas winner Dominic Couch take on Cezar Victor Lopez Coscia, whose competitive accolades go all the way back to his Top Cut finish with Spellbooks at YCS Sao Paulo in 2014.

Each competitor in this Match is Main Decking their own tech choices: while Couch has triple Enemy Controller, triple Effect Veiler, and triple Infinite Impermanence, Lopez is on Called by the Grave, Harpie’s Feather Duster, double Book of Moon, double Harpie’s Feather Storm, and 3 copies of Evenly Matched. Would those cards make a difference in these Duels?

We were about to find out.

Only 8 Duelists remain! Kenny Nguyen, from San Jose, CA, is the last Spright Duelist in the tournament. He’s facing Cristian Urena, from Redding, PA, using the ubiquitous Tearlaments strategy. These are two of the strongest Decks in the game right now, and two great Duelists. But only one can advance!

Dominic Couch and Koby Gyamfi are playing off here in the Top 16, in a Match that pits Couch’s Floowandereeze Deck against Gyamfi’s Bystial Spright build.

Jarrid Centamore from New Jersey used one of the most interesting Decks in the tournament this weekend, and now he’s in the Top 16 with his Naturia Runick Deck. He’s just 4 Matches away from using that Deck to claim a YCS Championship title. But now, he’s up against Cezar Lopez Coscia from Brazil and his Floowandereeze Deck. One of these Duelists is about to be eliminated, while the other will advance to the Top 8. It’s time to Duel!

The Swiss Rounds are over, and only 32 Duelists remain! From here on out, it’s Single Elimination. We’ve got Jarrid Centamore, from New Jersey, in the Feature Match hot seat once again. He’s been on fire with his Runick Naturia Deck – the only Naturia Duelist to make the Top Cut. His opponent is Kylar Price, from Missouri, one of only two Duelists to make it in with pure Runicks. Price is looking to destroy his opponents’ Decks, and take advantage of the fact that so many Duelists are using Tearlaments, which do half the work for him.

Welcome to the Top 32 of the Remote Duel YCS! 526 Duelists entered to compete, and now just 32 remain! Davide Magri and Leonardo Sacchetti are friends from Italy, and they practice Dueling together in order to hone their skills for the highest levels of competition. Now, they’ve made it to the Top 32 piloting an Exosister Deck and an Adventure Spright Deck respectively, and they’re Dueling in a Match that will eliminate one of them from the tournament while sending the other one to the Top 16. The pressure is on for both of these Duelists, as they aim for a YCS championship title. It’s time to Duel!

Ferrucio Anthony Sisti and Leonardo Sacchetti have made it all the way to Round 10, the final Swiss Round in this tournament, and both are playing Decks you might not expect: Sacchetti’s running Adventure Spright, while Sisti’s running a Pendulum Deck with Performapals and the new Dracoslayer cards from Darkwing Blast. With no Tearlaments in sight and plenty of offbeat card choices, this one was anybody’s game.

We’re in Round 10, the final Swiss round! This Round determines who makes it to the Top 32, as well as who they’ll face there. For this Feature Match, we have Abraham Rivera Cruz, from Puerto Rico, playing a Runick Deck Destruction strategy. His Deck is packed with floodgates to control the board while his Runick spells pick away at his opponent’s cards. He’s up against Anthony Vang, from Sacramento, CA, playing the ever-popular Tearlaments.