We’re down to just 4 teams! Here we have Team Back For Seconds. Team members Stephen Silverman and Dominic Couch are two of the winners from the last TEAM YCS in Las Vegas, and they’re looking for a repeat victory! They’re facing the Kentucky Boyz, another talented team with a YCS Champion and a WCQ Winner. For this Feature Match, we’ll see Stephen Silverman’s Kashtira face Joseph Gold’s Swordsoul – the only Swordsoul Duelist to make it to the Top 16.

It all comes down to this! Today’s Dragon Duel winner is Connor Rosenstein, playing a Branded Despia Deck. He’s facing off against yesterday’s winner, Aiden Moneke, with a Kashtira Deck. These Duelists are both from Oregon, and are already friends before this Duel. They’re also both Dragon Duel Champions from past events – in fact, they’ve literally played in a Dragon Duel Championship against each other at past events! Two friends, two champions, but only one can become the new TEAM YCS Las Vegas Dragon Duel Champion!

Welcome to Day 2 of TEAM YCS Las Vegas! We’ve got 2 more Swiss rounds before we finally cut to the Top 16 teams. For this Match we have a YCS Champion, Team Honorary Members’ Shunping Xu, playing an Adventure Kashtira Deck. He’s facing a WCQ winner, the Kentucky Boyz’ Chester Henson, playing Branded Despia. These are two first class Duelists, so we should be in for a great Match!

We’re almost finished with the first day of TEAM YCS Las Vegas! Here from New Jersey, we have Julian Lipoff, from Team Jerry Beans Man’s Bean Men! He’s playing a Ninja Deck, full of tricky cards that mess with his opponent’s monster positions. He’s facing Antonio Lewis, from Detroit MI, who’s playing the Kashtira Deck, that’s all the rage here today, for Team Lewis – Al-Ziyadi – Phan!

We have an incredibly star-studded feature match ahead of us, Esala Wathuthantrige vs Nishaad Lorengo. Wathuthantrige was just featured, playing the Darkworld Deck that we saw on the livestream, but Nishaad is playing Kashtira, so this is going to be a great example of how the format may progress going forward.

Welcome to Round 3! We have some VIP Duelists for this Feature Match – we’re showcasing Ed Acepcion from Team Hey Soul Sister, and his Dark World Deck. He’s up against Robbie Pham from Team STAR, playing a Branded Despia Deck.

While both teams started off with a Round 1 loss, they’re back and ready to Duel! Representing Team Nekogals is Gage Poljak from Pittsburg with his P.U.N.K. Gold Pride – Deck, full of cards from Photon Hypernova! He’s up against Surya Kumaraguru hailing from Southern California. Kamaraguru is here piloting Dinosaurs with the newly unlimited True King Lithosagym, the Disaster. This is a match sure to be packed with action.

It’s time to Duel!

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.