The HCT Tokyo 2018 Survival Guide
This weekend is home to the last tournament of Season 2, HCT Tokyo 2018! The top 16 players from four online qualifiers are taking part in glorious battle in Tokyo, Japan over two days for their share of $15,000 USD and HCT points.
All the details you need for the event can be found down below.
HCT Tokyo Schedule
The schedule for this weekend's event can be found below. If your timezone isn't listed, get out that calculator!
| West Coast PDT (UTC -7) |
East Coast EDT (UTC -4) |
Europe CEST (UTC +2) |
Japan JST (UTC +9) |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 28 |
19:00 (July 27) |
22:00 (July 27) |
4:00 | 11:00 |
| July 29 |
18:30 (July 28) |
21:30 (July 28) |
3:30 | 10:30 |
HCT Tokyo Prize Pool
The $15,000 and 191 HCT points are distributed as follows.
| Place | Cash | HCT Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $3,500 | 15 Points |
| 2 | $2,300 | 12 Points |
| 3 - 4 | $1,100 | 10 Points |
| 5 - 8 | $750 | 8 Points |
| 9 - 16 | $500 | 6 Points |
| 17 - 32 | $0 | 4 Points |
HCT Tokyo Format
- Best of Five Conquest.
- Each player bans one of the opponent's four decks.
- Four groups of four players, Dual Tournament with top 2 of each group advancing to the next stage.
- Top 8 players from groups on to Single Elimination.
HCT Tokyo Brackets
We will not be covering the brackets here but you can check them out as they get updated from the event over on Battlefy.
HCT Tokyo Stream
You can watch all the action on the main stream at Twitch.tv/PlayHearthstone.
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Pro Decks for this Event
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Posted Jul 29, 2018 (Spiteful Nerf)Impressive. The 2 finalists were using aggro decks with no or few legendaries.
No Recruit Hunter, no Shudderwock, no Cube or Malaygos Druid.
in the right hands budget decks are competitive.
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Posted Jul 28, 2018 (Spiteful Nerf)how can i watch rerun? in previous streams on Playhearthstone they only have GLobal Games and search on Twitch sucks
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Posted Jul 28, 2018 (Spiteful Nerf)https://www.twitch.tv/videos/290042820
This is the video of the 1st day, title is wrong.
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Posted Jul 28, 2018 (Spiteful Nerf)There are always Youtube channels that have the matches (or at least some of them), like this one.
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Posted Jul 27, 2018 (Spiteful Nerf)Zero Warriors.
Well, this may be the price for Pirate Glory times.
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Posted Jul 27, 2018 (Spiteful Nerf)When Boomsday comes out, Warrior will probably one of the most prevalent classes.
I hope...
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Posted Jul 27, 2018 (Spiteful Nerf)Someone could have played regular Quest warrior, still an effective deck in the meta, especially versus odd R/P.