Introduction
This KC Cup took place from February 6th - 17th, with the second stage beginning on February 14th
Stage 1:
- The first stage of the KC cup plays very similar to the ranked ladder.
- Reaching DLV MAX qualifies a player for stage 2 of the KC Cup.
- Gems, tickets, and gold are given to players for each DLV level.
Stage 2:
- Stage 2 of the KC Cup follows an ELO system, with points gained/lost for each win or loss.
- Duels are global and not region only.
- Based on a player's global ranking at the end of the event, they will receive a certain amount of tickets as well as other rewards.
- The top 500 players of each region will be eligible to play in the Regional Representative Qualifiers for WCS 2019, and be exempt from the WCS qualifiers.
- Players who reached KOG rank for the 36th season of ranked duels (January) are automatically entered into stage 2, but can still play in stage 1 to gain the rewards.
Rewards:
The player achieving the spot of #1 global after the rankings will receive a WCS 2019 Invitation, allowing them to attend the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2019.
Top 100 decklists
These are the decks used by the duelists placing within the top 100 global ranking in the February 2019 KC Cup
TsunTsun
Global Rank: 1 | Regional Rank (Japan): 1
- Buster Blader and Amazoness used from 0 - 58000 DP
- Vampires used from 58000 - 70000 DP
- Note: KaibaCorp Bling deck contains 2 Prismatic Loading... , 3 Glossy Loading... , 1 Glossy Loading...