Here are the final results from the Pokémon Oceania International Championships
The first 2020 International event is in the books.
Cale Michael
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Published: Feb 23, 2020 05:11 pm
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The Pokémon Oceania International Championships had some of the best players in the world playing the best Pokémon anyone has seen all year, using new strategies, decks, and team compositions to revolutionize the constantly changing meta.
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With multiple divisions across Pokémon TCG, Pokémon VGC, and Pokkén Tournament, there were three winners in each of the main games and two for Pokkén.
That means there were a total of eight International Champions named at the event, with each of them earning a nice payout and the most points towards the Pokémon World Championship 2020. Here are each of the top placements from the Pokémon Oceania International Championships, with all of the available information currently made available by The Pokémon Company.
VGC – Masters Division
Place
Player
Prize
Championship Points
1st
Marco “Marc0fier0” Silva
$5,000
500
2nd
Eduardo “EmbC” Cunha
$2,500
400
3rd – 4th
Raghav “Mudhiman” Malaviya
$1,500
320
3rd – 4th
Nihal “Lahinroon” Noor
$1,500
320
5th – 8th
Eric “Riopaser” Rios
$1,000
250
5th – 8th
James “ChosenFuture” Katsaros
$1,000
250
5th – 8th
Yuya “YT” Tada
$1,000
250
5th – 8th
Brady “BSmiffy” Smith
$1,000
250
VGC – Senior Division
Place
Player
Prize
Championship Points
1st
Jack Gilbert
$5,000
500
2nd
Federico Camporesi
$2,500
400
3rd – 4th
Aurelien Soula
$1,500
320
3rd – 4th
Connor Woitalla
$1,500
320
5th – 8th
Nicholas Kan
$1,000
250
5th – 8th
Dylan Sandham
$1,000
250
5th – 8th
Yuying Chen
$1,000
250
5th – 8th
Teddy French
$1,000
250
VGC – Junior Division
Place
Player
Prize
Championship Points
1st
Simone Lim
$5,000
500
2nd
Justin Miranda-Radbord
$2,500
400
3rd – 4th
Morgan Lola Yuen
$1,500
320
3rd – 4th
Meg Reimann
$1,500
320
5th – 8th
Taya Wright
$1,000
250
5th – 8th
Cooper Yuen
$1,000
250
5th – 8th
Felipe Reyes Castro
$1,000
250
5th – 8th
Kiara Nguyen
$1,000
250
TCG – Masters Division
Place
Player
Prize
Championship Points
1st
$10,000
500
2nd
$5,000
400
3rd – 4th
$2,500
320
3rd – 4th
$2,500
320
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
TCG – Senior Division
Place
Player
Prize
Championship Points
1st
$10,000
500
2nd
$5,000
400
3rd – 4th
$2,500
320
3rd – 4th
$2,500
320
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
TCG – Junior Division
Place
Player
Prize
Championship Points
1st
$10,000
500
2nd
$5,000
400
3rd – 4th
$2,500
320
3rd – 4th
$2,500
320
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
5th – 8th
$1,500
250
Pokkén – Masters Division
Place
Player
Prize
1st
$1,250 and Worlds invitation
2nd
$1,000 and Worlds invitation
3rd
$750 and Worlds invitation
4th
$600 and Worlds invitation
5th
$450
5th
$450
7th
$250
7th
$250
Pokkén – Senior Division
Place
Player
Prize
1st
Nintendo Switch console, 72 Pokémon Trading Card Game booster packs, and a Worlds invitation
2nd
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, 36 Pokémon Trading Card Game booster packs, and a Worlds invitation
3rd
36 Pokémon Trading Card Game booster packs
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Published: Feb 23, 2020 05:11 pm