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TFT Set 6 NA Zaun Cup: Standings, format, and schedule

The best will compete for an invite to the Mid-Set Finale.

From open qualifier rounds to the top 32 Teamfight Tactics competitors tearing up the North American ladder rankings in Set Six, four players will advance from the Zaun Cup to the Gizmos & Gadgets Mid-Set Finale. 

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Taking place from Jan. 21 to 23, 160 competitors played on the relatively new TFT Patch 12.2 for qualifier points and direct invites to the Mid-Set Finale. Similar to the NA Piltover Cup, players had the chance to earn qualifier points throughout all three days of the competition. A total of 32 players with the highest qualifying points and winners from the Piltover Cup, Challenger Series, and Zaun Cup will earn invites to the TFT Set Six Mid-Set Finale on Feb. 4 to 6.  

Day one, Jan. 21

The first day of competition at the TFT Zaun Cup showcased six games of open qualifier play of 128 players, with 32 advancing to day two. Making the cut were veteran players like sètsuko, UWDanmDaniel, Kyivix, EmilyWang, and Campanulatae9. 

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Day two, Jan. 22

Day two had the 24 top-ranked TFT players on the Set Six ranked ladder and eight players from the Piltover Cup join the fray, competing with the top 32 from day one over the course of five games. Players were divided into a total of eight lobbies, with the top four from each lobby advancing onto the third day of competition. 

Following game three, Bertasarus had three straight first-place finishes in Lobby D. Souless, Nostereleven, Ripple Overdrive, and PockyGom each had three straight top-four finishes.

Yung Jame dominated Lobby A with three first-place finishes, along with Bertasaurus in Lobby D to wrap day two. TSM Souless and MD PockyGom continued their domination in Lobby B and C. Other notable names making day three cut were Emily Wang, DQA, SpicyAppies, Kiyoon, Robinsongz, SpencerTFT, PickleOnion, Ripple OverDrive, Nostereleven, Velayy Xnieamo, Guubums, Aesah, Socks, and C9 k3soju.

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Day three, Jan. 23

The top four from each lobby on day two advanced to the third day of competition at the TFT Zaun Cup, with the winner of each lobby earning an invite to the Mid-Set Finale after a total of five games played.

Following three games played, IG Guubums put the North American TFT region on notice with three straight first-place finishes in Lobby D. And each lobby victory by Guubums was won with a different comp: Bruiser Urgot Carry, Challenger Fiora/Yone, and six Scholar Heimerdinger carry. A second-place finish by Guubums in game four locked them into first-place in Lobby D, earning an invite to the Mid-Set Finale.

Zaun Cup final standings

Despite earning an invite to the Mid-Set Finale via the Challenger Series, SpicyAppies continued his dominance within TFT Set Six by earning a first-place finish in Lobby A. TL Robinsongz took a first in Lobby C and IcopyKeane earned an invite to the Mid-Set Finale with a first in Lobby B.


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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.