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Los Angeles Tournament: Van Nuys Bey Clash #1
Sat 19 Oct 2019 · 12:30 PM · MacLeod Ale Brewing · Van Nuys, California
- Date
- Start
- 12:30 PM
- Venue
- MacLeod Ale Brewing
- Place
- Van Nuys, California, United States
- Format
- Burst Standard
- Battle type
- Not tagged
- League
- Open
- Players
- 28 took part · cap 32
- Entry fee
- $5
- Organiser
- Shindog
- Scene
- California
Podium
Nothing posted in the winning-combinations threads
No top three was posted to the WBO's winning-combinations threads for this event. The thread on WBO ↗ may carry the bracket.
The Organiser's Report
Digested in our words
Held at MacLeod Ale Brewing, this event trialed the WBO's experimental "P3C1" first-stage format (each player assembles three combos, reveals them to their opponent, then picks one) without allowing repeated parts, arguing it better mirrors WBO deck-building than a single-Beyblade first stage. A post-event poll of the 28 attendees showed strong preference for the format, which the group completed as a five-round Swiss stage in under three hours. Judgement on a rubber flat driver and Lord.Sting.Br were the most successful combos.
- Tested the experimental P3C1 first-stage format without repeated parts to better mirror WBO deck format
- A post-event poll of all 28 attendees showed strong preference for P3C1 over the standard single-Beyblade first stage
- Completed a 28-player five-round Swiss stage in under three hours despite the added reveal-and-pick step
- Only one player had an issue meeting the three-combo minimum, due to an illegal Hasbro/Takara-Tomy part mix
Organised by Shindog, with the venue secured by SpiderHazuki · 28 players · The report on WBO ↗
Same Series
Los Angeles Tournament · 3 editions on record
Where this comes from
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