Tournament · Paper

MIT Championship 台灣冠軍賽-第十三輪

★★★★ · Modern · played on paper · 1 Nov 2026

Results and decklists from Melee.

82players
7 + top 8rounds
81published lists81 of 82 players. The other 1 show rank and record only.
28archetypes13 appear once

Playoff, top 8 the last three rounds, read back from the final. Pick a name to open that player's list

Playoff results

Quarterfinals

  1. gan86650 defeated Chiyou 2 0
  2. Peter780107 defeated lineopen 2 1
  3. exeexe defeated dino2351 2 0
  4. Wei_Hao_Huang defeated Gaea0127 2 1

Semifinals

  1. Peter780107 defeated gan86650 2 0
  2. Wei_Hao_Huang defeated exeexe 2 1

Final

  1. Wei_Hao_Huang defeated Peter780107 2 0

The field 81 published lists of 82 players · 28 archetypes

the winner's list

Standings 82 players, 81 with a published list

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Method

Win rate is wins divided by wins plus losses. It counts every round, the playoff included. Byes and draws are left out.

81 of 82 players published a list. The 1 without one are spread through the standings, not only at the bottom. So the lists here are almost the whole field, and together they win about half their matches.

The field draws the archetypes with at least 3% of the lists, 10 at most. The rest are in one Other block, so the big ones stay wide enough to read. Every archetype is still in the filter.

This page does not rate archetypes. One event is too small a sample. The field shows share, which one event can measure. Win rates live on the archetype page, which uses the whole format.

Archetype labels come from our classifier. When our classifier cannot name a deck, we show the archetype Melee gives it, marked with †.

Stars show what an event is worth: 5 for a Pro Tour or World Championship, 4 for a Regional Championship, 3 for a Spotlight or a big open, 2 for an RCQ, 1 for the rest. This event has 4.

Results, pairings and decklists come from Melee. If something is wrong on Melee, it is wrong here too. Players at paper events have no player page on this site, so their names are not links.