This weekend was a busy one as we had events across both sides of the pond and in multiple formats.
BCS Mouveaux (Standard)
1st - RP
2nd - OTT
3rd - Kagero
4th - TachiKaze
BCS Houston (Standard)
Top 4 Consisted of 2 OTT and 2 MC. Placing not known
Top 8 - 4 OTT, 2 MC, 2 Kagero
BCS Houston (Premium)
1st - Luard
2nd - Ange
3rd - OTT Gyze
4th - SB
Top 8: 2 DP, 1 MC, 1 NG, 1 SP, 1 BT, 1 OTT, 1 SB
Hoori VGCS (Standard - 48 players):
1st - OTT
2nd - OTT
3rd - OTT
4th - SP
Clan Distribution:
16 SP
12 OTT
9 Kagero
3 Pale Moon
2 Spikes
1 RP
1 Murakumo
1 GB
1 DP
1 AqF
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Yokohama Ketai Off (Standard - 32 players):
1st - OTT
2nd - OTT
3rd - OTT
4th - MC
1st
2nd
3rd
The 4th Place MC Deck was never posted online
Niigata Grand Prix 2018 (Standard - 120 players):
1st - OTT
2nd - SP
3rd - SP
4th - OTT
Clan Distribution:
Shadow Paladin 22%
KagerÅ 15%
Pale Moon 13%
Oracle Think Tank 9%
Murakumo 8%
Dark Irregulars 6%
Spike Brothers 6%
Tachikaze 5%
Granblue 5%
Nova Grappler 4%
Royal Paladin 3%
Dimension Police 2%
Aqua Force 2%
KagerÅ 15%
Pale Moon 13%
Oracle Think Tank 9%
Murakumo 8%
Dark Irregulars 6%
Spike Brothers 6%
Tachikaze 5%
Granblue 5%
Nova Grappler 4%
Royal Paladin 3%
Dimension Police 2%
Aqua Force 2%
Fuji Cup (Standard - 25 people):
Winner - Spike Brothers
Clan Distribution:
6 Kagero
5 SP
3 RP
2 PM
2 Spikes
2 DI
1 OTT
1 Nova Grappler
1 AqF
1 Murakumo
1 Granblue
1 DP
1st Place
GP Akiba Qualifier (Premium - unknown player count):
Winner - OTT TomWater
GP Akiba Qualifier (Premium - 43 Players):
Winner - Luard
Credit to TeamAbsolution's Discord for providing the results.
Wow. There we no Teams this weekend. In any case now I'd say the format is starting to wind down. OTT beats Shadow Paladin which beats OTT's bad matchups. North America may deviate from this when AL4 drops here but I see the format being largely a mirror of this if these recent BCS Tournaments are any indication. Oh and "OTT is not a problem guys. This isn't Yu-Gi-Oh!"
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