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“I’m getting used to second place . . . always the bridesmaid,” muttered Hager. |
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“Jason Hager must be outside saying, ‘I’m so glad that buffoon Antonino won his last match and is playing Curve Sentinels. He gives me so much money when he plays that deck.’” |
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Tice won game 1 on turn 4. Tice won game 2 on turn 4, same bat time, same bat channel. Looks like Doom wasn’t as scary as it should have been. |
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See what the Top 8 players piloted to the elimination rounds at $10K Charlotte 2005! |
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Check out the profiles of the Top 8 competitors here! |
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There were no undefeated players at the end of Day 1, but after nine rounds, a Doctor and a Titan sit at the top of the heap. |
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Every player I talked to was at least a little worried about facing David Hosley’s League of Assassins/Gamma Doom deck in the Top 8. |
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Bragg’s attack took down Lacuna, and he Chopped her right out of the game. This further complicated Justice’s combo possibilities. |
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It’s interesting to note that there was little real innovation at this tournament, while Philadelphia, held earlier this month, was where the format exploded. |
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“I only have nine team-ups,” Slawny replied.
“Yeah, we have eleven.” |
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It’s interesting that after Pro Circuit New York that the team sporting the purple robots could be considered the good guys, but that’s what Dr. Light and his cronies have done to the metagame. |
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At the beginning of turn 4, Spears started flashing his hand and resource row at Hager, basically conceding that he had absolutely nothing to stop Jason from going off—provided he had the combo that turn. |
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The Italian Stallion has two Pro Circuit Top 4s to his name in only four events and was one of the single most successful players in Season 1 of the PC. |
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Competitors will battle through nine rounds today before a cut to tomorrow’s elimination rounds. |
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