Top Tables in Round 4

[p]I took an even closer look at the top tables during Round 4, looking for decks to feature in the rounds to come. I saw quite a few familiar faces, among them Luke Lennard, Stephan Sluis, Soner Güngör and Anthony Tutu. Head inside to learn more about what they’re bringing to the table this weekend!
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The top tables were full of the decks that did well at the past YCS in Seattle: Mermails, Wind-Up, Dino Rabbit, Agents, you name it! Still, tables 7 and 8 caused quite a few passers-by to turn their heads as some of Europe’s most successful Duelists duked it out there!
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I wasn’t surprised to see quite a few Duelists watching these matches, some of whom even videotaped them!
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The first real surprise was Nicolas Petz, who you might remember from past events where he was having some success with the Watt archetype. This weekend, he’s decided to pilot a Ninja deck through the field, and at this point in time, he’s 4 – 0! Sounds like another candidate for a Feature Match to me already.
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I was then pointed to table 19, where Teresa Vairo fought hard with a Hero Beat deck against one of the less creative choices in the field.
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Right next to her, Joseph Easton, who’s usually wearing the judge colors, piloted his Prophecy Deck to a 4 – 0. Can he keep going and prove to the rest of Europe that judges are formidable contenders? I’ll definitely cross my fingers for him!
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Those were all the more creative decks I could make out while the action was underway. There’s a very good chance that more players did well with interesting choices, but they might have been side decking while I was walking by. So let’s see how this will turn out with a few more rounds underway!
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