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TFT Golden Spatula Cup 2 EMEA: Standings, format, and scores

The Set Seven Dragonlands meta has evolved.

A total of 128 of the best Teamfight Tactics players in the EMEA region competed for a direct invite to the Set 7.5 Regional Finals at the second Golden Spatula Cup. 

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Hosted by Rising Legends, the second EMEA Golden Spatula Cup was played over three days. Out of the starting 128 players, 64 advanced onto day two and only the top 16 from the second day advanced to the final and third day of competition. The second Golden Spatula Cup winner earned a direct invite to the EMEA Regional Finals, and all players were eligible to earn qualifier points that could result in an invite to Regionals as well. 

Aug. 12 TFT EMEA Golden Spatula Cup standings

Players competed in a total of six games, with lobbies getting reseeded every two games. Points per game were awarded based on standings in a lobby, and the 64 highest-scoring players advanced to the second day after six games.

Matelas started the day off strong with three back-to-back first-place lobby finishes, while both Illectro and Adreh were able to finish the day at the top of the leaderboard without a single bottom four finish.

A total of eight players finished the day with 27 points, which was also the cut-off for day two. Players Woopy, Urg0d, Traviscwat, Anaconda, and Temlozz were able to advance off tie-breakers. Snoodyboo and NyuGaminGTV also hit 27 points but ended up on the losing end of the tie-breakers and didn’t advance. 

Here are the top 64 players who advanced to the second day of the EMEA Golden Spatula Cup two:

illectroAdrehMatelasSzati
VicerClemouLaHagraManduTiaan
lelouchDicobAbaizclutchPETIKK
AEG PasDeBolxCrescentxus0oMagnificent4Life
QetzerphinphinthaoAL3XEMBriks
SageDisgrArrogànteKC Double61
Kevin ParkerLeftovertureGuilloskoKRC Jedusor
AratShiningStarL3S CocoArrow
KaisersRageKappakukSkipaeusLyyyress
Kacpersky191WaggaCynarSl1ckz
SalvyyygluteusNettlemidgeTFTACKK
MarxSkyfrozSafo20Ixula
BrankNoerumKenobibrubbba
Joshy ChanGingODESZAKlicorneN
AUGTexitaWoopyUrg0d
TraviscwatCatalystAnniecondaTemlozz

Aug. 13 EMEA Golden Spatula Cup standings

The 64 TFT players who advanced to the second day of the Golden Spatula Cup competed throughout six games, with lobbies rotating every two rounds. Dominating day two were several French players like former Worlds winner KC Double61 and Kenobi, who had three first-place lobby finishes.

Only 16 of the 64 players who competed during day two of the EMEA Golden Spatula Cup two advanced to the final day, seeking a direct invite to the Regional TFT Set 7.5 finals.

Aug. 14 EMEA Golden Spatula Cup standings

Six games were played with the top 16 players at the EMEA Golden Spatula Cup, two broken up into two lobbies that rotated every two rounds. Guillosko challenged the dominant French players from day two by starting the final day with a lobby win, while the French player Skipaeus also started strong with a win.

PasDeBol and Traviscwat had solid performances throughout the final day of the second GSC, with both finishing in the top-four overall standings. KC Double61 also had a strong day, earning three first-place finishes. But it wasn’t enough to overthrow Skipaeus, earning a direct invite to the EMEA Regional Finals and the Golden Spatula Cup two title.

Here were the final scores at the second EMEA Golden Spatula Cup, according to Rising Legends.

  • Skipaeus: 36 points and qualified for Regional Finals
  • Traviscwat: 34 points
  • KC Double61: 33 points
  • PasDeBol: 32 points
  • Guillosko: 31 points
  • KRC Jedusor: 30 points
  • Vicer: 28 points
  • Tiaan: 28 points
  • L3S Coco: 28 points
  • Brubbba: 27 points
  • Kenobi: 23 points
  • Briks: 23 points
  • Mandu: 23 points
  • Wagga: 23 points
  • Kacpersky 191: 18 points
  • ClemouLaHagra: 14 points

All screengrabs via Rising Legends and Riot Games.


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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.