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TFT Set 7 NA Astral Cup: Standings, format, and updates

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Published: Jul 9, 2022 09:28 pm

Based on ladder Rank within Teamfight Tactics Set Seven, 160 North American players began their run towards Dragonlands Worlds.

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Slated as the first official competitive tournament of TFT Set Seven in the North American region, organized gameplay was broken up into four days and two weekends. Additional tournament days were added to the Cup tournaments within the NA Dragonlands roadmap, providing more opportunities to players. Each player qualified to compete in the Cup tournaments is eligible to earn Qualifying Points that can turn into invites to the Mid-Set Finale and Regional Finals. 

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Bonus points were also added to the format, rewarding players who make the cuts each day. Similar to Set Six, there are three Cup tournaments throughout the Dragonlands set for NA players. The Mid-Set Finale is scheduled to take place from Aug. 19 to 21.

Related: TFT Set 7 EMEA Golden Spatula Cup 1: Standings, format, and updates

July 1 to 2 Astral Cup standings

Players who ranked at the top 32 of the Dragonlands ladder were given a bye to the second weekend of the TFT Set Seven Astral Cup. The remaining 128 competed from July 1 to 2, with the top 32 from that group advancing to the second weekend.  No official broadcast was scheduled for the first weekend of the NA Astral Cup tournament.

Here are the top 32 TFT players who advanced to the second half of the NA Astral Cup tournament from July 9 to 10, according to Wisdom.

  • Dace: 43 points
  • Xenophyr: 37 points
  • BBEAR DOTA: 37 points
  • Nugetv: 36 points
  • Bullettrain69: 36 points
  • rayditz: 36 points
  • Phoenixaa: 35 points
  • mD PockyGom: 35 points
  • NG bossoskills: 35 points
  • Broccóli: 35 points
  • m00jo: 34 points
  • TTV EMITWOHS: 34 points
  • itsDinodan: 33 points
  • Kranos: 33 points
  • Parval: 33 points
  • within: 33 points
  • Velayy: 33 points
  • IGORblonded: 32 points
  • Kyivix: 32 points
  • milala: 32 points
  • FingerLicker: 32 points
  • Yiggles: 31 points
  • Stellar Minhee: 31 points
  • VanillaXD: 31 points
  • Luqun: 31 points
  • ttv Clazzicola: 30 points
  • lil kahuna: 30 points
  • deeekayy: 30 points
  • Clear: 29 points
  • Cottontail: 29 points
  • Live for the day: 28 points
  • mD Bepo: 27 points

July 9 NA Astral Cup standings

The top 32 players from the first weekend of the Astral Cup competed with the 32 who had byes during the third day of competition. Players competed in six games, with lobbies getting reseeded every two rounds. Only the top 32 from day three of the TFT Astral Cup advanced to the final day. Bonus qualifier points were awarded to the top 12 NA players who advanced to day four.

Following three games played, previous TFT Worlds players Milk and DQA consistently stayed atop the leaderboard, along with Stellar Minhee, Noobowl, Phoenixaa, Socks, Dishsoap, Souless, and Rainplosion.

Heading into the final game Astral Cup game of the day, tournament newcomer Rainplosion dominated lobbies, along with TacoBellWifi, Phoenixaa, and DQA. Also in a comfortable position to advance to the final day were Rayditz, Milk, Dace, Dishsoap, Souless, Noobowl, and Nostereleven.

Dace, DQA, TacoBellWifi, and Dishoap earned a three bonus-point head start with a top four overall finish on the day. Earning two bonus points were Milk, Pockygom, Rainplosion, and Phoenixaa. Rayditz, Guubums, Saibur, and Emily Wang earned one bonus point.

Here are the top 32 NA players who advanced to the final day of the TFT Astral Cup:

July 10 TFT Astral Cup standings

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A total of 32 NA players advanced to the final day of competition with invites to the Dragonlands Mid-Set Finale on the line. Players competed in five games with only eight players advancing to the top eight playoff rounds. Two more rounds were played with the top four earning a direct invite to the Mid-Set Finale.

After two rounds, Milk sat atop the leaderboard, followed by Milala, Saibur, and Clear. Milk dropped slightly after game three, with TSM souless taking over the number one spot.

Heading into the fifth round, which cut the field down to eight players, Noobowl and Bertasaurus were sitting on the bubble. Noobowl and Bertasaurus were also able to sneak into the top eight by winning the tie-breakers over Pockygom, Milk, Guubums, and Dace.

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Points carried over from the first five rounds as the top eight players competed in another two games to determine the TFT Astral Cup champion and the top four players to earn direct invites to the Dragonlands Mid-Set Finale.

Advancing to the NA Mid-Set Finale were BC Socks, Luquin, Aesah, and TSM Souless after finishing in the top four of the TFT Set Seven Astral Cup.

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Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.
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