The 2020 eSports season continued this past weekend with Masters Tour: Los Angeles. The event was originally scheduled to take place in Bali, Indonesia and was eventually moved to Los Angeles. From there the decision was made to hold the event completely online due to ongoing concerns surrounding the Covid-19 outbreak.
Top 8 matches from the final day were shown on YouTube and can be found below. The bracket portion of the tournament was filled with recognizable names including last year's World Champion: VKLiooon and Master's Tour Arlington winner: xBlyzes.
Results
Decklists
xBlyzes' Masters Tour: Los Angeles Decks
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TNCAnswer's Masters Tour: Los Angeles Decks
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Minion (11)
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Ability (19)
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Casie's Masters Tour: Los Angeles Decks
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Minion (18)
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Bankyugi's Masters Tour: Los Angeles Decks
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Minion (19)
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What's Next?
The 2020 Season of Grandmasters will be in April. 48 of your favorite players will battle it out weekly in an effort to earn their spot at the Global Finals. The next Masters Tour event will be held June 12-14 and is currently scheduled to take place in Jönköping, Sweden at the Elmia Exhibition and Convention Centre.
What’s the secret of Quest Druid popularity ? I am unable to win with it on rank 5 (except against the milestone fun decks), moreover no one else plays it there.
The tournament setting: bans and different and specific decks that can be matched and countered.
You can't just bring deck X that is the most powerful, that will just be banned. You need to bring different decks that pose a threat as well versus the other powerful decks available.
Great to see that xBlyzes has won the second grand masters tournament in a row!