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Showing posts with label Special Event. Show all posts

2022-23 Bilbao SPE: Day 2 Players & Decks

Below are the players who achieved 19 or more Match Points to advance to Day 2 of the 2022-23 Bilbao SPE. Decks are being added as we receive them.

Note that any deck information we receive from sources on site should not be considered final until confirmed by the players themselves.
  1. Stéphane Ivanoff (8-0-1), Arceus VSTAR/Duraludon VMAX
  2. Christian Tuomi (8-1-0), Mew VMAX (No Fusion Strike Energy)
  3. Mauro Spanò (7-1-1), Mew VMAX
  4. Ithiel Arki (7-1-1), Stonjourner VMAX
  5. Francesco Pasquale Caterino (6-0-3), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  6. Niels Jürgensen (6-0-3), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  7. Kai Wainwright (7-2-0), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  8. Francisco Torzano (6-1-2), Mewtwo V-UNION/Miltank
  9. Dario Scarnò (6-1-2), Arceus VSTAR/Duraludon VMAX
  10. Lucas Henrique de Araujo Pereira (6-1-2), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  11. Sergio Marcos (6-1-2), Mew VMAX
  12. Magnus Pedersen (6-1-2), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  13. Fabio Spanò (6-1-2), Arceus VSTAR/Flying Pikachu VMAX/Crobat VMAX
  14. Joshua Vanoverschelde (6-2-1), Regigigas
  15. Pere Arbós Parets (6-2-1), Mew VMAX
  16. Oscar Madsen (6-2-1), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  17. Elena Gómez (6-2-1), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  18. Owyn Kamerman (6-2-1), Arceus VSTAR/Flying Pikachu VMAX/Hisuian Decidueye VSTAR/Jolteon
  19. Cian Rushe (6-2-1), Mew VMAX
  20. Heddi Brahmi (6-2-1), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  21. Lucian Hargreaves (6-2-1), Mew VMAX
  22. Alejandro Muñoz (6-2-1), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  23. Raquel Hazim (6-2-1), Arceus VSTAR/Inteleon
  24. Alberto Conti (6-2-1), Radiant Charizard/Inteleon
  25. Lucas Calzà (6-2-1), Regigigas
  26. Julius Brunfeldt (6-2-1), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  27. Jens Deroo (6-2-1), Arceus VSTAR/Flying Pikachu VMAX/Hisuian Decidueye VSTAR/Bibarel
  28. Nofoume Ben Ahmed aly (6-2-1), Mew VMAX
  29. Vo Nguyen (6-2-1), Radiant Charizard/Inteleon
  30. Pui Lam Lee (6-2-1), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX/Inteleon
  31. Lukasz Mazurkiewicz (6-2-1), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  32. Matteo Quoiani (6-2-1), Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR/Inteleon
  33. Tatsumi Hiratsuka (6-2-1), Mew VMAX
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SPE Results for April 13-14, 2019

This weekend saw three Special Events held around the world: in Manila, the Philippines; Lima, Peru; and Mixco, Guatemala. PokéStats has obtained the Top 8 standings for each event. You can find additional tournament information on these events' individual data pages.

Manila SPE
the Philippines
  1. Luther Wong, Pikachu & Zekrom-GX
  2. Melvyn Lee, Zapdos
  3. Colin Tang, Zapdos/Jolteon-GX
  4. Athavan Akilan, Tapu Koko Spread
  5. Syahmi Razak, Zapdos/Jolteon-GX/Ultra Beasts
  6. Adrian Acuzar, Vikavolt/Rayquaza-GX
  7. Klive Aw, Hoopa/Regigigas
  8. Jit Min Lim, Golisopod-GX/Lucario-GX/Garbodor
Malaysia and Lightning-type Pokémon took down this tournament, with the top five finishers being Malaysians playing Lightning-based decks! 2018 Worlds Top 4 finisher Klive Aw took a break from his trademark Zygarde-GX decks to play some stall, while another well-known player, Jit Min Lim, played a rogue Stage 1 toolbox deck powered by Jirachi TEU and Rainbow Energy. Meanwhile, Adrian Acuzar chose to bring back Vikavolt/Rayquaza-GX--as we will see, the same deck Jose Marrero used to win an SPE on the other side of the world this weekend.


Mixco SPE
Guatemala
  1. Jose Marrero, Vikavolt/Rayquaza-GX
  2. Rahul Reddy, Pikachu & Zekrom-GX
  3. Nestor Fabrizio Lazo Orellana, Pikachu & Zekrom-GX
  4. Jan Andres Castillo Moreno, Zoroark-GX Control
  5. Zachery Stover, Zapdos
  6. Finn McKeefry, Zoroark-GX Control
  7. Rodolfo Santiago Funes Muñoz, Zygarde-GX/Lucario-GX
  8. Fernando Castañeda Perez, Blacephalon-GX/Naganadel
Two Americans met in the finals of this SPE, with Jose Marrero taking the win using an unexpected deck--Vikavolt/Rayquaza-GX, which was often considered the BDIF at the very beginning of this season but has rarely been played since then. The rest of Top 8 was fairly standard, with a couple of players opting for the Zoroark-GX Control deck Caleb Gedemer used to win Denver Regionals last weekend.


Lima SPE
Peru
  1. Bastian Silva, Pikachu & Zekrom-GX
  2. Jose Carlos Gomez, Blacephalon-GX/Naganadel
  3. Bruno Paredes, Blacephalon-GX/Naganadel
  4. Jorge Salas, Pikachu & Zekrom-GX/Zapdos
  5. Bruno Eguizabal, Malamar/Ultra Necrozma-GX
  6. Renzo Zambrano, Zapdos/Jolteon-GX
  7. Carlos Jesus Melgar, Blacephalon-GX/Naganadel
  8. Rodrigo Pereda, Zoroark-GX Control
Blacephalon-GX/Naganadel had the most Top 8 appearances of any deck in Lima, with three. This was also the only one of this weekend's three events to feature a Malamar deck in Top 8. 
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Milan Grand Open Top 8

Complexity Card Gaming recently held the Milan Grand Open Special Event. 83 Masters attended, and CP were awarded as follows: 145 for 1st; 120 for 2nd; 95 for 3rd/4th; 70 for 5th-8th, and 45 for 9th-16th. 

 Here are the Top 8 for the event: 

 Entering Top 8: 
  1. Lucas Henrique de Araujo Pereira, Trashalanche (Wobbuffet)
  2. Simone Soldo, Greninja BREAK
  3. Alex Dao, Gyarados
  4. Cetin Yildrim, Trashalanche
  5. Philipp Leciejewski, Trashalanche
  6. Jindrich Nepevny, Trashalanche
  7. Mauro Spano, DeciPlume
  8. Manuele Tartaglia, Garbodor GRI/Bunnelby/Espeon-GX

Final standings:
  1. Alex Dao, Gyarados
  2. Manuele Tartaglia, Garbodor GRI/Bunnelby/Espeon-GX
  3. Simone Soldo, Greninja BREAK
  4. Philipp Leciejewski, Garbodor GRI/Big Basics
  5. Lucas Araujo, Garbodor GRI/Big Basics/Wobbuffet
  6. Cetin Yildrim, Garbodor GRI/Big Basics
  7. Jindrich Nepevny, Garbodor GRI/Big Basics
  8. Mauro Spano, DeciPlume

Here's CCG's pie chart of the Day 1 meta: 
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