Congratulations to our 2020 World Cup Champions, Team Plate Latin America!
What is the World Cup of Pokémon VGC?
The World Cup is a long-running grassroots VGC tournament between teams which represent various countries or regions in the world. Ever wanted to see a showdown between the top players of US East and Germany? Or how about Japan versus the UK? Exciting matchups like these could very well be a possibility in the World Cup!
The World Cup differs from most VGC tournaments in that it includes sets played in older formats. You’ll see everything from VGC13 to VGC20 played over the course of the 2020 season of the World Cup. In order to make this possible, the World Cup is primarily played on Pokémon Showdown as opposed to in-game.
The tournament will start on the 24th of August!
What’s new in the 2020 season?
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Four brand-new teams will participate: Team France, Team Nordics, Team China, and Team Korea. This brings the total amount of teams to 20.
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Managers will decide if their team wishes to play legacy formats (13 and 14) at all, as well as whether or not they prefer to play 19 Sun or 19 Moon over 19 Ultra, at the start of the tournament as opposed to every week. Otherwise, the default formats each week are 15, 16, 17, 18, 19u, 20, 20, 20.
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Playoffs will feature 8v8 weeks with bonus 3v3 rounds in case a tiebreaker is necessary.
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An expanded list of rules and procedures will be followed to minimize disputes this year, which includes tightened eligibility rules (including a cap tie rule).
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Judges will be brought on to help commissioners with mid-set issues, in particular ones involving timers or DCs.
Tournament Format
- There will be 4 pools of 5 teams: pools are represented by the colors Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow. Each round lasts a week, starting on Tuesday (specifically, once Monday turns to Tuesday at midnight CET).
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Scoring: when teams play another team in their pool, a win awards 3 points, a tie awards 1 point, and a loss awards 0 points. For cross-pool matchups, teams are not awarded points; instead, the results of these weeks are used as the primary tiebreaker.
- The group stage lasts 5 weeks and has each team play one of the other 4 teams in their pool; the one team that is left without a pair in each pool every week will instead play a pairless team from another pool (if possible, a team from a different region), which is referred to as a cross-pool round. Only matches between teams in the same pool yield points. During the group stage, each team fields 8 players weekly.
- Once the group stage is over, the top 2 teams in each pool will advance to playoffs. The playoffs last 3 weeks and are a Top 8 single-elimination bracket. Seeding is based on group stage results, with the first place in a group facing the second place of another group. During the playoffs, teams still field 8 players, but go into an extra 3v3 tiebreaker round in case of a tie. Teams may field players who already played during the week in the 3v3 tiebreaker round.
- All matches are played on Pokémon Showdown by default. (Playing on cart is allowed if both players agree to it.)
- All matches are Best-of-3. Players may not change their team in any way during a Best-of-3 set; however, they may change teams from week to week.
For more information, see the “Details” tab.
Social Media and Coverage
Highlight matches will be streamed weekly at twitch.tv/TrainerTowerPKMN and commentated by a talented selection of casters.
Want to see live standings and more? Take a look at the World Cup spreadsheet!
Follow the official World Cup Twitter for more updates, and join our Discord server if you want to be notified when a match is about to start!
Teams
The 2020 season of the World Cup of Pokémon VGC will feature 16 returning teams from last year in addition to four brand-new expansion teams: Team France, Team Nordics, Team China, and Team Korea. In total, there will now be 20 teams participating in the World Cup!
US East
Team US East
VGC13: No
VGC14: Yes
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: JamesWBaek (James Baek) and gazgramgus (Stephen Mea).
Roster:
US East can recruit players from the states of OH, WV, VA, NC, SC, GA, FL, and any states further east.
US West
Team US West
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: komvgc (Gavin Michaels) and Braverius (Zach Droegkamp).
Roster:
US West can recruit players from the states of MT, WY, CO, NM, and any states further west.
US Central
Team US Central
VGC13: Yes
VGC14: Yes
VGC19: Sun or Moon
Managers: SamJTemple (Sam Temple) and nerd_of_now (Alex Collins).
Roster:
US Central can recruit players from the states of ND, SD, NE, KS, OK, TX, MN, IA, MO, AR, LA, WI, IL, KY, TN, MS, MI, IN, and AL.
Canada
Team Canada
VGC13: Yes
VGC14: No
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: JeanMarcVGC (Jean-Marc Hébert) and SpookyMegamite (Nick Jorgensen).
Roster:
United Kingdom
Team United Kingdom
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Sun or Moon
Managers: JamieBoytVGC (Jamie Boyt) and ThinkJamieKean (Jamie Kean).
Roster:
Italy
Team Italy
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Sun
Manager: GhostyInfinity (Gianluca Grassi).
Roster:
Spain
Team Spain
VGC13: Yes
VGC14: Yes
VGC19: Ultra only
Manager: PokeAlex_ (Alex Gomez).
Roster:
Germany
Team Germany
VGC13: Yes
VGC14: Yes
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: DaFloVGC (Florian Wurdack) and drug_duck (Christopher Kugeler).
Roster:
France
Team France
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Sun or Moon
Manager: RadiumH3 (Alexandre Lissardy) and the_megathorn (Alban Badin).
Roster:
Team France are a new expansion team for the 2020 season.
Nordics
Team Nordics
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Sun or Moon
Manager: NostalgiaIsGood (Ola Petersen Nordby).
Roster:
Team Nordics are a new expansion team for the 2020 season. They can recruit players from the countries of Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland.
Rest of Europe
Team Rest of Europe
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Moon
Managers: _000aj (Andres Escobosa) and MeninoJardim (Eduardo Cunha).
Roster:
Team Rest of Europe can recruit players from the countries of Portugal, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, Greece, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine, Russia, and Turkey, as well as the micro-states of Andorra, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, San Marino, and Vatican City. Further, on the grounds of their political and cultural ties to Europe, Rest of Europe may also draft players from Cyprus and Israel.
Plate Latin America
Team Plate Latin America
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Sun or Moon
Managers: AvatarFede (Federico Turano) and AgatiGa (Gabriel Agati).
Roster:
Team Plate Latin America can recruit players from the countries of Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Brazil.
North Latin America
Team North Latin America
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Ultra only
Manager: GoldenEmpoleon (Alberto Renero).
Roster:
Team North Latin America can recruit players from Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean Islands.
Andes Latin America
Team Andes Latin America
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: Ralfdude90 (Paul Ruiz) and DonVGC (Juan Naar).
Roster:
Team Andes Latin America can recruit players from the countries of Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, and Bolivia.
Australia
Team Australia
VGC13: No
VGC14: Yes
VGC19: Sun or Moon
Managers: Dawgpkmn (Luke Curtale) and ChosenFutureVGC (James Katsaros).
Roster:
Japan
Team Japan
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: ForteVGC and AkanumaVGC (Suguru Akanuma).
Roster:
Southeast Asia
Team Southeast Asia
VGC13: No
VGC14: Yes
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: ShamanVGC (Melvin Keh) and Ismatmyron (Ismat Myron Beg).
Roster:
Team Southeast Asia can recruit players from the countries of Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
East Asia
Team East Asia
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: ChienX2_VGC (Chien-Chien Tsai) and Cyrus1119 (Cyrus Or).
Roster:
Team East Asia can recruit players from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.
Korea
Team Korea
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: pokemon_tcg (Sejun Park) and NashVGC.
Roster:
Team Korea are a new expansion team for the 2020 season.
China
Team China
VGC13: No
VGC14: No
VGC19: Ultra only
Managers: YihuiVGC (Yihui Xu) and Yejiang (Jukun He).
Roster:
Team China are a new expansion team for the 2020 season. They can recruit players from mainland China.
VGC Formats
Each week, the following formats are played by default:
15 16 17 18 19u 20 20 20
Each week, teams will have 2x Series 6 20 slots and 1x Series 5 20 slot; players should take care to be aware of which Series rules they are playing that week. Formats from older years are played based on what was legal at the World Championships that year.
Before the start of the tournament, each team must also decide on the following:
- If they wish to play VGC13 in place of VGC20.
- If they wish to play VGC14 in place of VGC20.
- If they wish to play 19 Sun, 19 Moon, or either of 19 Sun or 19 Moon in place of 19 Ultra.
These decisions are made on a per-season basis as opposed to a weekly basis; a change from previous years.
If two teams who made the decision to play 13 over 20 face each other, the first VGC20 Series 6 slot is replaced by a VGC13 slot. Similarly, if two teams who made the decision to play 14 over 20 face each other, the first VGC20 Series 6 slot is also replaced by a VGC14 slot. If the two teams wish to play both 13 and 14, the replaced slots are the first Series 6 VGC20 slot and the singular Series 5 VGC20 slot.
Further, if two teams who made the decision to play Sun instead of Ultra face, the VGC19 Ultra slot is replaced by a VGC19 Sun slot. The same goes for Moon. If one team prefers to play Moon but the other team is fine with either Sun or Moon, they will play Moon. If one team prefers to play Sun but the other team is fine with either Sun or Moon, they will play Sun. Finally, if both teams are fine with either Sun or Moon, the format is randomly chosen from one of the two.
Playoffs tiebreaker round
If two teams go into a 3v3 tiebreaker round in the playoffs, then assuming Team A faces Team B, the formats for these 3 sets are determined as follows:
- One VGC20 slot.
- One format chosen by Team A.
- One format chosen by Team B.
The formats chosen by each team are bound by the above rules: for example, VGC13 can only be chosen if both teams agreed to play 13 at tournament start. The same goes for VGC14, VGC19s, and VGC19m.
The two teams are allowed to choose the same format (for example, if both teams want to play VGC17 for their free slots, the formats for the 3v3 tiebreaker round will be 17, 17, and 20).
Eligibility
Your primary country or region eligibility is determined by fulfilling at least one of the following conditions:
- You are a citizen of the country or region you are applying for.
OR
- You currently reside in the country or region you are applying for.
Commissioners will generally not ask for proof of primary country eligibility unless we believe there is reason to suspect foul play.
Your secondary country or region eligibility is determined by fulfilling at least one of the following conditions:
- You have spent most of the past 3 years of your life in the country or region you are applying for.
OR
- You have a parent from the country or region you are applying for AND lived there for at least 3 years.
Commissioners may ask for some manner of soft proof (e.g. having neutral third parties confirm that one of the above conditions holds) for players wishing to choose their team based on secondary country eligibility.
A player only needs to fulfill one of the four conditions listed above to be eligible for a team. The only difference between primary or secondary eligibility is how likely commissioners are to request proof. Primary eligibility does not take precedence over secondary eligibility.
It is possible for a player to have multiple primary or secondary eligibilities, in which case they may choose which team they wish to join themselves.
If a player is found to have faked information relating to their eligibility, they will be removed from the tournament.
Cap tie rule
Once you’ve played for a team in the World Cup, you are tied to that team and are not allowed to play for another team in future World Cup seasons, UNLESS the team you were playing for is split into two or more teams OR the team you were playing for is merged into other teams. This rule is effective from the 2020 season onwards.
Example: If a Dutch player plays for Rest of Europe this year, but a Team Netherlands is created next year, then they lose their RoE eligibility and may switch to Team Netherlands if they wish to continue participating in the World Cup.
You are allowed to be a helper or point of contact for a team without being tied to the team so long as you do not play for them.
Tiebreakers
Teams which advance to playoffs are decided on points. If two or more teams are tied on points, tiebreakers come into play.
Tiebreakers follow the order listed below:
- Win or tie achieved in a cross-pool round. (Win > tie > loss.)
- Amount of sets won (equivalent to set differential).
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Game differential.
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Head-to-head.
In the unlikely event that two teams tie in all of the above, they must each select a player to play an extra set of VGC20. The chosen players should ideally be immediately available to play, but teams may delay the match to at most Tuesday (and only if absolutely necessary). The winner is decided by which team wins the tiebreaker set.
During playoffs, teams will go into a 3v3 tiebreaker round in case of a tie. Whichever team takes 2 of 3 sets first wins the week.
Rules & Guidelines
Players and managers alike are expected to familiarize themselves with the below rules.
Disputes
When a dispute arises between two players, the first attempt to resolve it should be between the two players in question. If they do not succeed, they may turn to their managers instead. The managers should only seek resolution from the commissioners if they are unable to come to an agreement.
Any agreement between two players, once confirmed by their respective managers, is final. When a commissioner’s or judge’s aid is requested, they will come to a ruling based on the rules laid out here, in which case their word is also final. In the event that a player refuses to listen to a commissioner’s or judge’s decision regarding a mid-set dispute, they may be punished with a game or set loss (whichever is deemed more appropriate by the staff member handling the dispute).
Cheating
Cheating (or obvious attempts to cheat) will be punished with a set loss if there is sufficient evidence for it. The following are considered forms of cheating:
- Ghosting (any outside assistance during a match, eg teammates suggesting plays during a set)
- Changing an aspect of the team being used (moves, items, etc) mid-set
- Impersonation
- Falsifying results
- Bribing, collusion, or any other attempt to influence the outcome of a game by way of means outside the game itself
If a player’s attempt to cheat is considered severe enough in nature, they may also be disqualified from the tournament entirely.
Banned Pokémon or Moves
It is each player’s duty to ensure the team they are using is legal for the format they are playing. If this is not the case, the player will be given a match loss. If this match loss does not decide the set, they may immediately resume playing the set with a corrected team (i.e. a team legal for the format they are playing). If the player does not have a proper team immediately available for the match, they will instead receive a set loss.
Players will be given a set loss if caught using Guard Split onto a Chansey or Blissey in any of their games. This decision was made on the basis of the timer functioning differently on cart compared to Pokémon Showdown; the lack of a round timer denies players one of the main counterplay options against these sorts of teams. For the sake of rule clarity, players should refrain from using this particular strategy even if a game is scheduled to be played on cart.
Banned Players
Players banned from TPCi’s VGC circuit may not participate in the World Cup. It is the commissioners’ belief that this rule will help make the tournament more welcoming for players and spectators alike.
Substitutions and Extensions
Substitutions may be made if there is an issue with a player’s availability or if both managers agree that a substitution is necessary (regardless of reason). The managers must notify commissioners of the substitution being made.
Extensions will be granted by commissioners if they are deemed necessary on a case-by-case basis.
Scheduling and Activity Wins
Players should schedule their matches as soon as possible. They may do so through any medium of their choice, though Discord or Twitter should be the preferred options. If necessary, players may go through a point of contact to schedule their matches.
If a player does not know how to contact their opponent, they should immediately reach out to the opposing team’s point of contact or manager(s). If a player contacts their opponent but receives no response after 48 hours, they must report this to their own manager(s).
It is each player’s responsibility to communicate clearly when scheduling. Be especially aware of time zone differences. Use time zone converters if you find it convenient to do so.
During playoffs, teams should ideally aim to complete their matches before Monday. In case of a 3v3 tiebreaker round during playoffs, teams are encouraged to schedule the tiebreaker sets on Monday so as to ensure the tournament proceeds at a good pace.
If a player is 15 minutes late to a match, the on-time player or their team should reach out to the late player’s team (by tagging their team role on Discord) to notify them. If the player has not shown up 30 minutes after the set was intended to start and no suitable substitution is provided, the on-time player may request an activity win. If they do not wish to take an activity win, they may instead request to reschedule the set. If the late player is 15 minutes late once more to a rescheduled set, their opponent gets an activity win by default.
Timers and DCs
The timer may only be turned on after all three games of a best-of-3 have been opened in Pokémon Showdown. If you are uncertain, check to ensure that your opponent is there by speaking to them in match chat (a simple “ready?” or “can I turn on the timer?” is fine), assuming both players speak a shared language.
If your opponent has not said otherwise, assume that turning on the timer is fine. If a player does not wish to play with a timer (regardless of their reason), they should reach out to their opponent before the set has been started and notify them of this. The opponent must respect this wish; however, if a player takes too long to complete their moves in a no-timer set, they may call in a commissioner or judge. If the organizer confirms one of the players appears to be stalling for time (by taking more than 2 minutes per move on average across at least 3 turns), they should overrule the decision to play without timer.
If a player asks for the timer to be turned off mid-set and did not notify their opponent before the start of the set that they would like to play without timer, the opponent is not obligated to turn off the timer. Further, if players do choose to play with timer, they may not turn off the timer unless both parties agree to it.
If a player is found repeatedly requesting no timer sets and taking too long to make their moves, their team will be issued a warning. Similarly, if a player is found to not respect their opponent’s desire to play without timer on, their team will be issued a warning. Repeated infractions will lead to harsher punishments, such as a match loss.
If a player disconnects while the timer is running, the timer should be stopped. If the player does not reappear within a few minutes, a commissioner or judge should be called in. If the player still does not appear within 3 minutes (time confirmed by judge), the timer may be turned back on again.
If a player is found or suspected to be disconnecting on purpose to gain extra time, they will receive a set loss. If the other player fails to stop the timer when their opponent disconnects, their team will first be warned. Once again, repeated infractions by players on the team will lead to harsher punishments, such as a match loss.
In the event that no commissioner or judge is available to preside over a match with timer or disconnection issues, players and teams should aim to resolve matters amicably themselves by following the above guidelines to the best of their ability.
Chat and Nicknames
Players may speak during the course of a set, but must keep the conversation respectful (insults or harassment will not be tolerated). Failure to do so will result in a warning, and repeated offenses may result in a match loss.
Players are allowed to nickname their Pokémon, but the names must be tasteful. No personal attacks of any kind are permitted. In the same vein, players may not nickname their Pokémon with the aim of attempting to rile up or otherwise offend their opponent. Failure to comply will result in a match loss, after which the player using inappropriate nicknames will be asked to change their nicknames before continuing the set.
The schedule overview shows which teams play each other, whereas weekly schedules show player-vs-player matchups. Please check the spreadsheet for live standings!
Crosspool matchups will avoid matching teams from the same regions against each other whenever possible, but are otherwise randomized.
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Example 1: One week, teams E1, E2, A1, and A2 are selected for the crosspool round. E1 and E2 are both European teams, whereas A1 and A2 are from the APAC region. Then E1 is matched up with either A1 or A2 (at random) and E2 is matched up with whichever of A1 or A2 was not chosen to play against E1.
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Example 2: One week, teams U1, U2, U3, and E1 are selected for the crosspool round. U1, U2, and U3 are all North American teams, whereas E1 is a European team. In this case, we can not avoid having two NA teams play each other, so the crosspool matchups for the week are randomized.
Overview: Group Stage
Week 1 lasts from August 24 to September 1.
Week 2 lasts from September 1 to September 8.
Week 3 lasts from September 8 to September 15.
Week 4 lasts from September 15 to September 22.
Week 5 lasts from September 22 to September 29.
Playoffs: Finals
Plate Latin America
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Format |
China
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AvatarFede (Federico Turano) |
VGC15 |
Yejiang (Jukun He) |
Andy (Federico Andino) |
VGC16 |
Ken (Zheyuan Huang) |
Fumito (André Fumis) |
VGC17 |
ZygardeAwaken (Gary Qian) |
Sebas (Sebastián Escalante) |
VGC18 |
wood (Jinghui Gu) |
mysticbox_cr (Joaquín Salerno) |
VGC19U |
Ahri (Guli Lin) |
Gabriel Agati |
VGC20 S5 |
aotobj (Bingjie Wang) |
SimiusBlack (Julián Martínez) |
VGC20 S6 |
OHastune (Chenghua Li) |
Juanfi (Juan Francisco Salerno) |
VGC20 S6 |
Yunfeng Li |
Results include team standings as well as other information that may be of use to players, such as Showdown replays. If a team is displayed as 6 Bulbasaur, it means the match replays were not reported (though the result was).
Group Stage: Week 1
Format
US East
6 – 2
East Asia
Replays
VGC15
Angel Miranda
2 – 1
Nga Hin Yuen
VGC16
Tommy Cooleen
1 – 2
Pak Hei Leung
VGC17
Stephen Mea
2 – 0
Pui Yin Kwok
VGC18
Animus
2 – 1
Kei Yin Or
VGC19u
Joey Costagliola
2 – 1
Chien-Chien Tsai
VGC20
Joseph Ugarte
2 – 1
Hugo Wu
VGC20
Brady Smith
0 – 2
Jian Ting Liu
VGC20
Ashton Cox
2 – 0
Man Kit Ao
Format
US West
1 – 7
Andes Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Hayden McTavish
0 – 2
Juan Naar
VGC16
River Davis
1 – 2
Estephan Valdebenito
VGC17
Scott Iwafuchi
0 – 2
Dorian Quiñonez
VGC18
Jackson Finch
1 – 2
Kelvin Quishpe
VGC19u
Allan Martinez
0 – 2
Javier Valdes
VGC20
Raghav Malaviya
2 – 1
Matias Roa
VGC20
Andrew Ding
0 – 2
Jean Paul Lopez
VGC20
Demitri Kaguras
0 – 2
Raul Ramirez
Format
US Central
5 – 3
Southeast Asia
Replays
VGC14
Collin Heier
0 – 2
Melvin Keh
VGC15
Jonathan Rankin
0 – 2
Low Wai Yin
VGC16
Andrew Nowak
0 – 2
John Renelle Payumo
VGC17
Meghan Hyman
2 – 0
Jasdil Deo
VGC18
Jake Muller
2 – 1
Guntur Prabowo
VGC19u
William Marks
2 – 0
Chaiyawat Traiwichcha
VGC20
Justin Burns
2 – 0
Hakim Nah
VGC20
Trevor Rosberg
2 – 1
Evan Weng
Format
Canada
3 – 5
Japan
Replays
VGC15
Raphael Bagara
2 – 1
Kento Kitayama
VGC16
Randy Kwa
0 – 2
Shohei Kimura
VGC17
Matt Tidd
2 – 1
Teru Nakajima
VGC18
Nate Wright
1 – 2
Mao Harada
VGC19u
Alex Lebel
1 – 2
Ko Tsukide
VGC20
Abe Brath
2 – 0
Joji Kaieda
VGC20
Sebastien Biage
1 – 2
Kohei Sakurai
VGC20
Adi Subramanian
1 – 2
Tomoyuki Yoshimura
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Format
United Kingdom
4 – 4
Nordics
Replays
VGC15
Jamie Boyt
0 – 2
Pontus Westerlund
VGC16
Matt Carter
0 – 2
Patrick Moore
VGC17
Ben Kyriakou
2 – 1
David Barker
VGC18
Jonathan Marston
2 – 1
Jens Arne Mækinen
VGC19s
Calvin Foster
1 – 2
Oliver Eskolin
VGC20
Ben Markham
1 – 2
Joonas Hakalahti
VGC20
Taran Birdee
2 – 1
Brede Stavø
VGC20
Harry Louth
2 – 0
David Degerman
Format
Italy
6 – 2
China
Replays
VGC15
Flavio Del Pidio
2 – 0
Hongchao Wang
VGC16
Luca Lussignoli
1 – 2
Zheyuan Huang
VGC17
Davide Cauteruccio
2 – 0
Gary Qian
VGC18
Simone Sanvito
2 – 0
Zhengyi Xuan
VGC19u
Marco Silva
2 – 1
Jingshu Li
VGC20
Edoardo Giunipero Ferraris
1 – 2
Bingjie Wang
VGC20
Davide Miraglia
2 – 0
Guli Lin
VGC20
Davide Carrer
2 – 1
Chenghua Li
Format
Spain
6 – 2
Australia
Replays
VGC14
Albert Bañeres
2 – 0
Ty Power
VGC15
Alex Gomez
2 – 0
Alister Sandover
VGC16
Yeray Arriví
2 – 1
James Katsaros
VGC17
Javier Señorena
0 – 2
Chris Kan
VGC18
Guillermo Castilla
0 – 2
Mitch Kendrick
VGC19u
Miguel Pedraza
2 – 0
Henry Rich
VGC20
Antonio Sánchez
2 – 1
Malcolm Mackellar
VGC20
Cristian Casares
2 – 0
Graham Amedee
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Format
Germany
4 – 4
Korea
Replays
VGC15
Till Böhmer
2 – 1
Hongyun Jeon
VGC16
Tobias Koschitzki
2 – 1
Joongyu Baek
VGC17
Serkan Tas
0 – 2
Jinho Park
VGC18
Matthias Suchodolski
0 – 2
Jiseok Lee
VGC19u
Fabian Braun
1 – 2
Hyungwoo Shin
VGC20
Faaiz Ashfaq
2 – 0
Junhee Lee
VGC20
Andrej Siefried
2 – 1
Sangyoon Jeong
VGC20
Markus Sponholz
0 – 2
Sanghyun Na
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Format
France
6 – 2
North Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Thomas Gravouille
2 – 0
Moises Briones
VGC16
Arthur Blanc-Renaudie
2 – 1
Victor Gonzalez
VGC17
Anthony Liuzzo
2 – 1
Rene Alvarenga
VGC18
Alban Badin
1 – 2
David Rodríguez
VGC19u
Redsilver
1 – 2
Abby
VGC20
Antoine De La Forest
2 – 1
Daniel Núñez
VGC20
François-Xavier De Lageneste
2 – 0
Jesus Breton
VGC20
Nicolas Legoux
2 – 1
Geovanni Polanco
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Format
Rest of Europe
4 – 4
Plate Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Raphael Paul
2 – 1
Federico Andino
VGC16
Eduardo Cunha
2 – 1
Sebastian Escalante
VGC17
Szymon Wojdat
0 – 2
André Fumis
VGC18
Andrea Olea
2 – 0
Federico Turano
VGC19m
Bartosz Ekiert
1 – 2
Juan Francisco Salerno
VGC20
Mattie Morgan
2 – 1
Caio Romanini
VGC20
Enosh Shachar
1 – 2
Gabriel Agati
—
VGC20
Lukas Auer
0 – 2
Julian Martinez
—
Group Stage: Week 2
Format
US East
3 – 5
Korea
Replays
VGC15
Arbin Tumaneng
0 – 2
Jiseok Lee
VGC16
Joey Costagliola
1 – 2
Hongyun Jeon
VGC17
Jeremy Odena
2 – 1
Sejun Park
VGC18
Jeremy Rodrigues
0 – 2
SeongJea Jeong
VGC19u
Stephen Mea
2 – 0
Jongyoon Baek
VGC20
Thomas DeRosa
1 – 2
Seunghoon Cha
VGC20
Kyle Livinghouse
2 – 0
Hyungwoo Shin
VGC20
Joseph Ugarte
1 – 2
Sanghyun Na
—
Format
US West
3 – 5
East Asia
Replays
VGC15
William Hall
2 – 1
Hugo Wu
VGC16
kingofmars
2 – 0
ChienX2
VGC17
Scott Iwafuchi
0 – 2
Yu Feng Jhuo
VGC18
Jackson Finch
1 – 2
Chih Chun Chen
VGC19u
Vishy Vasudevan
0 – 2
Kei Yin Or
VGC20
Raghav Malaviya
2 – 1
Nga Hin Yuen
VGC20
Kimo Nishimura
0 – 2
Jenn Chau Duh
VGC20
Andrew Ding
0 – 2
Jian Ting Liu
Format
US Central
5 – 3
Spain
Replays
VGC13
Justin Burns
2 – 0
Juan Borreguero
VGC14
Jon Hu
2 – 0
Arbol Deku
VGC15
Cedric Bernier
2 – 1
Miguel Marti de la Torre
VGC16
Jake Muller
0 – 2
Javier Señorena
—
VGC17
Diana Bros
2 – 0
Alex Soto
VGC18
Trevor Rosberg
0 – 2
Juan Antonio Fernandez
VGC19u
Brandon Meckley
1 – 2
Miguel Pedraza
VGC20
Meghan Hyman
2 – 0
Antonio Sanchez
Format
Canada
4 – 4
China
Replays
VGC15
Raphael Bagara
0 – 2
Jukun He
VGC16
Nick Jorgensen
2 – 0
Zheyuan Huang
VGC17
Nate Wright
2 – 0
Jingshu Li
VGC18
Fiona Szymkiewicz
0 – 2
Guli Lin
VGC19u
Jean-Marc Hébert
1 – 2
Jinghui Gu
VGC20
Matt Tidd
2 – 1
Yunfeng Li
VGC20
Sébastien Biagé
2 – 0
Yuhao Liu
VGC20
Ryan Loseto
1 – 2
Bingjie Wang
Format
United Kingdom
6 – 2
North Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Jamie Kean
2 – 1
David Rodríguez
VGC16
Justin Miller
1 – 2
Christian Ramírez Lira
VGC17
Ben Kyriakou
1 – 2
Victor Gonzalez
VGC18
Jonathan Marston
2 – 1
Rene Alvarenga
VGC19u
David Partington
2 – 0
Abraham Orta
VGC20
Harry Louth
2 – 0
Alejandro Rolón
VGC20
Calvin Foster
2 – 0
Luis Miguel Hernandez
VGC20
Taran Birdee
2 – 1
Kenneth Gamboa
—
Format
Italy
2 – 6
Plate Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Luca Lussignoli
0 – 2
Federico Andino
VGC16
Flavio Del Pidio
0 – 2
Sebastian Escalante
VGC17
Luca Ceribelli
2 – 1
André Fumis
VGC18
Michele Gavelli
1 – 2
Federico Turano
VGC19s
Edoardo Giunipero Ferraris
1 – 2
Joaquín Salerno
VGC20
Leonardo Bonanomi
2 – 0
Gabriel Agati
VGC20
Luca Marcato
1 – 2
Julián Martínez
VGC20
Marco Silva
0 – 2
Juan Francisco Salerno
Format
Germany
5 – 3
France
Replays
VGC15
Matthias Suchodolski
0 – 2
Florian Henry
VGC16
Tobias Koschitzki
2 – 1
Thomas Gravouille
VGC17
Michael Riechert
2 – 0
Alban Badin
VGC18
Serkan Tas
0 – 2
Nicolas Carvalho
VGC19u
Faaiz Ashfaq
2 – 0
Hippolyte Bernard
VGC20
Markus Stadter
1 – 2
François-Xavier De Lageneste
VGC20
Fevzi Özkan
2 – 1
Antoine De La Forest
VGC20
Andrej Siefried
2 – 0
Jules Degruson
Format
Nordics
2 – 6
Japan
Replays
VGC15
Pontus Westerlund
0 – 2
Joji Kaieda
VGC16
Patrick Moore
0 – 2
Mao Harada
VGC17
Teemu Mankinen
1 – 2
Kohei Sakurai
VGC18
Jens Arne Maekinen
1 – 2
Teru Nakajima
VGC19u
Oliver Eskolin
2 – 0
Yusuke Ikeda
VGC20
Joonas Hakalahti
2 – 0
Ko Tsukide
VGC20
Marius Solberg Schanche
0 – 2
Tomoyuki Yoshimura
VGC20
Mikael Viljanen
0 – 2
Shohei Kimura
Format
Rest of Europe
4 – 4
Southeast Asia
Replays
VGC15
Raphael Paul
2 – 0
Melvin Keh
VGC16
Andres Escobosa
2 – 1
Wilson Foong
VGC17
Enosh Shachar
1 – 2
Matthias Loong
VGC18
Eduardo Cunha
0 – 2
Jasdil Deo
VGC19u
Andrea Olea
1 – 2
John Renelle Payumo
VGC20
Szymon Wojdat
2 – 0
Low Wai Yin
VGC20
Mattie Morgan
2 – 1
Guntur Prabowo
VGC20
Filip Idczak
0 – 2
Evan Weng
Format
Andes Latin America
4 – 4
Australia
Replays
VGC15
Juan Naar
2 – 0
James Katsaros
VGC16
Diego Ferreira
1 – 2
Alister Sandover
VGC17
Dorian Quiñonez
2 – 1
Liam Gilbert
VGC18
Javier Valdes
0 – 2
Mitch Kendrick
VGC19u
Jean Paul Lopez
2 – 0
Sam Pandelis
VGC20
Kelvin Quishpe
2 – 0
Paul Amedee
VGC20
Estephan Valdebenito
1 – 2
Ben Madigan
VGC20
Renzo Navarro
0 – 2
Chris Kan
Group Stage: Week 3
Format
US East
3 – 5
North Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Angel Miranda
0 – 2
Alejandro Rolón
VGC16
Jeremy Odena
2 – 1
Christian Ramírez Lira
VGC17
Stephen Mea
1 – 2
Victor Gonzalez
VGC18
Kyle Livinghouse
0 – 2
David Rodríguez
VGC19u
Thomas DeRosa
0 – 2
Abraham Orta
VGC20
Brady Smith
2 – 0
Kenneth Gamboa
VGC20
Ashton Cox
1 – 2
Geovanni Polanco
VGC20
Joseph Ugarte
2 – 0
Jesus Breton
Format
US West
5 – 3
Australia
Replays
VGC15
Demitri Kaguras
2 – 1
Malcolm Mackellar
VGC16
Jackson Finch
1 – 2
James Katsaros
VGC17
Raghav Malaviya
2 – 1
Sam Pandelis
VGC18
William Hall
2 – 1
Mitch Kendrick
VGC19u
Kimo Nishimura
1 – 2
Chris Kan
VGC20
Andrew Ding
2 – 0
Ben Madigan
VGC20
Vishy Vasudevan
1 – 2
Alister Sandover
VGC20
Gavin Michaels
2 – 1
Graham Amedee
Format
US Central
5 – 3
Italy
Replays
VGC15
Jonathan Rankin
0 – 2
Flavio Del Pidio
VGC16
Jon Hu
1 – 2
Michele Gavelli
VGC17
Meghan Hyman
2 – 0
Luca Marcato
VGC18
Cedric Bernier
2 – 1
Davide Cauteruccio
VGC19s
Justin Burns
1 – 2
Luca Lussignoli
VGC20
Diana Bros
2 – 1
Leonardo Bonanomi
VGC20
William Marks
2 – 1
Davide Carrer
VGC20
Jake Muller
2 – 0
Davide Miraglia
Format
Canada
5 – 3
Nordics
Replays
VGC15
Abe Brath
2 – 0
Jens Arne Mækinen
VGC16
Jean Marc
0 – 2
Patrick Moore
VGC17
Alex Lebel
2 – 0
Ola Nordby
VGC18
Nate Wright
2 – 0
Oliver Eskolin
VGC19u
Adi Subramanian
1 – 2
Teemu Mankinen
VGC20
Sébastien Biagé
0 – 2
David Barker
VGC20
Matt Tidd
2 – 1
Brede Stavo
VGC20
Fiona Szymkiewicz
2 – 0
David Degerman
Format
United Kingdom
3 – 5
China
Replays
VGC15
Lee Provost
2 – 0
Jukun He
VGC16
Matt Carter
2 – 1
BennyWong
VGC17
Jonathan Marston
0 – 2
Zheyuan Huang
VGC18
Ben Markham
0 – 2
Jinghui Gu
VGC19u
Jamie Boyt
2 – 1
Zhengyi Xuan
VGC20
Calvin Foster
0 – 2
Bingjie Wang
VGC20
Taran Birdee
1 – 2
Chenghua Li
VGC20
Harry Louth
1 – 2
Yunfeng Li
Format
Spain
1 – 7
East Asia
Replays
VGC15
Albert Bañeres
1 – 2
Yu Feng Jhuo
VGC16
Yeray Arrivi
1 – 2
Chen Wu
VGC17
Alex Gomez
0 – 2
Jenn Chau Duh
VGC18
Antonio Sánchez
0 – 2
Chih-Chun Chen
VGC19u
Miguel Pedraza
0 – 2
Pui Yin Kwok
VGC20
Juan Antonio Fernandez
2 – 0
Pak Hei Leung
VGC20
Guillermo Castilla
1 – 2
Liu Jian Ting
VGC20
Cristian Casares
1 – 2
Ao Man Kit
Format
Germany
7 – 1
Andes Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Till Böhmer
2 – 0
Matias Roa
VGC16
Tobias Koschitzki
2 – 0
Raul Ramirez
VGC17
Michael Riechert
2 – 0
Javier Parada
VGC18
Eike Marvin Gilcher
2 – 1
Renzo Navarro
VGC19u
Fabian Braun
2 – 1
Jean Paul Lopez
VGC20
Markus Sponholz
2 – 1
Dorian Quiñonez
VGC20
Markus Stadter
1 – 2
Diego Ferreira
VGC20
Andrej Siefried
2 – 1
Kelvin Quishpe
Format
France
3 – 5
Korea
Replays
VGC15
Thomas Gravouille
2 – 1
Hongyun Jeon
VGC16
Arthur Blanc-Renaudie
1 – 2
Jiseok Lee
VGC17
Anthony Liuzzo
1 – 2
Joongyu Baek
VGC18
Florian Henry
2 – 1
Sangyoon Jeong
VGC19u
Hippolyte Bernard
0 – 2
Hyungwoo Shin
VGC20
Nicolas Legoux
0 – 2
SeongJae Jeong
VGC20
Adam Cherfaoui
2 – 1
Junhee Lee
VGC20
Francois-Xavier De Lageneste
0 – 2
Jinho Park
Format
Rest of Europe
3 – 5
Japan
Replays
VGC15
Andres Escobosa
1 – 2
Kento Kitayama
VGC16
Mattie Morgan
2 – 0
Kazuki Ogushi
VGC17
Eduardo Cunha
1 – 2
Kohei Sakurai
VGC18
Andrea Olea
0 – 2
Shohei Kimura
VGC19u
Raphael Paul
2 – 1
Yuki Zaninovich
VGC20
Szymon Wojdat
0 – 2
Rinya Kobayashi
VGC20
Tom Dowling
2 – 1
Mao Harada
VGC20
Lukas Auer
0 – 2
Tomoyuki Yoshimura
Format
Plate Latin America
3 – 5
Southeast Asia
Replays
VGC15
Federico Andino
0 – 2
Low Wai Yin
VGC16
Andre Fumis
1 – 2
John Renelle Payumo
VGC17
Gabriel Agati
2 – 1
Melvin Keh
VGC18
Joaquin Salerno
0 – 2
Guntur Prabowo
VGC19u
Sebastian Escalante
2 – 0
Martin Tan
VGC20
Federico Turano
1 – 2
Evan Weng
VGC20
Julian Martinez
1 – 2
Hakim Nah
VGC20
Juan Francisco Salerno
2 – 1
Matthias Loong
Group Stage: Week 4
Format
US East
5 – 3
France
Replays
VGC15
Angel Miranda
2 – 1
Thomas Gravouille
VGC16
Tommy Cooleen
1 – 2
Arthur Blanc-Renaudie
VGC17
Jeremy Odena
2 – 0
Nicolas Carvalho
VGC18
Stephen Mea
2 – 1
Florian Henry
VGC19u
Kyle Livinghouse
2 – 0
Alban Badin
VGC20
Arbin Tumaneng
2 – 1
Adam Cherfaoui
VGC20
Brady Smith
1 – 2
François-Xavier De Lageneste
VGC20
Joseph Ugarte
1 – 2
Antoine De La Forest
Format
US West
5 – 3
Korea
Replays
VGC15
Hayden McTavish
2 – 1
Sejun Park
VGC16
Gavin Michaels
2 – 1
Hongyun Jeon
VGC17
River Davis
1 – 2
Sanghyeon Na
VGC18
Raghav Malaviya
2 – 0
Hyungwoo Shin
VGC19u
Andrew Ding
2 – 0
Jongyoon Baek
VGC20
Scott Iwafuchi
2 – 1
Junhee Lee
VGC20
Demitri Kaguras
1 – 2
Seunghoon Cha
VGC20
Allan Martinez
0 – 2
Joongyu Baek
Format
US Central
3 – 5
Rest of Europe
Replays
VGC15
Jake Muller
2 – 1
Raphael Paul
VGC16
Andrew Nowak
0 – 2
Eduardo Cunha
VGC17
Justin Burns
0 – 2
Enosh Shachar
VGC18
Brandon Meckley
1 – 2
Szymon Wojdat
VGC19m
William Marks
2 – 1
Bartosz Ekiert
VGC20
Diana Bros
0 – 2
Mattie Morgan
VGC20
Alyssa Smith
2 – 1
Lukas Auer
VGC20
Meghan Hyman
0 – 2
Tom Dowling
Format
Canada
3 – 5
Plate Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Abe Brath
1 – 2
Sebastian Escalante
VGC16
Nick Jorgensen
2 – 1
Federico Turano
VGC17
Alexandre Lebel
1 – 2
André Fumis
VGC18
Nate Wright
0 – 2
Juan Francisco Salerno
VGC19u
Sebastien Biage
1 – 2
Gabriel Agati
VGC20
Aditya Subramanian
2 – 0
Luciano Begot
VGC20
Matt Tidd
2 – 1
Gonzalo Sintas
VGC20
Fiona Szymkiewicz
0 – 2
Julián Martínez
Format
United Kingdom
4 – 4
Japan
Replays
VGC15
Jamie Kean
0 – 2
Kento Kitayama
VGC16
Justin Miller
2 – 0
Kazuki Ogushi
VGC17
Ben Kyriakou
2 – 0
Shohei Kimura
VGC18
Jonathan Marston
1 – 2
Yusuke Ikeda
VGC19u
Jamie Boyt
0 – 2
Yuki Zaninovich
VGC20
Taran Birdee
2 – 0
Joji Kaieda
VGC20
Lee Provost
0 – 2
Rinya Kobayashi
VGC20
David Partington
2 – 1
Tomoyuki Yoshimura
Format
Italy
5 – 3
Southeast Asia
Replays
VGC15
Flavio Del Pidio
1 – 2
Matthias Loong
VGC17
Davide Carrer
1 – 2
Martin Tan
VGC18
Michele Gavelli
1 – 2
Hakim Nah
VGC19u
Luca Ceribelli
2 – 1
Evan Weng
VGC20
Simone Sanvito
2 – 1
Guntur Prabowo
VGC20
Davide Cauteruccio
2 – 1
Melvin Keh
VGC20
Marco Silva
2 – 1
Jasdil Deo
VGC20
Luca Marcato
2 – 0
Ismat Myron Beg
Format
Spain
6 – 2
Andes Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Alex Gomez
1 – 2
Juan Naar
VGC16
Javier Señorena
2 – 1
Estephan Valdebenito
VGC17
Juan Borreguero
2 – 0
Dorian Quiñonez
VGC18
Juan Antonio Fernandez
1 – 2
Paul Ruiz
VGC19u
Miguel Pedraza
2 – 0
Javier Valdes
VGC20
Alex Soto
2 – 0
Renzo Navarro
VGC20
Guillermo Castilla
2 – 0
Kelvin Quishpe
VGC20
Antonio Sánchez
2 – 0
Diego Ferreira
Format
Germany
5 – 3
North Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Till Böhmer
2 – 0
Alejandro Rolon
VGC16
Tobias Koschitzki
0 – 2
Christian Ramirez
VGC17
Michael Riehert
1 – 2
Victor Gonzalez
VGC18
Fabian Braun
2 – 0
David Rodríguez
VGC19u
Markus Stadter
2 – 0
Abraham Orta
VGC20
Matthias Suchodolski
1 – 2
Daniel Nuñez
VGC20
Andrej Siefried
2 – 0
Geovanni Polanco
VGC20
Markus Sponholz
2 – 1
Jesùs Breton
–
Format
Nordics
2 – 6
China
Replays
VGC15
Jens Arne Mækinen
1 – 2
Jukun He
VGC16
Patrick Moore
0 – 2
Gary Qian
VGC17
Teemu Mankinen
0 – 2
Zhengyi Xuan
VGC18
Pontus Westerlund
1 – 2
Guli Lin
VGC19u
Oliver Eskolin
2 – 1
Zheyuan Huang
VGC20
Joonas Hakalahti
0 – 2
Bingjie Wang
VGC20
Marius Solberg Schanche
1 – 2
Chenghua Li
VGC20
Mikael Viljanen
2 – 1
Yuhao Liu
Format
Australia
3 – 5
East Asia
Replays
VGC15
Ty Power
0 – 2
Liu Jian-Ting
VGC16
James Katsaros
0 – 2
Yu Feng Jhuo
VGC17
Liam Gilbert
0 – 2
Yuen Nga Hin
VGC18
Christopher Kan
2 – 1
Chih Chun Chen
VGC19u
Alister Sandover
2 – 0
Chen Wu
VGC20
Ben Madigan
0 – 2
Cyrus Or
VGC20
Henry Rich
0 – 2
Pui Yin Kwok
VGC20
Paul Amedee
2 – 0
Man Kit Ao
Group Stage: Week 5
Format
US East
0 – 8
Germany
Replays
VGC14
Angel Miranda
0 – 2
Markus Stadter
VGC15
Arbin Tumaneng
0 – 2
Till Böhmer
VGC16
Stephen Mea
0 – 2
Tobias Koschitzki
VGC17
Ashton Cox
0 – 2
Michael Riechert
Forfeit
VGC18
Jeremy Odena
0 – 2
Fabian Braun
Forfeit
VGC19U
Joseph Ugarte
0 – 2
Serkan Tas
Forfeit
VGC20
Kyle Livinghouse
0 – 2
Markus Sponholz
Forfeit
VGC20
Thomas DeRosa
0 – 2
Matthias Suchodolski
Format
US West
1 – 7
Spain
Replays
VGC15
Demitri Kaguras
0 – 2
Alex Gomez
—
VGC16
Gavin Michaels
1 – 2
Javier Señorena
VGC17
Jackson Finch
1 – 2
Juan Borreguero
VGC18
William Hall
1 – 2
Juan Antonio Fernandez
—
VGC19u
Raghav Malaviya
2 – 1
Miguel Pedraza
VGC20
Vishy Vasudevan
1 – 2
Cristian Casares
VGC20
Scott Iwafuchi
1 – 2
Guillermo Castilla
VGC20
Andrew Ding
1 – 2
Antonio Sánchez
Format
US Central
3 – 5
Plate Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Jake Muller
2 – 1
Federico Turano
VGC16
Alyssa Smith
2 – 0
Sebastian Escalante
VGC17
Justin Burns
0 – 2
André Fumis
VGC18
Cedric Bernier
2 – 1
Nehuen Cabibbo
VGC19m
William Marks
0 – 2
Joaquin Salerno
VGC20
Diana Bros
0 – 2
Gabriel Agati
VGC20
Collin Heier
0 – 2
Julian Eduardo Martinez
VGC20
Meghan Hyman
0 – 2
Juan Francisco Salerno
—
Format
Canada
4 – 4
United Kingdom
Replays
VGC15
Abe Brath
2 – 0
Jamie Kean
VGC16
Nick Jorgensen
2 – 1
Matt Carter
VGC17
Alex Lebel
2 – 1
Ben Kyriakou
VGC18
Nate Wright
1 – 2
Jamie Boyt
VGC19u
Sebastien Biage
2 – 0
Jonathan Marston
VGC20
Adi Subramanian
1 – 2
Taran Birdee
VGC20
Matt Tidd
0 – 2
Harry Louth
VGC20
Fiona Szymkiewicz
1 – 2
Ben Markham
Format
Italy
3 – 5
Rest of Europe
Replays
VGC15
Simone Sanvito
0 – 2
Eduardo Cunha
VGC16
Flavio del Pidio
0 – 2
Mattie Morgan
VGC17
Luca Marcato
1 – 2
Enosh Shachar
VGC18
Luca Lussignoli
0 – 2
Szymon Wojdat
VGC19u
Edoardo Giunipero Ferraris
2 – 0
Raphael Paul
VGC20
Davide Cauteruccio
1 – 2
Filip Idczak
VGC20
Davide Carrer
2 – 1
Andrea Olea
VGC20
Marco Silva
2 – 1
Tom Dowling
Format
France
2 – 6
Southeast Asia
Replays
VGC15
Thomas Gravoille
1 – 2
Low Wai Yin
VGC16
Florian Henry
0 – 2
John Renelle Payumo
VGC17
Jules Degruson
0 – 2
Matthias Loong
VGC18
Adam Cherfaoui
0 – 2
Melvin Keh
—
VGC19u
Anthony Liuzzo
1 – 2
Guntur Prabowo
VGC20
Nicolas Carvalho
2 – 1
Chaiyawat Traiwichcha
VGC20
Nicolas Legoux
2 – 1
Hakim Nah
VGC20
François-Xavier De Lageneste (professeurFX)
1 – 2
Evan Weng
Format
Nordics
5 – 3
Australia
Replays
VGC15
Pontus Westerlund
2 – 1
Alister Sandover
VGC16
Jens Arne Mækinen
2 – 1
Mitch Kendrick
VGC17
Patrick Moore
0 – 2
Graham Amedee
VGC18
David Barker
2 – 0
Chris Kan
VGC19m
Teemu Mankinen
0 – 2
James Katsaros
VGC20
Mikael Viljanen
0 – 2
Paul Amedee
VGC20
Joonas Hakalahti
2 – 1
Ben Madigan
VGC20
Oliver Eskolin
2 – 1
Malcolm Mackellar
—
Format
North Latin America
3 – 5
Korea
Replays
VGC15
David Rodríguez
1 – 2
Joongyu Baek
VGC16
Christian Ramírez Lira
1 – 2
Sejun Park
VGC17
Víctor González
1 – 2
Sangyoon Jeong
VGC18
Alejandro Rolón
2 – 1
Jinho Park
VGC19u
Abraham Orta
2 – 0
Hongyun Jeon
VGC20
Daniel Núñez
1 – 2
Jiseok Lee
VGC20
Kenneth Gamboa
0 – 2
SeongJae Jeong
Format
Andes Latin America
5 – 3
East Asia
Replays
VGC15
Juan Naar
0 – 2
Liu Jian-Ting
VGC16
Estephan Valdebenito
2 – 0
Nga Hin Yuen
VGC17
Dorian Quiñonez
2 – 0
Kei Yin Or
VGC18
Paul Ruiz
0 – 2
Pak Hei Leung
VGC19u
Diego Ferreira
0 – 2
Jenn Chau Duh
VGC20
Javier Valdes
2 – 1
Chih Chun Chen
VGC20
Raul Ramirez
2 – 0
Pui Yin Kwok
VGC20
Jean Paul Lopez
2 – 0
Hugo Wu
Format
Japan
6 – 2
China
Replays
VGC16
Kazuki Ogushi
2 – 0
Zheyuan Huang
VGC17
Kohei Sakurai
2 – 1
Hongchao Wang
VGC18
Shohei Kimura
0 – 2
Zhengyi Xuan
VGC19u
Yuki Zaninovich
2 – 1
Jinghui Gu
VGC20
Ko Tsukide
2 – 1
Jingshu Li
VGC20
Mao Harada
2 – 0
Bingjie Wang
VGC20
Teru Nakajima
2 – 1
Yunfeng Li
—
Playoffs: Top 8
Format
Spain
3 – 5
Japan
Replays
VGC15
Albert Bañeres
0 – 2
Kento Kitayama
VGC16
Yeray Arrivi
0 – 2
Kazuki Ogushi
VGC17
Juan Borreguero
0 – 2
Kohei Sakurai
VGC18
Juan Antonio Fernandez
1 – 2
Shohei Kimura
—
VGC19U
Alex Gomez
2 – 0
Ko Tsukide
—
VGC20
Cristian Casares
2 – 0
Tomoyuki Yoshimura
VGC20
Antonio Sánchez
2 – 0
Rinya Kobayashi
VGC20
Guillermo Castilla
1 – 2
Yusuke Ikeda
Format
Germany
5 – 6
Plate Latin America
Replays
VGC15
Till Bohmer
1 – 2
Sebastian Escalante
VGC16
Tobias Koschitzki
0 – 2
Federico Andino
VGC17
Michael Riechert
2 – 1
Andre Fumis
VGC18
Fabian Braun
2 – 0
Federico Turano
VGC19u
Markus Stadter
0 – 2
Joaquin Salerno
VGC20
Faaiz Ashfaq
2 – 1
Juan Francisco Salerno
VGC20
Fevzi Ozkan
0 – 2
Julian Martinez
VGC20
Andrej Siefried
2 – 0
Gabriel Agati
VGC17
Michael Riechert
1 – 2
Sebastian Escalante
VGC19u
Markus Stadter
2 – 0
Gabriel Agati
VGC20
Faaiz Ashfaq
0 – 2
Juan Francisco Salerno
Format
Rest of Europe
2 – 6
Korea
Replays
VGC15
Raphael Paul
1 – 2
Joongyu Baek
VGC16
Mattie Morgan
0 – 2
Jiseok Lee
VGC17
Enosh Shachar
2 – 1
Jinho Park
VGC18
Andrea Olea
1 – 2
Sangyoon Jeong
VGC19u
Szymon Wojdat
1 – 2
Hyungwoo Shin
VGC20
Filip Idczak
1 – 2
SeongJae Jeong
VGC20
Tom Dowling
0 – 2
Sanghyeon Na
VGC20
Eduardo Cunha
2 – 0
Junhee Lee
—
Format
East Asia
4 – 7
China
Replays
VGC15
Yu Feng Jhuo
0 – 2
Zhengyi Xuan
VGC16
Or Kei Yin
1 – 2
Zheyuan Huang
VGC17
Wu Chen
2 – 0
Hongchao Wang
VGC18
Chih-Chun Chen
2 – 0
Guli Lin
VGC19u
Pak Hei Leung
2 – 0
Binjie Wang
VGC20
Man Kit Ao
0 – 2
Yunfeng Li
VGC20
Jian-Ting Liu
0 – 2
Yuhao Liu
VGC20
Nga Hin Yuen
2 – 0
Jingshu Li
VGC19u
Pak Hei Leung
1 – 2
Jinghui Gu
VGC20
Chih Chun Chen
0 – 2
Chenghua Li
VGC20
Kei Yin Or
0 – 2
Yunfeng Li
Playoffs: Top 4
Format
Plate Latin America
6 – 4
Japan
Replays
VGC15
Sebastian Escalante
2 – 0
Kento Kitayama
VGC16
Federico Andino
2 – 0
Kazuki Ogushi
VGC17
Andre Fumis
2 – 1
Kohei Sakurai
VGC18
Federico Turano
0 – 2
Tomoyuki Yoshimura
VGC19u
Joaquin Salerno
2 – 0
Rinya Kobayashi
VGC20
Gabriel Agati
0 – 2
Teru Nakajima
—
VGC20
Juan Francisco Salerno
0 – 2
Mao Harada
VGC20
Julián Martínez
0 – 2
Yuki Zaninovich
—
VGC18
Joaquin Salerno
2 – 0
Shohei Kimura
VGC19u
Sebastian Escalante
2 – 0
Yuki Zaninovich
Format
Korea
2 – 6
China
Replays
VGC15
Joongyu Baek
2 – 1
Jukun He
VGC16
Hongyun Jeon
1 – 2
Gary Qian
VGC17
Jiseok Lee
0 – 2
Zheyuan Huang
VGC18
Sejun Park
0 – 2
Jinghui Gu
VGC19u
Hyungwoo Shin
2 – 0
Zhengyi Xuan
VGC20
Jongyoon Baek
0 – 2
Chenghua Li
VGC20
Jinho Park
0 – 2
Yunfeng Li
VGC20
Seongjae Jeong
1 – 2
Bingjie Wang
Commissioners
Commissioners do general behind-the-scenes work, plan out the World Cup as a whole, and help resolve disputes between teams or players. They may also act as judges if need be.
Judges
Judges help commissioners with mid-set rulings, in particular ones involving timer disputes or disconnections.
Casters
Casters commentate streamed sets.