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Modern Finals

 


12 legendary weeks of trialing matches - 1 week of finals. The EPIC Battle League saw a lot of cash given away.

The Top 8
The leagues Top 8 played off on Thursday the 6th, with a top prize of $200 everyone was eager and keen. congratulations to Ryan Kruger, Greg Davies, Rowan Haynes, Matthew Macinante, James Nicol, Liam ED, Patrick Collingwood and Tim Stieler who had all made it valiantly into the top 8.


A huge congratulations to James Nicol who one the evening. Ahead of the final match-up both James and Ryan agreed to split the prize money regardless of the results each taking home $150 - excellent sportsmanship.

Saturday saw a massive attendance from the 17 people that attained a 75% attendance rate, 12 people attended the event proper and many more attended to buy swap and sell with Jene's MTG who helped sponsor the league and will be sponsoring next season. After a muck around in round 3 due to the shameful tournament organiser (myself) mislogging a match pairing. Results were rectified and manual pairing took over. Fortuitously there was a clear distinction to help with the top 8. I huge congratulations to Greg Davies, Vaughan Johnston, Darcy Walker, Shaun Dean, James Nicol, Matthew Macinante, Rowan Haynes and Isaac Taylor who all made it into the top 8. 

I want to take this moment to say how proud I am to be included in such an amazing and supportive community. Once again in this finals, despite there being $500 up for 1st place, both Greg and Rowan decided to split 1st and 2nd prize money and just play for the results - each taking home $350.

Again I am very remorseful about the mix up in the round pairings and want to thank this community for their patience and support in rectifying the issue, this was my first time running a tournament like this and the support really meant alot to me.

We have collected feedback and have already begun restructuring the league for season 2. 

Your Friend and Ally,

Lachy

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