At Roll Play Estancia Mall Pasig, the latest edition of the Pokémon Trading Card Game Great Ball League delivered a showcase of strategy and skill. With 17 participants battling through four rounds, Ranilo D. Romano emerged as the champion, securing the title along with an exclusive Pidgeot GBL Stamped Card and 30 Championship Points. Notably, Ranilo’s masterful use of a Gardevoir EX deck set him apart from the competition.
The Pokémon Great Ball League is more than just a competition—it’s a celebration of tactical ingenuity and the vibrant community of Pokémon Trading Card Game enthusiasts. This year’s event witnessed 17 passionate players putting their skills to the test in a series of challenging battles, each round intensifying the competition and demanding precise deck management.
Battle Rounds Breakdown
Round 1: vs. Future Box
Result: Win
Round 2: vs. Lugia
Result: Win
Round 3: vs. Ceruledge
Result: Win
Round 4: vs. Archaludon
Result: Win
Ranilo D. Romano’s journey through the tournament was marked by his innovative use of the Gardevoir EX deck. This choice of deck not only showcased his deep understanding of the Pokémon Trading Card Game but also highlighted his ability to adapt to a variety of battle scenarios. His strategic decisions from the outset—facing Future Box—and carrying through to the final battle with Archaludon, demonstrated a seamless blend of tactical acumen and competitive spirit.
The event at Roll Play Estancia Mall Pasig provided an energetic and dynamic backdrop for the tournament, fostering a sense of community among participants and spectators alike. Ranilo’s victory, highlighted by his prize of a coveted Pidgeot GBL Stamped Card and 30 Championship Points, has set a new benchmark in the Pokémon Trading Card Game scene.
Congratulations to Ranilo D. Romano for his outstanding performance and for securing the title of Pokémon Great Ball League Champion. His success with the Gardevoir EX deck serves as an inspiration for trainers everywhere, promising even more thrilling battles in future tournaments.