User:Tfisher93/Classic Tetris World Championship 2019

Classic Tetris World Championship 2019
2019
Tournament information
Sport	Tetris
Location	Portland, Oregon, United States
Date	19–20 October 2019
Tournament; format(s)	Open score attack qualification; 48-players single-elimination playoff
Host(s)	Portland Retro Gaming Expo
Venue	Oregon Convention Center
Final positions
Champions	Joseph Saelee
1st runners-up	Koji "Koryan" Nishio
2nd runners-up	Daniel "DanQZ" Zhang; Aidan "Batfoy" Jerdee
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The 2019 Classic Tetris World Championship was the tenth edition of Classic Tetris World Championship which took place between 19 and 20 October 2018 in Portland, Oregon. Joseph Saelee won the tournament for the second time, defeating Koji "Koryan" Nishio.^[1]

Format[edit]

The competition takes place over two days, with the Qualifying Round and Round Zero on the first day and the Main Event on the second. Contestants are allowed to bring their own controller, but it must be an original, unmodified NES Controller.

Qualifying Round[edit]

Qualifying takes place on a fixed number of NES stations. Entrants play "Type A" Tetris, starting on level 9 or higher, and are ranked based on their final score. Once an entrant's game ends for any reason, his/her total must be recorded by a tournament scorekeeper in order to be valid. Entrants may make as many qualifying attempts as they wish, but must return to the back of the waiting line for each one. Additionally there is the option to pay small amount of money and rent a station for an hour.

Winners of "Qualifying Events" held before the event are automatically qualified to the bracket, but their seedings are still determined by their Qualifying Round result. These winners are:

Joseph Saelee (West Coast Qualifier)
Josh Tolles (Midwest Qualifier)
Kristen Stein (Southern Qualifier)
Christopher Brady (East Coast Qualifier)
Jeff Moore (Desert Qualifier)

The 5 "Auto Qualifiers" above and next 43 best scorers in Qualifying Round qualified for the bracket. Top 16 scorers of the 48 qualified directly to the Main Event, while the other 32 went to Round Zero.^[2]

Round Zero[edit]

Bottom 32 qualifiers are paired in best-of-three matches. Sixteen winners advanced to the Main Event.

Main Event[edit]

The Main Event is a single-elimination tournament consisting of five rounds of head-to-head matches (six if including Round Zero). All matches in Top 32 and Top 16 are best-of-three games, while matches in Top 8 thru Final are best-of-five.

For each game of a match, both players begin to play at the same time on separate systems, and the game continues until one of the following occurs:^[2]

Trailing player tops-out (leader wins)
Leader tops-out; trailing player fails to match that score before topping-out (leader wins)
Leader tops out; trailing player passes that score (trailing player wins)

Result[edit]

^[3]

Qualifying Round[edit]

Only Top 48 entrants shown. Tiebreakers are second-best score of players (non-maxout best score for players with multiple maxouts).
AQ – Auto Qualifier

Seed	Name	Best Score
1	Joseph Saelee	999999 x4
2	Koji "Koryan" Nishio	999999 x2
3	Jonas Neubauer	999999 x2
4	Daniel "DanQZ" Zhang	999999 x2
5	Josh Tolles	999999 x1
6	Harry Hong	999999 x1
7	Terry Purcell	999999 x1
8	Tomohiro "GreenTea" Tatejima	965460
9	Jeff Moore	946967
10	Allen "Brodindamp" Qiu	932240
11	Matt Buco	930135
12	"Scottobozo"	924550
13	Chad Muse	899440
14	Aidan "Batfoy" Jerdee	897582
15	Jani Herlevi	894300
16	Ben Mullen	891780
17	Matt Schoolmaster	888329
18	Sean "Quaid" Ritchie	882074
19	Svavar Gunnar Gunnarsson	877827
20	Joey Parker	858743
21	Marc Maier	857280
22	Michael "NESCardinality" C.	827351
23	Paul Yeo	811040
24	Mykal "Sharky"	806455
25	Sho "SQR" Akaki	793524
26	Austin "BeastinShen" Bennett	788280
27	Matt Martin	784242
28	Jake Stein	765897
29	Alex Kerr	764959
30	Paul "MegaRetroMan" Tesi	760084
31	Frank Westphal	749560
32	Stacy Schierholz	747800
33	Chris Brady	745624
34	Robin Mihara	740603
35	Michael de Guzman	739612
36	Reed Hanson	739193
37	Matthias "Eris" Currat	738460
38	Peter "Muunas" LaRoe	737340
39	Keith Wong	725433
40	Ethan Daniels	724672
41	Philip "MicroBlizz" Ng	720400
42	Patrick "Packie" Haendle	704583
43	Andrew "aDudeAbides" Dudek	692583
44	David "DivCaste" LeGendre	692560
45	Trey Harrison	690341
46	Mattia Fornasiero	689000
47	Lars "Jazzthief81" Vandenbergh	686120
48	"Louie Skouie"	672281

Bracket[edit]

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Top 8[edit]

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Grand Final

1	Joseph Saelee	3

8	Tomohiro "GreenTea" Tatejima	1
			1	Joseph Saelee	3

			4	Daniel "DanQZ" Zhang	1
4	Daniel "DanQZ" Zhang	3

5	Josh Tolles	2
						1	Joseph Saelee	3

						2	Koji "Koryan" Nishio	2
2	Koji "Koryan" Nishio	3

7	Terry Purcell	0
			2	Koji "Koryan" Nishio	3

			14	Aidan "Batfoy" Jerdee	1
14	Aidan "Batfoy" Jerdee	3

27	Matt Martin	2

Section 1[edit]

Round Zero			Top 32			Top 16			Quarterfinals

			1	Joseph Saelee	2
32	Stacy Schierholz	1	33	Chris Brady	0
33	Chris Brady	2				1	Joseph Saelee	2
						16	Ben Mullen	0
			16	Ben Mullen	2
17	Matt Schoolmaster	2	17	Matt Schoolmaster	1
48	"Louie Skouie"	0							1	Joseph Saelee	3
									8	Tomohiro "GreenTea" Tatejima	1
			8	Tomohiro "GreenTea" Tatejima	2
25	Sho "SQR" Akaki	2	25	Sho "SQR" Akaki	0
40	Ethan Daniels	0				8	Tomohiro "GreenTea" Tatejima	2
						41	Philip "MicroBlizz" Ng	0
			9	Jeff Moore	1
24	Mykal "Sharky"	1	41	Philip "MicroBlizz" Ng	2
41	Philip "MicroBlizz" Ng	2

Section 2[edit]

Round Zero			Top 32			Top 16			Quarterfinals

			4	Daniel "DanQZ" Zhang	2
29	Alex Kerr	1	36	Reed Hanson	1
36	Reed Hanson	2				4	Daniel "DanQZ" Zhang	2
						13	Chad Muse	0
			13	Chad Muse	2
20	Joey Parker	0	45	Trey Harrison	0
45	Trey Harrison	2							4	Daniel "DanQZ" Zhang	3
									5	Josh Tolles	2
			5	Josh Tolles	2
28	Jake Stein	2	28	Jake Stein	0
37	Matthias "Eris" Currat	0				5	Josh Tolles	2
						21	Marc Maier	0
			12	"Scottobozo"	1
21	Marc Maier	2	21	Marc Maier	2
44	David "DivCaste" LeGendre	0

Section 3[edit]

Round Zero			Top 32			Top 16			Quarterfinals

			2	Koji "Koryan" Nishio	2
31	Frank Westphal	0	34	Robin Mihara	0
34	Robin Mihara	2				2	Koji "Koryan" Nishio	2
						15	Jani Herlevi	0
			15	Jani Herlevi	2
18	Sean "Quaid" Ritchie	2	18	Sean "Quaid" Ritchie	1
47	Lars "Jazzthief81" Vandenbergh	0							2	Koji "Koryan" Nishio	3
									7	Terry Purcell	0
			7	Terry Purcell	2
26	Austin "BeastinShen" Bennett	1	39	Keith Wong	1
39	Keith Wong	2				7	Terry Purcell	2
						10	Allen "brodindamp" Qiu	0
			10	Allen "brodindamp" Qiu	2
23	Paul Yeo	2	23	Paul Yeo	1
42	Patrick "Packie" Haendle	1

Section 4[edit]

Round Zero			Top 32			Top 16			Quarterfinals

			3	Jonas Neubauer	1
30	Paul "MegaRetroMan" Tesi	2	30	Paul "MegaRetroMan" Tesi	2
35	Michael de Guzman	0				30	Paul "MegaRetroMan" Tesi	0
						14	Aidan "Batfoy" Jerdee	2
			14	Aidan "Batfoy" Jerdee	2
19	Svavar Gunnar Gunnarsson	2	19	Svavar Gunnar Gunnarsson	1
46	Mattia Fornaserio	0							14	Aidan "Batfoy" Jerdee	3
									27	Matt Martin	2
			6	Harry Hong	1
27	Matt Martin	2	27	Matt Martin	2
38	Peter "Muunas" LaRoe	0				27	Matt Martin	2
						11	Matt Buco	1
			11	Matt Buco	2
22	Michael "NESCardinality" C.	1	43	Andrew "aDudeAbides" Dudek	0
43	Andrew "aDudeAbides" Dudek	2

References[edit]

^ "Classic Tetris World Championship". Retrieved 30 October 2018.
^ ^a ^b "Rules – Classic Tetris World Championship". Retrieved 21 October 2019.
^ ^a ^b "Results – Classic Tetris World Championship". Retrieved 31 October 2019. Cite error: The named reference "result" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).

[official-1] "Classic Tetris World Championship". Retrieved 30 October 2018.

[rules-2] "Rules – Classic Tetris World Championship". Retrieved 21 October 2019.

[result-3] "Results – Classic Tetris World Championship". Retrieved 31 October 2019. Cite error: The named reference "result" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).

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