I Old Frame League Madrid – Day 3
The third stage of the Old Frame Madrid League was celebrated last April 17th, 2022, just a month after the second stage happened. Madrid has really adopted the Old Frame Vintage format and we are happy to report the results.
Nine players took place in the four rounds of this stage and it was David Aparicio who, after playing in the previous two stages, ended up with his first victory, as the only unbeaten deck of the day.
David played neither of the two decks he had played in the two previous editions of the league: Hulk Smash and TPS. Instead he went for an option that had pretty much seen no play since the creation of the Old Frame Vintage format: High Tide.
And boy, did his Islands perform. As you can see in this video of the final round, they got to provide even UUUUU when tapped.
Table for the III Old Frame Madrid League
| Archetype | Player | Position |
|---|---|---|
| High Tide | David Aparicio (4-0) | 1 |
| TNT | Juan Manuel Delgado (3-1) | 2 |
| TPS | Diego Obregón González (3-1) | 3 |
| Sleeper Prison | Antonio V (2-1-1) | 4 |
| – | Numa Roberto Pereda (2-2-0) | 5 |
| Grow | Pablo Merino (2-2-0) | 6 |
| – | Guillem Alomar (1-2-1) | 7 |
| Sligh | Alfonso Utrilla Carrero (1-3-0) | 8 |
| Keeper | Raúl Torres (1-3-0) | 9 |
III Old Frame Madrid League Decks
Saving the best for last, as per usual, here comes the eye candy. Most of the beautiful decks that took place on the III Old Frame Madrid League.
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High Tide – David Aparicio – First Place
Tools and Tubbies – Juan Manuel Delgado – Second Place
The Perfect Storm – Diego Obregón González – Third Place
Growatog – Pablo Merino – Sixth Place
Sligh – Alfonso Utrilla – Eight Place
Keeper – Raúl Torres – Ninth Place
