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TFT Golden Spatula Cup 3: Standings, format, and scores

The meta heats up with a Dragonlands Worlds invite on the line.
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Published: Oct 9, 2022 02:52 pm

Competitive play in Teamfight Tactics Set 7.5 is inching closer to Worlds in the EMEA region with the final Golden Spatula Cup, showcasing a total of 128 players seeking an invite to the Rising Legends Finals.

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Taking place from Oct. 7 to 9, the Golden Spatula Cup will showcase the 12.19 Set 7.5 Uncharted Realms meta. The tournament was the final organized three-day event in the EMEA region leading up to the Rising Legends Finals, with the winner of GSC3 earning a direct invite. Players will compete in six rounds daily, with 64 advancing to day two and 32 players moving on to the final day playoffs.

The third Golden Spatula Cup is a key tournament for many EMEA players, determining the final direct invite to the Rising Legends Finals for the winner of the Cup and GSC points for the other top 32 players. Scheduled to take place from Nov. 4 to 6, the Rising Legends Finals will determine who represents the EMEA region at the Dragonlands World Championship. 

Oct. 9 EMEA Golden Spatula Cup standings

Day three of the TFT Golden Spatula Cup three showcased a total of 32 players, with each earning qualifier points for Worlds. Of all the countries competing, Spain had its finalist playing in front of a live audience throughout the playoffs. Dragons dominated the meta and other top comps like Jade/Whisper and Guild Zippy/Xayah.

Having only one bottom-four finish all day, Lumarpin squeezed out a GSC title win over Mujjiwaraa with 38 points. The win earned Lumarpin a direct invite to the Rising Legends finals. Spain had three players make the final day of the EMEA Golden Spatula Cup, with Lumarpin and Xus0o taking first and third overall.

Here are the overall TFT Set 7.5 standings for the third EMEA Golden Spatula Cup tournament.

  • Lumarpin: 38 points and a Rising Legends Finals invite
  • Mujjiwaraa: 37 points and 62 qualifier points
  • Xus0o: 36 points and 60 qualifier points
  • Kevin Parker: 34 points and 58 qualifier points
  • Fabulotus: 33 points and 56 qualifier points
  • Monsieur Tarte: 32 points and 54 qualifier points
  • Skipaeus: 32 points and 52 qualifier points
  • Ryko: 31 points and 50 qualifier points
  • Bananabill: 31 points and 45 qualifier points
  • Un33d: 31 points and 45 qualifier points
  • Blaznavac: 30 points and 45 qualifier points
  • annieconda: 29 points and 45 qualifier points
  • L3SCoco: 27 points and 40 qualifier points
  • Brank: 27 points and 40 qualifier points
  • Yic0: 27 points and 40 qualifier points
  • PasDeBol: 27 points and 40 qualifier points
  • Salvyyy: 26 points and 35 qualifier points
  • Gluteus: 26 points and 35 qualifier points
  • Zyko: 26 points and 35 qualifier points
  • Wagga: 26 points and 35 qualifier points
  • xiellendario: 26 points and 30 qualifier points
  • Highlight: 25 points and 30 qualifier points
  • Lelouch: 24 points and 30 qualifier points
  • Matelas: 24 points and 30 qualifier points
  • Staigzor: 22 points and 25 qualifier points
  • Rubic: 22 points and 25 qualifier points
  • MHStana: 22 points and 25 qualifier points
  • Magarky: 21 points and 25 qualifier points
  • Ging: 20 points and 20 qualifier points
  • Ersin: 18 points and 20 qualifier points
  • T3by: 17 points and 20 qualifier points
  • Rikkz: 17 points and 20 qualifier points

Oct. 8 TFT Golden Spatula Cup standings

The second day of the GSC3 in the EMEA region cut the field from 64 to 32. Ryko had a solid day, finishing in the top four through all six rounds played. Also showing out were TFT veterans PasDeBol, Salvyyy, Skipaeus, Un33d, Lelouch, and Ginggg. The point cut-off for the day was 27, with Ladderhunterjjj, DarkHydra, and Briks losing the tiebreakers.

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Here were the top 32 EMEA players advancing to the final day of the TFT Set 7.5 Golden Cup Spatula.

  • Ryko: 41 points
  • Staigzor: 37 points
  • Xiellendario: 37 points
  • PasDeBol: 37 points
  • Rubic: 36 points
  • Salvyyy: 34 points
  • Matelas: 34 points
  • Skipaeus: 34 points
  • Blaznavac: 34 points
  • Un33d: 33 points
  • Monsieur Tarte: 33 points
  • Magarky: 32 points
  • MHStana: 32 points
  • Lelouch: 32 points
  • Gluteus: 31 points
  • Ging: 31 points
  • Highlight: 30 points
  • Lumarpin: 30 points
  • Mujjjwaraa: 30 points
  • Kevin Parker: 30 points
  • Zyko: 30 points
  • Fabulotus: 29 points
  • Bananabill: 29 points
  • Ylc0: 29 points
  • T3by: 29 points
  • Ersin: 28 points
  • Xus0o: 28 points
  • L3SCoco: 28 points
  • annieconda: 28 points
  • RiiKKZ:28 points
  • Brank: 28 points
  • Wagga: 27 points

Oct. 7 Golden Spatula Cup standings

Out of the 128 players who competed during the first day of GSC3, only 64 advanced to the second day of competition. Played on Patch 12.19, Jade, Whispers, Dragons, Astral, and Guild comps paved the way in the meta. A total of six games were played, with lobbies getting reseeded after each round. 

The cut-off for points was 27, with three players making the cut via tiebreakers: Str8 Rippin, Shreddin, KC Double61. Just missing the cut was Voltariux, earning 27 points but losing in tiebreakers.

Here are the top 64 EMEA players advancing to the second day of the TFT Set 7.5 Dragonlands Uncharted Realms Golden Spatula Cup Three, according to Rising Legends.

  • GCO Metabelette: 44 points
  • Matelas: 41 points
  • Dalesom: 39 points
  • L3SCoco: 38 points
  • Ryko: 37 points
  • lelouch: 36 points
  • T3by: 36 points
  • Sologesang: 35 points
  • Ixula: 35 points
  • Cynar: 35 points
  • Yobidashi: 34 points
  • Ersin: 34 points
  • Highlight: 34 points
  • PasDeBol: 34 points
  • Snoodyboo: 34 points
  • Balotelli777: 34 points
  • Parandaar: 34 points
  • xiellendario: 33 points
  • Brank: 33 points
  • kubixon: 33 points
  • Ladderhunterjjj: 33 points
  • Bananabill: 33 points
  • Arrow: 32 points
  • Zyko: 32 points
  • going: 32 points
  • Lumarpin: 31 points
  • Superigel: 31 points
  • Ging: 31 points
  • BarryBadden: 31 points
  • Annieconda: 31 points
  • traviscwat: 31 points
  • Staigzor: 31 points
  • illectro: 31 points
  • Daan Stylez: 31 points
  • Gluteus: 31 points
  • Markarky: 30 points
  • Blaznavac: 30 points
  • Rubic: 30 points
  • Kevin Parker: 30 points
  • Fabulotus: 30 points
  • Lezzaford: 30 points
  • Skipaeus: 30 points
  • DarkHydra: 30 points
  • Mujjiwaraa: 29 points
  • Lallana: 29 points
  • Toof: 29 points
  • Salvyyy: 29 points
  • Leftoverture: 29 points
  • Briks: 29 points
  • Havali: 29 points
  • Riikkz: 28 points
  • Wagga: 28 points
  • MHStana: 28 points
  • Nitratex: 28 points
  • Un33d: 28 points
  • Aki: 28 points
  • Xus0o: 28 points
  • Spoti: 28 points
  • Arat: 28 points
  • Amortikazim: 28 points
  • Monsieur Tarte: 28 points
  • Str8 Rippin: 27 points
  • Shreddin: 27 points
  • KC Double61: 27 points

Update Oct. 8 3pm CT: All scores and standings were updated for the second day of the TFT Set 7.5 EMEA Golden Cup Spatula three.

Update Oct. 9 2:30 CT: All scores and standings were updated for the final day of the TFT Set 7.5 EMEA Golden Cup Spatula three.

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Danny Forster
Staff writer, lead beat writer for MTG and TFT
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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