Magic The Gathering - Malaysia

Sunday, 18th Nov 2012
GPT: SINGAPORE
When? 10:30am registration. 11:00am sharp starts.
What? RTR Sealed Deck
Entry Fee? RM90
Prizes? 
Awarded after X rounds of swiss*:-
1st: 36 RTR booster packs
2nd: 18 RTR booster packs
3rd - 4th: 12 RTR booster packs
5th - 8th: 6 RTR booster packs
9th - 16th: 2 RTR booster packs
17th - 24th: 1 RTR booster pack
25th - Last: Random MtG Foil

Top 8 players continue on to a Booster Draft to fight for the 3 Round-byes for Grand Prix: Singapore.



*Note: 
This prize support is only for 36 players or more. If there are less than 36 peeps playing, the prize support will change according to the final numbers.

For the past year and a half, Hasbro has ceased giving prize support for organized events, especially Sealed Deck tournaments. But in light of GP: Singapore next year being the same format (RTR Sealed Deck), SIGNA has taken a stand in keeping our GPTs for this quarter (Oct-Dec) as Sealed Deck formats (when possible).

Currently on our calendar, we've got:
21st Oct 2012: GPT Auckland (Sealed Deck)
28th Oct 2012: GPT Taipei (Sealed Deck)
10th Nov 2012: GPT Nagoya (Standard)
18th Nov 2012: GPT Singapore (Sealed Deck)

Yes, our entrance fee is EXPENSIVE at RM90 per person. But any money you pay for these Sealed Deck GPTs @Signa this quarter are funneled directly back into the prize support. When you consider our running costs, judging staff cost and overtime pay, we ARE running these Sealed Deck events at a loss!

But we continue to do this because we want to support the Malaysian MtG community. So if y'all WANT to practice for GP: Singapore next year...head on down to Signa this weekend for the ONLY GPT in KL this Sunday which will be Sealed Deck format!!!


SIDE EVENT
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KEEP DRAFT
Entry Fee 1? RM 40 
What? Booster Draft (Keep Draft). Minimum 8 ppl to start.
Prizes 1?
3/2/2/2/1/1/1/0 prize payout

RARE PICK
Entry Fee 2? RM30
What? Booster Draft (Rare Pick). Minimum 8 ppl to start.
Prizes 2?
After 3 rounds, players redraft the rares according to their standings. Players follow a 3-2-1-1-1-1-1-1 sequence when picking rares.