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Revision as of 07:17, 13 April 2019
Tournaments are a type of competition in Pokémon Duel. During the preliminary round of the tournament, players can play up to 50 duels in a limited amount of time. Like other modes, players are assigned a score for tournaments which increases and decreases with their wins and losses respectively. At the end of the preliminary round, a players ranking is decided by the highest score they achieved. The top 32 players then advance to the tournament finals where matches are facilitated by the developers in a single-elimination tournament to decide the final rankings.
Gold and silver figures
Tournament winners are able to select a currently existing figure to receive gold and silver versions. Approximately one month after the tournament, they are given the gold figure and after another month, the silver version is made available through Time Boosters.
Dates
| Name | Preliminaries | Finals |
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| February 2019 tournament | March 1 to 3, 2019 | March 4, 2019 |
| March 2019 tournament | March 8 to 10, 2019 | March 11, 2019 |
Rewards
Preliminary round ranking rewards
| 2,084th-513th | 512th-257th | 256th-129th | 128th-First place | ||||||
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![Cube [C]](/wiki/File:Pokemon_Duel_Cube_C.png) ×30
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![Cube [UC]](/wiki/File:Pokemon_Duel_Cube_UC.png) ×9
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×30
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![Cube [R]](/wiki/File:Pokemon_Duel_Cube_R.png) ×3
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×9
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×30
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![Cube [EX]](/wiki/File:Pokemon_Duel_Cube_EX.png)
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×3
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×9
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×30
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Preliminary round victory rewards
| 1 win | 2 wins | 3 wins | 4 wins | 5 wins |
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![Rare Metal [R]](/wiki/File:Pokemon_Duel_Rare_Metal_R.png)
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![Ingot [EX]](/wiki/File:Pokemon_Duel_Ingot_EX.png)
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![Rare Metal [EX]](/wiki/File:Pokemon_Duel_Rare_Metal_EX.png)
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![Ingot [UX]](/wiki/File:Pokemon_Duel_Ingot_UX.png)
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![Rare Metal [UX]](/wiki/File:Pokemon_Duel_Rare_Metal_UX.png)
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Finals round ranking rewards
| Top 32 (First round) | Top 16 (Second round) | Top 4 (Semi-final) | 2nd place | 1st place | ||||||
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 ×100
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 ×50
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×300
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×150
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×500
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×300
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×1,000
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×500
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 Golden Figure |
×3,000
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×1,000
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Pre-tournaments
In anticipation of the tournament feature, several pre-tournaments (Japanese: ) were held resembling the preliminary round of full tournaments.
Dates
| Name | Start | End |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Tournament April 2018 | April 26, 2018 2:00 UTC | April 26, 2018 3:59 UTC |
| Pre-Tournament June 2018 | June 15, 2018 3:00 UTC | June 18, 2018 2:59 UTC |
Rewards
Ranking rewards
| 1,000th-101st | 100th-11th | 10th-4th | Third place | Second place | First place |
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| ×10
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×30
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×50
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×70
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×80
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×100
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Victory rewards
| 1 win | 2 wins | 3 wins | 4 wins | 5 wins |
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