Event | 2023 Europe International Championships |
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Location | London, United Kingdom |
Date | 14–16 April 2023 |
Attendance | 773 MA, 55 SR, 41 JR |
Videogame | Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet |
Season | 2023 Season – VGC Regulation Set C |
Format | 9 Day 1 Swiss rounds + 5 Day 2 (all X-2 or better) Swiss rounds + top 8 single elimination Open team lists |
Organizers | The Pokémon Company International (TPCI) Tournament Center |
Table of Contents
Teams and results
Top cut
# | Swiss | Flag | Player | Prize | Team | List | Exp. |
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1 | 13-1 | Paul Chua (Paul) | 500 CP $5000 | ||||
2 | 13-1 | Gabriel Agati (Wuilber flex) | 400 CP $2500 | ||||
3 | 11-3 | Alexander D’Andrea (1exar) | 320 CP $1500 | Report | |||
4 | 11-3 | Joan Perelló (Dr. Necro) | 320 CP $1500 | ||||
5 | 12-2 | James Evans (James) | 250 CP $1000 | ||||
6 | 12-2 | Giulio Tarlao (Giulio) | 250 CP $1000 | ||||
7 | 11-3 | Ilias Roufogalis (Liakos) | 250 CP $1000 | ||||
8 | 11-3 | Paul Ruiz (Ralf) | 250 CP $1000 |
Day 2 Swiss rounds
Check here to see the seeds for top cut from the Day 2 Swiss standings!
# | Swiss | Flag | Player | Prize | Team | List | Exp. |
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9 | 11-3 | Davide Carrer (Nirinbo) | 200 CP $750 | ||||
10 | 11-3 | Sohaib Mufti (soh) | 200 CP $750 | ||||
11 | 11-3 | Alex Gómez (PokeAlex) | 200 CP $750 | ||||
12 | 11-3 | Flavio Del Pidio (Pado) | 200 CP $750 | ||||
13 | 11-3 | Víctor Medina (Torviv) | 200 CP $750 | ||||
14 | 11-3 | Mattie Morgan (Mattie) | 200 CP $750 | ||||
15 | 11-3 | Luca Ceribelli (Yume) | 200 CP $750 | ||||
16 | 11-3 | Nick Navarre (Nails) | 200 CP $750 | ||||
17 | 11-3 | Nico D. Cognetta (Desu) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
18 | 11-3 | Alberto Lara (Alberto) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
19 | 10-4 | Alister Sandover (スカーレット) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
20 | 10-4 | Alfredo Chang-Gonzalez (Chino) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
21 | 10-4 | Abtin Ghaad Amini (Abtin) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
22 | 10-4 | Juan Benítez (Palo) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
23 | 10-4 | Giovanni Cischke (PqlarBear) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
24 | 10-4 | Antoine Desaegher (ApPy) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
25 | 10-4 | Justin Carris (AzazeL) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
26 | 10-4 | Juan M. Santizo (Teka) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
27 | 10-4 | Carson Confer (Carson) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
28 | 10-4 | David Koutesh (Hamstermania) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
29 | 10-4 | Leonardo Bonanomi (Leo) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
30 | 10-4 | Sebastian Li (Mikoto) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
31 | 10-4 | Juan M. Odriozola (Juanma) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
32 | 10-4 | Joaquín Blanch (TheXich) | 160 CP $500 | ||||
33 | 10-4 | Juan Salerno (Juanfi) | 130 CP | ||||
34 | 10-4 | Pablo Gallardo (Dios) | 130 CP | ||||
35 | 10-4 | Simone Sanvito (☆Sanvy) | 130 CP | ||||
36 | 10-4 | Davide Miraglia (Dede) | 130 CP | ||||
37 | 10-4 | Kevin Salvetto (Lil Bo Peep) | 130 CP | ||||
38 | 10-4 | Javier Señorena (Javi) | 130 CP | ||||
39 | 10-4 | Zhang Hengyue (圆滚滚电刺猬) | 130 CP | ||||
40 | 10-4 | Zee Costagliola (lavender) | 130 CP | ||||
41 | 9-5 | Andrea Pagano (Paghy) | 130 CP | ||||
42 | 9-5 | Juan A. Romero (Juan) | 130 CP | ||||
43 | 9-5 | Alejandro Trastoy (Trosko) | 130 CP | ||||
44 | 9-5 | Collin Heier (Crown) | 130 CP | ||||
45 | 9-5 | Federico Camporesi (FedeCampoVGC) | 130 CP | ||||
46 | 9-5 | Chuppa Cross IV (Chuppa*Cross) | 130 CP | ||||
47 | 9-5 | Pablo García (Krais) | 130 CP | ||||
48 | 9-5 | Daniel Hernández (DaniHotaku) | 130 CP | ||||
49 | 9-5 | Selahattin Sturm (Sela) | 130 CP | ||||
50 | 9-5 | Jorge Salinas (Pequejack) | 130 CP | ||||
51 | 9-5 | Fevzi Özkan (Fevzi) | 130 CP | ||||
52 | 9-5 | Aaron Traylor (Traylor Moon) | 130 CP | ||||
53 | 9-5 | Kyle Livinghouse (Animus) | 130 CP | ||||
54 | 9-5 | Aurélien Soula (Sakura) | 130 CP | ||||
55 | 9-5 | Nicolò Pollato (Nik) | 130 CP | ||||
56 | 9-5 | Adam Cherfaoui (Shao) | 130 CP | ||||
57 | 9-5 | Saffron McIver (GenericName) | 130 CP | ||||
58 | 9-5 | Leung Pak Hei (Draco) | 130 CP | ||||
59 | 9-5 | Jeremy Parson (Zanzibar) | 130 CP | ||||
60 | 8-4 | Meaghan Rattle (Dan Kuso) | 130 CP | ||||
61 | 8-6 | Gabriele Rota (Donato) | 130 CP | ||||
62 | 8-6 | Quentin Clément (Quentin) | 130 CP | ||||
63 | 8-6 | Fabian Braun (Baked) | 130 CP | ||||
64 | 8-6 | Raghav Malaviya (ragi) | 130 CP | ||||
65 | 8-6 | Andrea Piasso (Andrea) | 100 CP | ||||
66 | 8-6 | David Barker (Muphry) | 100 CP | ||||
67 | 8-6 | Steinar Nicolaisen (Steinar) | 100 CP | ||||
68 | 8-6 | Matt Maynard (bwenty) | 100 CP | ||||
69 | 8-6 | Sean Martens (Sean) | 100 CP | ||||
70 | 7-7 | Asra Stone (Bread) | 100 CP |
Day 1 Swiss rounds
Check here to see all the players with a 7-2 or better record from the Day 1 Swiss standings!
# | Swiss | Flag | Player | Prize | Team | List | Exp. |
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71 | 6-3 | Edoardo Bertani (A. Diprè) | 100 CP | ||||
72 | 6-3 | Aaron Zheng (CybertronVGC) | 100 CP | ||||
73 | 6-3 | Daniel Daertni (Peakmeister) | 100 CP | ||||
74 | 6-3 | James Lane (Fr4gon) | 100 CP | ||||
75 | 6-3 | Rafa Busutil (PokeRaf) | 100 CP | ||||
76 | 6-3 | Alessandro Marchionne (60) | 100 CP | ||||
77 | 6-3 | Yann Eat (Ecclesia) | 100 CP | ||||
78 | 6-3 | Jeremy Rodrigues (Serapis) | 100 CP | ||||
79 | 6-3 | Andrew Ding (Valentine★) | 100 CP | ||||
80 | 6-3 | Curtis Ridings (Skalvern) | 100 CP | ||||
81 | 6-3 | Francisco Coroado (FCoroado) | 100 CP | ||||
82 | 6-3 | Aleksander Trzeciak (Vanity) | 100 CP | ||||
83 | 6-3 | Kiyoshiro Arai (じぇらーる) | 100 CP | ||||
84 | 6-3 | Wang Shengyu (莉莉艾) | 100 CP | ||||
85 | 6-3 | Oliver Eskolin (Owe) | 100 CP | ||||
86 | 6-3 | Gavin Michaels (HUH?!!) | 100 CP | ||||
87 | 6-3 | Aitzol Robles (Maco) | 100 CP | ||||
88 | 6-3 | Matthieu Barbe (Gabu) | 100 CP | ||||
89 | 6-3 | Giovanni Piscitelli (Genius) | 100 CP | ||||
90 | 6-3 | Luca Paz (0-x in swiss) | 100 CP | ||||
91 | 6-3 | William Bassolino (wjbax) | 100 CP | ||||
92 | 6-3 | Kimo Nishimura (Zoro) | 100 CP | ||||
93 | 6-3 | Luca Lussignoli (MOODY GIRL) | 100 CP | ||||
94 | 6-3 | Julián Piñeiro (NKG2D) | 100 CP | ||||
95 | 6-3 | Juanma Luque (JuanmaEl32) | 100 CP | ||||
96 | 6-3 | Michael Bailer (Neutral) | 100 CP | ||||
97 | 6-3 | Sidy Badiane (Dysi) | 100 CP | ||||
98 | 6-3 | Eric Rios (Riopaser) | 100 CP | ||||
99 | 6-3 | Antonio M. Rodrigo (EXHOUL) | 100 CP | ||||
100 | 6-3 | Marco Marras (Noxill) | 100 CP | ||||
101 | 6-3 | Enosh Shachar (Enosh) | 100 CP | ||||
102 | 6-3 | Frederik Høj Nielsen (Hoej) | 100 CP | ||||
103 | 6-3 | José M. López (Arth) | 100 CP | ||||
104 | 6-3 | Antonio Sánchez (Antonio) | 100 CP | ||||
105 | 6-3 | Tom Winter (TZ111) | 100 CP | ||||
106 | 6-3 | Alberto Fornaini (Lait) | 100 CP | ||||
107 | 6-3 | Alessio Y. Boschetto (Arks Fury) | 100 CP | ||||
108 | 6-3 | Nikola Zirdum (Nix) | 100 CP | ||||
109 | 6-3 | Marco Silva (marcofiero) | 100 CP | ||||
110 | 6-3 | Jorge Vega (Jorge) | 100 CP | ||||
111 | 6-3 | Jan Altisent (Jano) | 100 CP | ||||
112 | 6-3 | Gonzalo Estrada (GonesTR) | 100 CP | ||||
113 | 6-3 | Tim Sudermann (Flip) | 100 CP | ||||
114 | 6-3 | Brady Smith (B) | 100 CP | ||||
115 | 6-3 | Nicolò Lazzerini Denchi (NICO) | 100 CP | ||||
116 | 6-3 | Joshua Lorcy (Lorcy) | 100 CP | ||||
117 | 6-3 | Nils Dunlop (Nils) | 100 CP | ||||
118 | 6-3 | Vijay Modaher (Vijay) | 100 CP | ||||
119 | 6-3 | Victor Domingos Pinto (Victor) | 100 CP | ||||
120 | 6-3 | Giovanni Favara (Dzhupito) | 100 CP | ||||
121 | 6-3 | Sam Pickering (Sam) | 100 CP | ||||
122 | 6-3 | Xiao Haotian (DayDay) | 100 CP | ||||
123 | 6-3 | Marc Seguí (Metarizard) | 100 CP | ||||
124 | 6-3 | Florian Henry (Shiyo) | 100 CP | ||||
125 | 6-3 | David Ridorsa (Trace) | 100 CP | ||||
126 | 6-3 | Matteo Gabbi (GabboVGC) | 100 CP | ||||
127 | 6-3 | Jesús Camarero (marts) | 100 CP | ||||
128 | 6-3 | Cameron Smith (Cameron) | 100 CP |
Usage stats
Check the usage stats soon!
# | Pokémon | Usage | Day 2 |
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1 | 53.6% (151) | 9.3% (14) | |
2 | 43.3% (122) | 13.9% (17) | |
3 | 35.1% (99) | 10.1% (10) | |
4 | 31.6% (89) | 12.4% (11) | |
5 | 28.4% (80) | 16.3% (13) | |
6 | 27.7% (78) | 12.8% (10) | |
7 | 24.1% (68) | 19.1% (13) | |
8 | 22.0% (62) | 12.9% (8) | |
9 | 18.1% (51) | 9.8% (5) | |
10 | 17.8% (50) | 16.0% (8) | |
11 | (all) | 17.8% (50) | 10.0% (5) |
12 | 17.0% (48) | 10.4% (5) | |
13 | 14.5% (41) | 4.9% (2) | |
14 | 13.8% (39) | 5.1% (2) | |
15 | 13.5% (38) | 21.1% (8) |
# | Pokémon | Usage | Day 2 |
---|---|---|---|
16 | 12.8% (36) | 2.8% (1) | |
17 | 12.4% (35) | 14.3% (5) | |
18 | 12.1% (34) | 8.8% (3) | |
19 | 11.4% (32) | 6.3% (2) | |
20 | 10.6% (30) | 23.3% (7) | |
21 | 9.9% (28) | 10.7% (3) | |
22 | 9.2% (26) | 3.8% (1) | |
23 | 8.2% (23) | 8.7% (2) | |
24 | 7.4% (21) | 0.0% (0) | |
25 | 6.7% (19) | 15.8% (3) | |
26 | 6.7% (19) | 10.5% (2) | |
27 | 6.4% (18) | 16.7% (3) | |
28 | 6.0% (17) | 23.5% (4) | |
29 | 5.7% (16) | 0.0% (0) | |
30 | 5.3% (15) | 6.7% (1) |
Usage stats
You can compare these stats with those of Orlando Regionals, the only other Series 2 event so far! Check out our analysis in this Twitter thread!
# | Pokémon | Usage | Day 2 |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 53.6% (151) | 9.3% (14) | |
2 | 43.3% (122) | 13.9% (17) | |
3 | 35.1% (99) | 10.1% (10) | |
4 | 31.6% (89) | 12.4% (11) | |
5 | 28.4% (80) | 16.3% (13) | |
6 | 27.7% (78) | 12.8% (10) | |
7 | 24.1% (68) | 19.1% (13) | |
8 | 22.0% (62) | 12.9% (8) | |
9 | 18.1% (51) | 9.8% (5) | |
10 | 17.8% (50) | 16.0% (8) | |
11 | (all) | 17.8% (50) | 10.0% (5) |
12 | 17.0% (48) | 10.4% (5) | |
13 | 14.5% (41) | 4.9% (2) | |
14 | 13.8% (39) | 5.1% (2) | |
15 | 13.5% (38) | 21.1% (8) |
# | Pokémon | Usage | Day 2 |
---|---|---|---|
16 | 12.8% (36) | 2.8% (1) | |
17 | 12.4% (35) | 14.3% (5) | |
18 | 12.1% (34) | 8.8% (3) | |
19 | 11.4% (32) | 6.3% (2) | |
20 | 10.6% (30) | 23.3% (7) | |
21 | 9.9% (28) | 10.7% (3) | |
22 | 9.2% (26) | 3.8% (1) | |
23 | 8.2% (23) | 8.7% (2) | |
24 | 7.4% (21) | 0.0% (0) | |
25 | 6.7% (19) | 15.8% (3) | |
26 | 6.7% (19) | 10.5% (2) | |
27 | 6.4% (18) | 16.7% (3) | |
28 | 6.0% (17) | 23.5% (4) | |
29 | 5.7% (16) | 0.0% (0) | |
30 | 5.3% (15) | 6.7% (1) |
Teams and results - Seniors & Juniors
Seniors top cut
Juniors top cut
Streaming
The event will be broadcast live on Twitch and YouTube, with Adam Dorricott, Rosemary Kelley, Lou Akcos-Cromie and Lee Provost as casters, and, for the first time in the official channel, Kosta Daidimos, handling interviews to match winners and other special guests both on stage and on the special section Komala’s Treehouse.
- Day 1: stream starts on 14 April 2023 at 08:00 UTC
- Day 2 + Top Cut (except finals): stream starts on 15 April 2023 at 08:00 UTC
- Finals: Championship Sunday stream starts on 16 April 2023 at 08:00 UTC. VGC finals will come after Pokémon Go and TCG, and they are estimated to start around 14:30 UTC.
Round | Player 1 | vs | Player 2 |
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R1 | Paul Ruiz | vs | Javier Valdés |
R2 | Bas van der Heijden | vs | Álex Soto |
R3a | Jamie Boyt | vs | Francesco P. Pero |
R3b | Aurélien Soula | vs | Patrick Dawson |
R4 | Giovanni Piscitelli | vs | Alessio Y. Boschetto |
R5 | Alfredo Chang-Gonzalez | vs | Nico D. Cognetta |
R6 | Simone Sanvito | vs | Eric Rios |
R7 | Mattie Morgan | vs | Oliver Eskolin |
R8 | Matt Maynard | vs | Collin Heier |
R9 | Aaron Zheng | vs | Pablo Gallardo |
Round | Player 1 | vs | Player 2 |
---|---|---|---|
R10 | Davide Carrer | vs | Giulio Tarlao |
R11 | Alexander D’Andrea | vs | Gabriel Agati |
R12a | Ilias Roufogalis | vs | Leonardo Bonanomi |
R12b | Justin Carris | vs | Alister Sandover |
R13 | Paul Chua | vs | Joan Perelló |
R14 | David Koutesh | vs | Alberto Lara |
Top 8a | James Evans | vs | Joan Perelló |
Top 8b | Paul Ruiz | vs | Gabriel Agati |
Top 4a | Joan Perelló | vs | Paul Chua |
Top 4b | Alexander D’Andrea | vs | Gabriel Agati |
Round | Player 1 | vs | Player 2 |
---|---|---|---|
Juniors Finals | Federico C. | vs | Pietro N. K. |
Seniors Finals | Kylan V. | vs | Mattia C. |
Masters Finals | Paul Chua | vs | Gabriel Agati |
The event will be broadcast live on Twitch and YouTube, with Rosemary Kelley, Adam Dorricott, Lou Akcos-Cromie and Joe Brown as casters and Sierra Dawn Hunter managing interviews to match winners and invitees, such as 2022 NAIC champion James Evans, 2020 LAIC champion James Baek.
- Day 1: stream starts on 16 February at 21:45 UTC
- Day 2: stream starts on 17 February at 21:45 UTC
- Championship Sunday: stream starts on 18 February at 21:45 UTC with the TCG finals. VGC finals are expected on 19 February at around 03:00 UTC
Take a look at the following matches!
Round | Player 1 | vs | Player 2 |
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R1 | Henry Rich | vs | Gabriel Agati |
R2 | Kimo Nishimura | vs | Meaghan Rattle |
R3 | Ben Madigan | vs | Gavin Michaels |
R4 | Sam Pandelis | vs | Peng Chongjun |
R5 | Marco Silva | vs | Aurélien Soula |
R6 | Stefan Mott | vs | Alex Underhill |
R7 | Joseph Ugarte | vs | Justin Burns |
R8 | Collin Heier | vs | Eric Rios |
R9 | Luke Curtale | vs | Zackary Thornberg |
Round | Player 1 | vs | Player 2 |
---|---|---|---|
R10 | Yuki Zaninovich | vs | Gavin Michaels |
R11 | Jesse Beard | vs | Yuya Tada |
R12 | Alfredo Chang-Gonzalez | vs | Giulio Tarlao |
Casters | Rosemary Kelley | vs | Lou Akcos-Cromie |
R13 | Alberto Lara | vs | Sam Pandelis |
R14 | Collin Heier | vs | Aurélien Soula |
Top 8 | Thomas Gravouille | vs | Yuya Tada |
Top 4a | Raghav Malaviya | vs | Alberto Lara |
Top 4b | Yuya Tada | vs | Gavin Michaels |
Round | Player 1 | vs | Player 2 |
---|---|---|---|
Juniors Finals | Kiara N. | vs | Takumi M. |
Seniors Finals | Tin Tin N. | vs | Benjamin B. |
Masters Finals | Gavin Michaels | vs | Alberto Lara |
CP standings: North America
Season standings
The following are the North America Championship Point standings before and after the event.
Top 8 players at the end of the 2023 season get Day 2 invites to the 2023 World Championships.
Before the event
# | Player | CP |
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1 | Alberto Lara | 740 |
2 | Joseph Ugarte | 730 |
3 | Gavin Michaels | 680 |
4 | Wolfe Glick | 620 |
5 | Chuppa Cross IV | 620 |
6 | Luca Paz | 580 |
7 | Zackary Thornberg | 550 |
8 | Collin Heier | 500 |
9 | Nick Navarre | 490 |
10 | Justin Tang | 480 |
11 | James Evans | 470 |
12 | Raghav Malaviya | 460 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
After the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Alberto Lara | 900 |
2 | Paul Chua | 830 |
3 | Gavin Michaels | 780 |
4 | Chuppa Cross IV | 750 |
5 | Joseph Ugarte | 730 |
6 | James Evans | 720 |
7 | Nick Navarre | 690 |
8 | Luca Paz | 680 |
9 | Collin Heier | 630 |
10 | Wolfe Glick | 620 |
11 | Raghav Malaviya | 590 |
12 | Zackary Thornberg | 550 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
NAIC Travel Award standings
This event counts towards the North America International Championships (NAIC) Travel Award standings. It is the last event in the world to count, so the standings after EUIC should be final!
Top 4 players at the end of this period (20 February to 16 April 2023) will receive a $2000 Travel Award ($2500 for minors), while players ranked 5th to 8th will receive a $1000 Travel Stipend.
Before the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Justin Tang | 480 |
2 | Joseph Ugarte | 400 |
3 | Luka Trejgut | 320 |
4 | Justin Carris | 300 |
5 | Zackary Thornberg | 300 |
6 | Paul Chua | 270 |
7 | Wolfe Glick | 260 |
8 | Alberto Lara | 260 |
9 | Dylan Salvanera | 230 |
10 | Nick Navarre | 230 |
11 | Luca Paz | 220 |
12 | Aaron Clemons | 210 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
After the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Paul Chua | 770 |
2 | Justin Tang | 480 |
3 | Justin Carris | 460 |
4 | Nick Navarre | 430 |
5 | Alberto Lara | 420 |
6 | Joseph Ugarte | 400 |
7 | James Evans | 360 |
8 | Carson Confer | 350 |
9 | Luka Trejgut | 320 |
10 | Luca Paz | 320 |
11 | Alexander D’Andrea | 320 |
12 | Zee Costagliola | 310 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
CP standings: Europe
Season standings
The following are the Europe Championship Point standings before and after the event.
Top 16 players at the end of the 2023 season get Day 2 invites to the 2023 World Championships.
Before the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Eric Rios | 540 |
2 | Aurélien Soula | 540 |
3 | Taran Birdee | 460 |
4 | Thomas Gravouille | 440 |
5 | Marco Silva | 430 |
6 | Álex Soto | 370 |
7 | Giulio Tarlao | 300 |
8 | Guillermo Castilla | 290 |
9 | Bas van der Heijden | 280 |
10 | Alex Gómez | 270 |
11 | Andrea Olea | 260 |
12 | Giovanni Piscitelli | 250 |
13 | Markus Stadter | 240 |
14 | Rafa Busutil | 240 |
15 | Faaiz Ashfaq | 230 |
16 | Víctor Medina | 230 |
17 | Oliver Eskolin | 220 |
18 | Christian Smiljanić | 220 |
19 | Kevin Salvetto | 220 |
20 | Sam Bentham | 210 |
21 | Francesco P. Pero | 200 |
22 | Adam Cherfaoui | 200 |
23 | Eric E. Legroux | 200 |
24 | Yale K. A. Gasaan | 200 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
After the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Aurélien Soula | 670 |
2 | Eric Rios | 640 |
3 | Giulio Tarlao | 550 |
4 | Marco Silva | 530 |
5 | Alex Gómez | 470 |
6 | Taran Birdee | 460 |
7 | Thomas Gravouille | 440 |
8 | Víctor Medina | 430 |
9 | Álex Soto | 370 |
10 | Joan Perelló | 370 |
11 | Davide Carrer | 370 |
12 | Flavio Del Pidio | 360 |
13 | Giovanni Piscitelli | 350 |
14 | Kevin Salvetto | 350 |
15 | Rafa Busutil | 340 |
16 | Adam Cherfaoui | 330 |
17 | Oliver Eskolin | 320 |
18 | Leonardo Bonanomi | 320 |
19 | Mattie Morgan | 310 |
20 | Sebastian Li | 290 |
21 | Guillermo Castilla | 290 |
22 | Abtin Ghaad Amini | 290 |
23 | Alessio Y. Boschetto | 290 |
24 | Antonio Sánchez | 280 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
NAIC Travel Award standings
This event counts towards the North America International Championships (NAIC) Travel Award standings. It is the last event in the world to count, so the standings after EUIC should be final!
Top 4 players at the end of this period (20 February to 16 April 2023) will receive a $3500 Travel Award ($5000 for minors), while players ranked 5th to 8th will receive a $1000 Travel Stipend.
Before the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Aurélien Soula | 290 |
2 | Eric Rios | 280 |
3 | Taran Birdee | 250 |
4 | Marco Silva | 230 |
5 | Álex Soto | 210 |
6 | Alex Gómez | 210 |
7 | Markus Stadter | 200 |
8 | Michael Kelsch | 160 |
9 | Oliver Eskolin | 160 |
10 | Antonio Sánchez | 140 |
11 | Bas van der Heijden | 140 |
12 | Víctor Jiménez | 130 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
After the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Aurélien Soula | 420 |
2 | Alex Gómez | 410 |
3 | Eric Rios | 380 |
4 | Joan Perelló | 370 |
5 | Giulio Tarlao | 350 |
6 | Marco Silva | 330 |
7 | Víctor Medina | 320 |
8 | Davide Carrer | 310 |
9 | Flavio Del Pidio | 310 |
10 | Leonardo Bonanomi | 280 |
11 | Juan M. Odriozola | 260 |
12 | Oliver Eskolin | 260 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
CP standings: Latin America
Season standings
The following are the Latin America Championship Point standings before and after the event.
Top 8 players at the end of the 2023 season get Day 2 invites to the 2023 World Championships.
Before the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Gabriel Agati | 460 |
2 | Galo Orbea | 240 |
3 | Juan Salerno | 220 |
4 | João H. Gonçalves | 130 |
5 | Jefferson Camelo | 130 |
6 | Hugo Nascimento | 130 |
7 | Abraham Orta | 110 |
8 | Giovanni Araníbar | 110 |
9 | André Fumis | 100 |
10 | Luciano Begot | 100 |
11 | Matías Díaz | 100 |
12 | Tiago Correia | 100 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
After the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Gabriel Agati | 860 |
2 | Juan Salerno | 350 |
3 | Paul Ruiz | 290 |
4 | Galo Orbea | 240 |
5 | Juan M. Santizo | 160 |
6 | João H. Gonçalves | 130 |
7 | Jefferson Camelo | 130 |
8 | Hugo Nascimento | 130 |
9 | Abraham Orta | 110 |
10 | Giovanni Araníbar | 110 |
11 | André Fumis | 100 |
12 | Luciano Begot | 100 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
NAIC Travel Award standings
This event counts towards the North America International Championships (NAIC) Travel Award standings. It is the last event in the world to count, so the standings after EUIC should be final!
Top 4 players at the end of this period (20 February to 16 April 2023) will receive a $3500 Travel Award ($5000 for minors), while players ranked 5th to 8th will receive a $1000 Travel Stipend.
Before the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Gabriel Agati | 200 |
2 | Galo Orbea | 200 |
3 | Juan Salerno | 160 |
4 | João H. Gonçalves | 130 |
5 | Jefferson Camelo | 130 |
6 | André Fumis | 100 |
7 | Luciano Begot | 100 |
8 | Matías Díaz | 100 |
9 | Tiago Correia | 100 |
10 | Thiago Lattanzi | 80 |
11 | Yuri Bastos | 80 |
12 | Guilherme Queiroz | 80 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
After the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Gabriel Agati | 600 |
2 | Juan Salerno | 290 |
3 | Paul Ruiz | 250 |
4 | Galo Orbea | 200 |
5 | Juan M. Santizo | 160 |
6 | João H. Gonçalves | 130 |
7 | Jefferson Camelo | 130 |
8 | André Fumis | 100 |
9 | Luciano Begot | 100 |
10 | Matías Díaz | 100 |
11 | Tiago Correia | 100 |
12 | Thiago Lattanzi | 80 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
CP standings: Oceania
Season standings
The following are the Oceania Championship Point standings before and after the event.
Top 4 players at the end of the 2023 season get Day 2 invites to the 2023 World Championships.
Before the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Sam Pandelis | 490 |
2 | Alister Sandover | 420 |
3 | Meaghan Rattle | 340 |
4 | Liam Gilbert | 330 |
5 | Alfredo Chang-Gonzalez | 310 |
6 | James Katsaros | 290 |
7 | Michael Navas | 270 |
8 | Galvin Hui | 260 |
9 | Fred Zhou | 220 |
10 | Lochiel Cameron | 210 |
11 | Thomas Chen | 210 |
12 | Đạt Lương | 210 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
After the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Alister Sandover | 580 |
2 | Sam Pandelis | 490 |
3 | Meaghan Rattle | 470 |
4 | Alfredo Chang-Gonzalez | 470 |
5 | Liam Gilbert | 330 |
6 | James Katsaros | 290 |
7 | Michael Navas | 270 |
8 | Galvin Hui | 260 |
9 | Fred Zhou | 220 |
10 | Lochiel Cameron | 210 |
11 | Thomas Chen | 210 |
12 | Đạt Lương | 210 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
NAIC Travel Award standings
This event counts towards the North America International Championships (NAIC) Travel Award standings. It is the last event in the world to count, so the standings after EUIC should be final!
Top 4 players at the end of this period (20 February to 16 April 2023) will receive a $3500 Travel Award ($5000 for minors), while players ranked 5th to 8th will receive a $1000 Travel Stipend.
Before the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Sam Pandelis | 290 |
2 | Alister Sandover | 260 |
3 | Liam Gilbert | 200 |
4 | Mitch Kendrick | 190 |
5 | Meaghan Rattle | 180 |
6 | Ryan Hercus | 160 |
7 | Diego Ferreira | 160 |
8 | James Katsaros | 160 |
9 | Michael Navas | 140 |
10 | Galvin Hui | 130 |
12 | Chris Giagozoglou | 130 |
11 | Luke Iuele | 120 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
After the event
# | Player | CP |
---|---|---|
1 | Alister Sandover | 420 |
2 | Meaghan Rattle | 310 |
3 | Sam Pandelis | 290 |
4 | Alfredo Chang-Gonzalez | 220 |
5 | Liam Gilbert | 200 |
6 | Mitch Kendrick | 190 |
7 | Ryan Hercus | 160 |
8 | Diego Ferreira | 160 |
9 | James Katsaros | 160 |
10 | Curtis Ridings | 160 |
11 | Michael Navas | 140 |
12 | Galvin Hui | 130 |
Note: Pending Global Challenge I official standings.
Venue and schedule
The tournament will be held in the following location:
ExCeL London
One Western Gateway
Royal Victoria Dock
London, England E16 1XL
Check-in and badge pickup can be done on Thursday from 5 pm to 8 pm local time, or early on Friday from 8 am, at Entrance N3. Masters players must be ready in the venue by 14 April 2023 at 8:45 am local time (07:45 UTC) for the players meeting. The tournament starts right thereafter with the Day 1 Swiss rounds.
Day 2 Swiss rounds or top cut (depending on final attendance) will be played on 15 April 2023 at 9 am local time (08:00 UTC). Seniors and Juniors players start their tournament at 8:45 am local time.
Championship Sunday finals will be played on 16 April 2023 at 9 am local time (08:00 UTC), starting with Pokémon Go, then Pokémon TCG and finally Pokémon VGC (Masters finals estimated around 4:30 pm local time / 15:30 UTC).
Prizes
This event is one of the three International Championships that are part of the 2023 official TPCI circuit, the most important tournament tier after the World Championships, and thus it rewards Championship Points (CPs).
Information about participation goodies will be released at a later date.
Additionally, the best-placed players will receive the following prizes depending on final attendance:
Placement | CP | Prize money | Pokémon TCG booster packs |
---|---|---|---|
Winner | 500 CP | $1500 | 72 packs |
Runner-up | 400 CP | $1000 | 72 packs |
Semifinalists | 320 CP | $750 | 72 packs |
5th to 8th | 250 CP | $500 | 36 packs |
9th to 16th | – | – | 18 packs |
Placement | CP | Prize money | Pokémon TCG booster packs |
---|---|---|---|
Winner | 500 CP | $1500 | 72 packs |
Runner-up | 400 CP | $1000 | 72 packs |
Semifinalists | 320 CP | $750 | 72 packs |
5th to 8th | 250 CP | $500 | 36 packs |
9th to 16th | 200 CP | – | 18 packs |
Placement | CP | Prize money | Pokémon TCG booster packs |
---|---|---|---|
Winner | 500 CP | $1500 | 72 packs |
Runner-up | 400 CP | $1000 | 72 packs |
Semifinalists | 320 CP | $750 | 72 packs |
5th to 8th | 250 CP | $500 | 36 packs |
9th to 16th | 200 CP | – | 18 packs |
17th to 32nd | 160 CP | – | – |
Placement | CP | Prize money | Pokémon TCG booster packs |
---|---|---|---|
Winner | 500 CP | $2500 | 72 packs |
Runner-up | 400 CP | $1500 | 72 packs |
Semifinalists | 320 CP | $1000 | 72 packs |
5th to 8th | 250 CP | $750 | 36 packs |
9th to 16th | 200 CP | $500 | 18 packs |
17th to 32nd | 160 CP | – | – |
Placement | CP | Prize money | Pokémon TCG booster packs |
---|---|---|---|
Winner | 500 CP | $2500 | 72 packs |
Runner-up | 400 CP | $1500 | 72 packs |
Semifinalists | 320 CP | $1000 | 72 packs |
5th to 8th | 250 CP | $750 | 36 packs |
9th to 16th | 200 CP | $500 | 18 packs |
17th to 32nd | 160 CP | – | – |
33rd to 64th | 130 CP | – | – |
Placement | CP | Prize money | Pokémon TCG booster packs |
---|---|---|---|
Winner | 500 CP | $5000 | 72 packs |
Runner-up | 400 CP | $2500 | 72 packs |
Semifinalists | 320 CP | $1500 | 72 packs |
5th to 8th | 250 CP | $1000 | 36 packs |
9th to 16th | 200 CP | $750 | 18 packs |
17th to 32nd | 160 CP | $500 | – |
33rd to 64th | 130 CP | – | – |
Placement | CP | Prize money | Pokémon TCG booster packs |
---|---|---|---|
Winner | 500 CP | $5000 | 72 packs |
Runner-up | 400 CP | $2500 | 72 packs |
Semifinalists | 320 CP | $1500 | 72 packs |
5th to 8th | 250 CP | $1000 | 36 packs |
9th to 16th | 200 CP | $750 | 18 packs |
17th to 32nd | 160 CP | $500 | – |
33rd to 64th | 130 CP | – | – |
65th to 128th | 100 CP | – | – |
Placement | CP | Prize money | Pokémon TCG booster packs |
---|---|---|---|
Winner | 500 CP | $5000 | 72 packs |
Runner-up | 400 CP | $2500 | 72 packs |
Semifinalists | 320 CP | $1500 | 72 packs |
5th to 8th | 250 CP | $1000 | 36 packs |
9th to 16th | 200 CP | $750 | 18 packs |
17th to 32nd | 160 CP | $500 | – |
33rd to 64th | 130 CP | – | – |
65th to 128th | 100 CP | – | – |
129th to 256th | 80 CP | – | – |
Placement | CP | Prize money | Pokémon TCG booster packs |
---|---|---|---|
Winner | 500 CP | $5000 | 72 packs |
Runner-up | 400 CP | $2500 | 72 packs |
Semifinalists | 320 CP | $1500 | 72 packs |
5th to 8th | 250 CP | $1000 | 36 packs |
9th to 16th | 200 CP | $750 | 18 packs |
17th to 32nd | 160 CP | $500 | – |
33rd to 64th | 130 CP | – | – |
65th to 128th | 100 CP | – | – |
129th to 256th | 80 CP | – | – |
257th to 512th | 60 CP | – | – |
If prize money is $5000 or more, it will be given as a choice of scholarship (in all cases) or cash (for minors, as a Pokémon Visa® Prepaid Card). For lower prizes, it will be given as cash (for minors, as a Pokémon Visa® Prepaid Card).
Overview
The Europe International Championships, or EUIC, is one of the four official TPCI International events for Pokémon VGC, TCG and Pokémon GO, alongside the Latin America (absent from the VGC circuit this season), Oceania and North America Internationals. It will also host the Pokémon UNITE Aeos Cup Europe Finals, featuring Pokémon UNITE for the first time ever at an International Championship. For VGC, it is the second Internationals of the 2023 season and of the new games Pokémon Scarlet & Pokémon Violet. It is also the last event in the world in the NAIC travel award race.
It is the fifth edition of EUIC. See the results of the previous editions:
- 2017, won by Miguel Martí
- 2018, won by Simone Sanvito
- 2019, won by Flavio Del Pidio
- 2022, won by Eric Rios
The ruleset is VGC Regulation Set C and it will be played using open team lists. It is the first event in Europe to be played with Regulation Set C!
A little bit of history
The United Kingdom has been part of the Europe region of the official TPCI circuit for many years. It has hosted multiple major events, including Regional Championships, old-era National Championships, the 2017 and 2018 Europe Internationals and even the 2022 World Championships, the first one to be held in Europe. The United Kingdom’s greatest VGC success was Mark McQuillan‘s 2015 Senior Division World Championship win.
The most recent tournament held in the United Kingdom was the 2023 Liverpool Regionals, played in the VGC Regulation Set A in January 2023. The finals saw American Luca Paz defeat Spaniard Álex Soto to achieve his first-ever major title.
The last time the Europe International Championships were held was the 2022 edition, hosted in Frankfurt, Germany, and played in Pokémon Sword & Pokémon Shield with the VGC Series 12 ruleset in April 2022. The EUIC finals saw Spaniard Eric Rios, who had just won the 2022 Liverpool Regionals with the same team one month earlier, defeat Finn Oliver Eskolin to achieve the most important title of his career!
Sign-up instructions
Sign-ups for the event are done through RK9 Labs platform, and you will first need to set up your RK9 profile and have a Play! Pokémon Player ID. All players must comply with the Play! Pokémon COVID-19 Protocols.
Sign-ups are £60 for Masters players and £40 for Seniors and Juniors players, and they will be open in several waves on 9 March 2023, with 331 spots for all age divisions made available in each wave.
- First wave: sign-ups will open at 9 am local time (09:00 UTC).
- Second wave: sign-ups will open at 3 pm local time (15:00 UTC).
- Third wave: sign-ups will open at 7 pm local time (19:00 UTC).
With 331 spots in each wave, plus the reserved seats for the Travel Award recipients, the capacity of the event is of over 1050 players. This may be the largest live event ever!
After the cap was reached, a new wave of sign-ups for the last available spots open on 12 April 2023 at 7 pm local time (18:00 UTC).
If the player cap is not reached, sign-ups close 2 days before the event starts, on 12 April 2023 at 11:59 pm local time (10:59 UTC).
For registered players, team lists must be submitted 1 hour 15 minutes before the event starts, by 14 April 2023 at 7:30 am local time (06:30 UTC) for Masters players and by 15 April 2023 at 7:30 am local time (06:30 UTC) for Seniors and Juniors players. Paper team lists can also be found here.
Spectator passes are £10 and can be purchased through RK9 Labs.
EUIC Travel Award recipients
The players with most Championship Points (CP) in the Travel Award standings from each TPCI region at the end of the EUIC Travel Award period (28 November 2022 to 19 February 2023) earned Travel Award prizes for this tournament:
- Top 4 players in North America, Latin America and Oceania receive a $3500 Travel Award ($5000 for minors)
- Top 4 players in Europe receive a $2000 Travel Award ($2500 for minors)
- Players ranked 5th to 8th in each region receive a $1000 Travel Stipend
Additionally, Top 4 players in Players Cups I, II and III may opt to use their Travel Award for this tournament if they have not done so yet.
The following are the final EUIC Travel Award standings for each region:
# | Player | CP | Travel Award |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Gavin Michaels | 580 | $3500 |
2 | Chuppa Cross IV | 540 | $3500 |
3 | Alberto Lara | 480 | $3500 |
4 | Raghav Malaviya | 410 | $3500 |
5 | James Evans | 360 | $1000 |
6 | Collin Heier | 350 | $1000 |
7 | Joseph Ugarte | 330 | $1000 |
8 | Alex Underhill | 310 | $1000 |
9 | Luca Paz | 300 | – |
10 | Peng Chongjun | 290 | – |
11 | Wolfe Glick | 280 | – |
12 | Stefan Mott | 260 | – |
# | Player | CP | Travel Award |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Eric Rios | 260 | $2000 |
2 | Thomas Gravouille | 250 | $2000 |
3 | Aurélien Soula | 250 | $2000 |
4 | Taran Birdee | 210 | $2000 |
5 | Giulio Tarlao | 200 | $1000 |
6 | Marco Silva | 200 | $1000 |
7 | Thomas Dowling | 170 | $1000 |
8 | Álex Soto | 160 | $1000* |
9 | Guillermo Castilla | 160 | $1000* |
10 | Francesco Rasini | 160 | $1000* |
11 | Francesco Pardini | 130 | – |
12 | Faaiz Ashfaq | 130 | – |
# | Player | CP | Travel Award |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Gabriel Agati | 130 | $3500 |
2 | Alberto Renero | 60 | $3500 |
3 | Abraham Orta | 50 | $3500 |
4 | Diego Gutiérrez | 50 | $3500 |
5 | César Reyes | 40 | $1000* |
6 | Christian Ramírez | 40 | $1000* |
7 | Luis Canseco | 40 | $1000* |
8 | Arath Vera | 40 | $1000* |
9 | Paul Ruiz | 40 | $1000* |
10 | Xavier Méndez | 40 | $1000* |
11 | Galo Orbea | 40 | $1000* |
# | Player | CP | Travel Award |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Alfredo Chang-Gonzalez | 250 | $3500 |
2 | Sam Pandelis | 200 | $3500 |
3 | Jesse Beard | 160 | $3500* |
4 | Alister Sandover | 160 | $3500* |
5 | Fred Zhou | 160 | $3500* |
6 | Matthew Robinson | 160 | $3500* |
7 | Meaghan Rattle | 160 | $3500* |
8 | Matthew Mitchell | 160 | $3500* |
9 | Alex Donaldson | 160 | $3500* |
10 | Michael Navas | 130 | – |
11 | Vivek Arunagiri | 130 | – |
12 | Long Nguyen | 130 | – |