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The winner of this match walks away with $2,500, while the loser makes out with a not-too-shabby $1,500. |
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They flipped three coins, declaring that best two out of three had priority. Izsak called heads, but sadly there were more tails. |
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These players had played yesterday in the Swiss rounds, and met up here again in the quarterfinals. |
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Going into the second round of draft day, Patrick Yapjoco is set to face off against David Fielder. |
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With Realmworx now in the history books, Patrick is hoping for a $10K Top 8, so that he and Quang Nguyen can fight for a double gold, taking two trophies home to SoCal between the two testing partners.
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In the final round of $10K Atlanta’s Sealed Pack rounds, both Patrick Yapjoco and David Bauer are ready to draft; however they are hotly maneuvering for position at this point. |
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After seven rounds, there were only two undefeated players left at $10K Atlanta. At the end of this round there would be one. |
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Both players are on 4–1 going into this round. Sundholm and Gellerman’s chances are sound. . .
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These decks seemed pretty powerful so far, though the difference between the two was pretty pronounced once turn 3 got underway. . . |
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Mitch Fujino had quite the turnaround on turn 7 of his round-4 match, in spite of the fact that apparently there aren’t a lot of defensive tricks in the format. |
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A lot of thought went into these answers. Dean Sohnle, on loan from the Pro Circuit, spent a great while in deliberation, eventually deciding that he needed to be smarter in order to answer the question. |
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The X-Men Sealed Pack might well be the most aggressive Sealed Pack format yet. |
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Round 1 sees David Fielder, who made Top 8 at PC So Cal 1, playing against Tillman Bragg, Timvitational winner and member of Team Donkey Club. |
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Adam opened his packs and gave a little cheer of “We did it!” as he spied Sage, Tessa in his pile. |
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