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Montréal
QC H3H 2K4
YU-GI-OH! REGIONAL MONTREAL
Samedi 11 août – Saturday August 11th
Format: Advanced, Suisse, chaque joueur doit avoir son prope deck.
(INSCRIPTIONS SUR PLACE SEULEMENT PLACES LIMITÉES)
Pour réserver votre place, ajoutez l’item “Regional de Yu-Gi-Oh! – 11 Aout” à votre panier, passez à la caisse et choisissez la méthode de paiement ‘pick-up in store’. Aucun paiement en ligne est nécéssaire lors de la réservation. Pour conserver votre place, il faut aussi être en ligne avant 9h30 le jour de l’événement sinon votre place pourrait passer à un autre joueur.
Inscriptions sur place: 9h à 9h45
Début: 10h00
Coût: 25$, inclus 5 boosters de Cybernetic Horizon avec l’inscription.
PLACES LIMITÉES À 100 JOUEURS POUR CE REGIONAL.
Lieu: Gamekeeper Lajeunesse, 10810 Lajeunesse, Montreal, QC, H3L 2E8
Format: Advanced, Swiss Rounds, Each player needs their own deck to compete.
ONSITE REGISTRATION ONLY LIMITED SPACE
To reserve your spot, add the item “Regional de Yu-Gi-Oh! – 11 Aout” to your cart and proceed to checkout and select pick-up in store. No payment is taken during the reservation. You must still confirm your attendance by being in line to sign-up on the day of the event before 9h30AM otherwise your spot might be given to another player.
Onsite Registration: 9AM-9h45AM
Start: 10h00
Cost: 25$, 5 Cybernetic Horizon booster packs given with registration!
LIMITED SEATING TO 100 PLAYERS FOR THE MAIN EVENT
Location: Gamekeeper Lajeunesse, 10810 Lajeunesse, Montreal, QC, H3L 2E8
Événements complémentaires - Side Events
Win-a-Mat:
Playmat exclusif au gagnant
Inscriptions: début de la 3ieme ronde
Coût: $15, 3 boosters de Circuit Break à l’inscription
Dragon Duel:
Offert aux duelistes de 12 ans et moins (nés en 2004 ou plus)
Prix: 1ere place – Regional Game Mat.
Les joueurs Top 4 reçoivent un chandail Dragon Duel.
Coût: gratuit
Début 10h
Win-a-Mat:
Exclusive Mat for the Winner
Registration Start after round 3 of the Regional Event
Cost: $15, 3 Cybernetic Horizon boosters at registration
Dragon Duel:
Registration: 12h00-12h25 Start: 12h30
Dragon Duel tournaments are Advanced Format, Constructed events. Dragon Duel tournaments are exclusive to Duelists born 2005 or later, with the top 4 participants earning an invite to the Dragon Duel World Championship Qualifier. It is run using Swiss Rounds without a Top Cut playoff.
Entry for a Dragon Duel tournament at a Regional Qualifier is Free.
Participants are required to provide proof of age in order to participate in a Dragon Duel (Copy of Birth Certificate, Passport, etc.).
A minimum of four (4) Duelists is required to run a Dragon Duel tournament at a Regional Qualifier.
A Deck List is required for participation into a Dragon Duel. Dragon Duel tournaments are considered to be Tier 2 events.
The Top 4 Duelists in a Dragon Duel tournament or their guardian must fill out a copy the 2018 WCQ Invite Form prior to receiving their prizes. A valid e-mail address must be provided for either the Duelist or the guardian.
Dragon Duel Prizes:
The 1st Ranked Duelist at the end of Swiss will receive a Regional Game Mat.
Top 4 Duelists in a Dragon Duel tournament will receive a Dragon Duel shirt.
Top 4 Duelists earn an invite to the Dragon Duel World Championship Qualifier for their Region. Regardless of attendance, only four (4) invites are awarded for a Dragon Duel tournament at a Regional Qualifier.
Détails de l'événement - Details for this event
Prix
Les joueurs du Top 8 reçoivent chacun un WCQ Regional Game Mat 2019.
Les joueurs du Top 4 reçoivent également une deck box Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Card.
Les invitations pour le World Championship Qualifier seront remises selon le nombre de participants, à la fin des rondes suisses. Les invitations seront remises aux meilleurs joueurs, selon les standings, du premier jusqu’au nombre de joueurs spécifié, basé sur le nombre de participants:
4 – 49: 4 Invitations
50 – 99: 8 Invitations
100 – 149: 16 Invitations
150 – 199: 24 Invitations
Nombre de rondes
Nombre de rondes suisses selon le nombre de participants
4 – 8: 3 rondes suisses
9 – 16: 4 rondes suisses
17 – 32: 5 rondes suisses
33 – 64: 6 rondes suisses
65 – 128: 7 rondes suisses
129 – 256: 8 rondes suisses
Informations supplémentaires
All Duelists participating in a Regional Qualifier must turn in a completed Deck List in order to participate. Please check with the onsite Tournament Organizer for additional information in regards to the Deck List collection process. Duelists can download the official KDE Deck List at http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/events/forms/KDE_DeckList.pdf. Duelists are encouraged to complete their Deck List before arriving at the Tournament by using the downloadable KDE Deck List and typing out all of the necessary information in the editable fields on the form.
Cards printed for Asian markets are not legal for play in TCG tournaments.
You can use foreign-language copies of legal-for-play cards printed for the TCG market, as long as you can show an official translation of the card, kept outside of your Deck, when asked to do so by an opponent or tournament official.
Have a Deck that meets the current Advanced Format criteria.
Have a COSSY ID number (obtainable at the event) and be in good standing.
Have read and understood the following documents. These documents can be found at http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/gameplay/
KDE Official TRADING CARD GAME Tournament Policy
KDE Official Penalty Guidelines
Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME Official Rulebook
Official KDE Tournament Policy – Version 1.3
Section IV “Tournament Rules”, article “H. Sleeves
“A player may choose to use plastic card sleeves to protect their cards during the course of a tournament.
All sleeves must be identical in terms of color, wear, and design, and all cards must be placed into sleeves in the same direction and manner”
Need more informations?
http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/events/regionalsfaq.html
Swiss rounds: Means every player would play a determined number of rounds based on attendance and will keep playing against players with the same score.
Prizes
In addition to the five (5) booster packs each Duelist receives upon entering the tournament, prize distribution will be as follows:
- Top 8 Duelists each receive a WCQ Regional Game Mat.
- Top 4 Duelists also receive a Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Deck Box
- Invites to the 2018 World Championship Qualifier, depending upon the total registration of the event.
4 – 49: 4 Invites
50 – 99: 8 Invites
100 – 149: 16 Invites
Swiss Rounds for the 2018 Regionals Qualifier Season
|
Number of Participants* |
Number of Swiss Rounds |
Playoff Top Cut |
| 4 – 8 | 3 Rounds of Swiss |
None |
| 9 – 16 | 4 Rounds of Swiss |
None |
| 17 – 32 | 5 Rounds of Swiss |
None |
| 33 – 64 | 6 Rounds of Swiss |
None |
| 65 – 128 | 7 Rounds of Swiss |
None |
All Duelists participating in a Regional Qualifier must turn in a completed Deck List in order to participate. Please check with the onsite Tournament Organizer for additional information in regards to the Deck List collection process. Duelists can download the official KDE Deck List at http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/events/forms/KDE_DeckList.pdf. Duelists are encouraged to complete their Deck List before arriving at the Tournament by using the downloadable KDE Deck List and typing out all of the necessary information in the editable fields on the form.
Cards printed for Asian markets are not legal for play in TCG tournaments.
You can use foreign-language copies of legal-for-play cards printed for the TCG market, as long as you can show an official translation of the card, kept outside of your Deck, when asked to do so by an opponent or tournament official.
Have a Deck that meets the current Advanced Format criteria.
Have a COSSY ID number (obtainable at the event) and be in good standing.
Have read and understood the following documents. These documents can be found at http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/gameplay/
KDE Official TRADING CARD GAME Tournament Policy
KDE Official Penalty Guidelines
Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME Official Rulebook
Official KDE Tournament Policy
Section IV “Tournament Rules”, article “H. Sleeves
“A player may choose to use plastic card sleeves to protect their cards during the course of a tournament.All sleeves must be identical in terms of color, wear, and design, and all cards must be placed into sleeves in the same direction and manner”
Need more information? http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/events/regionalsfaq.html
