🏆 JP Duel for a Dual – Mega Finals Event Overview:
The JP Duel for a Dual – Mega Finals is a premier cEDH (Commander) tournament focused on high-level competitive play. This event brings together top pilots for a serious, rules-driven environment where skill, preparation, and decision-making matter.
Entry Fee: R750
Venue: Nexus Hub
Address: Harley Street, Randburg
Date: 1st of March 2026
Please EFT Entry to:
Account Details
Bank name: Standard Bank
Branch name: ROSEBANK
Branch code: 4305
Account holder: MR YU-TING Y YEN
Account number: 071827307
Account type: CURRENT
Ref: Name Surname + JP
Schedule, Round and Point Structures
Player Registration: On the Day and Ahead of time on Website, it is Highly recommened that players register, pay and submit decklists ahead of time to avoit delays in rounds.
Starting Time: 10:00 AM Prompt
Player Briefing: Prior to Round 1
Round Structure:
Swiss-style pod play
Multiplayer pods of 4 players
Number of Swiss rounds based on total attendance
Point Structure
This cEDH tournament utinilzes the Japanese point wager system, this is a tournament scoring method where players start with a set amount of points (e.g., 1000) and wager a percentage (e.g., 7%) each round; the winner takes the pot, but draws cause all wagered points to be lost, encouraging decisive wins and making draws detrimental to everyone. Variations exist, like Hareruya's system where winners gain points lost by losers, or simpler win/loss point systems (4/2/1 for 1st/2nd/3rd), but the wager model promotes high-stakes gameplay and unique strategies for point accumulation.
Core Mechanics of the Point Wager System
Starting Points: Players begin with a fixed number, typically 1000.
Wager: Each round, players put a percentage (e.g., 4-7%) of their current points into a central pot.
Winning: The player who wins the pod claims all points in the pot.
Draws/No Winner: If no winner emerges (e.g., due to time or stalemate), all wagered points are lost, penalizing everyone.
📜 Competition Rules
This is a Competitive REL event.
Players are expected to have full knowledge of their deck and common cEDH interactions.
Unsporting conduct, intentional slow play, or angle shooting will not be tolerated.
Judges and tournament staff rulings are final.
All games follow standard multiplayer Commander rules.
🃏 Proxy Policy
To ensure competition focuses on player skill rather than card availability, limited proxies are permitted. Maximum of 20 proxies per deck
Proxies may only represent cards you do not own, if intending to proxy owned cards, the cards must be with the player on the day in a file. Shared collection between two players are allowed but need to be communicated with TO beforehand to avoid issues during deck check.
Proxies must be:
Clearly legible
Correctly named
Easily identifiable
Basic lands do not count toward the proxy limit
Judges may reject unclear or misleading proxies
ABSOLUTELY NO NSFW IMAGES
Failure to comply may result in penalties or disqualification.
📋 Decklist Submission
Decklists are mandatory Only Moxfield decklist links will be accepted
Decklists must: Match the physical deck exactly Be submitted before the start of Round 1 Changes to decklists after submission are not permitted Failure to submit a valid decklist may result in disqualification.
💎 Prize Pool
Top 4 players will each receive one Dual Land (Which one will depend on their standing.)
Additional prizes will include:
Booster products: playbooster (Avatar, Lorwyn and more) for the whole player base Two Precons up for grabs as draw prizes Random draw prizes for remaining participants (subject to final attendance) of FF SP AVA singles, commander cards (Fetches, S lands) and more
Final prize details will be confirmed and communicated prior to the event.
📣 Additional Information
Seating and pod assignments will be announced on the day Further updates will be shared via official event socials and the tournament page
TO reserves right to cancell event or adjust prizepool based on attentdance
