2012 World Magic Cup: Difference between revisions

2012 World Magic Cup
Date	16–19 August 2012
Location	Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Attendance	284 (71 teams)
Format	Magic 2013 Booster draft, Standard, Magic 2013 Team Sealed, Modern, Block Constructed
Prize pool	$136,000
Winner	Taiwan

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The 2012 World Magic Cup was the inaugural World Magic Cup event after the discontinuation of the World Championship system.^[1] It was held on 16–19 August 2012 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, and featured 71 different national teams. The first World Magic Cup was won by Taiwan, led by Platinum pro Tzu Ching Kuo, defeating Puerto Rico in the final.

Format and schedule

The inaugural World Magic Cup featured five formats: Magic 2013 Booster draft, Standard, Magic 2013 Team Sealed, Modern, and Block Constructed.^[2] Team Sealed is a variation of Sealed deck where the team shares a pool of twelve Booster packs, which is used to build three 40-card decks. On the first day of competition, players competed individually to add to their team's score; on the second and third day, teams played against opposing national teams, with the winning team being the first to win two matches (each match being best-of-three-games).

Day 1 - Friday, 17 August

3 rounds of Magic 2013 Booster draft
4 rounds of Standard

Day 1 was seven rounds of individual Swiss play, where each win a player earned counted towards that player's team's total score. Players could not be paired against other players on the same team. The top 32 teams at the end of the day qualified for Day 2 of competition.

Day 2 - Saturday, 18 August

3 rounds of Magic 2013 Team Sealed
3 rounds of Team Constructed, featuring Standard, Modern, and Block Constructed

Day 2 was six rounds of team play. Teams played 3-on-3, with the teams being made up of the three players with the best score on Day 1 of competition; the fourth was assigned a "coach" role, being able to assist the other players during the matches. The day also featured "pool play": Teams were divided, according to their standing within the event (seeding), into eight groups of four teams each, where each team played every other team in the group once, the format being Magic 2013 Team Sealed. The top two teams in each group advanced; if two or more teams were tied, the team(s) with the highest seed advanced. The teams were then divided again, according to their standing within the event, into four groups of four teams each, where each team played every other team in the group once, the format being Team Constructed, with one team member playing Standard, another playing Modern, and the third playing Block Constructed. The top two teams in each group advanced to Day 3 of competition; if two or more teams are tied, the team(s) with the highest seed advanced.

Day 3 - Sunday, 19 August

Quarterfinals, semifinals and final, featuring Team Constructed (Standard, Modern, Block Constructed)

The top eight teams then competed in a seeded (based on total number of points from Day 1 and Day 2), single-elimination bracket.

Pre-tournament favorites

Many pundits' favorites prior to the tournament's start was the Belgian national team.^[3] The team, captained by Pro Tour top eight competitor Vincent Lemoine, also sported Marijn Lybaert (four PT top eights), Christophe Gregoir (one PT top eight), and Peter Vieren (Grand Prix top eight competitor and Pro Tour mainstay). Another team favored to do well was the Slovak Republic; the team contained all three members of the winning team from the 2010 Team World Championship: Ivan Floch, Robert Jurkovic, and Patrik Surab. Other teams included the United States, with Brian Kibler and Luis Scott-Vargas; Japan, with Yuuya Watanabe and Yuuta Takahashi; and Australia, with Jeremy Neeman, Justin Cheung, and John-Paul Kelly.

Day 1

After seven rounds of individual play, Croatia stood atop the field with a combined 51 points, spearheaded by their captain Grgur Petric Maretic with the perfect 7–0 record. Pre-tournament favorites the Slovak Republic and the United States followed in the next positions. Peru made an impressive showing, finishing the day in 12th place despite only showing up with three players. The most surprising result after Day 1 was Belgium's elimination, however; their combined record of 11–11 was only sufficient for 43rd place. Pre-tournament favorite Japan nearly failed to show up due to a missed connection flight in Washington, D.C.. They barely avoided it by taking a cross-state 10-hour taxi ride, but still couldn't avoid a day 1 exit in 60th-place.

The top eight teams after day one:

Rank	Country	Points
1	Croatia	51
2	Slovak Republic	48
3	United States	48
4	Taiwan	45
5	Argentina	45
6	Scotland	45
7	Philippines	45
8	Canada	42

Day 2

First round of pool play

Pool A
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Croatia	9	1
2	Ukraine	6	16
3	Singapore	3	17
4	Malaysia	0	32

Pool B
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Slovak Republic	7	2
2	Poland	7	18
3	Dominican Rep.	3	31
4	Peru	0	15

Pool C
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Estonia	9	14
2	United States	6	3
3	Brazil	3	19
4	Greece	0	30

Pool D
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Taiwan	9	4
2	Portugal	3	13
3	Sweden	3	20
4	Austria	3	29

Pool E
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Finland	9	21
2	Slovenia	3	28
3	Norway	3	12
4	Argentina	3	5

Pool F
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Scotland	9	6
2	Hungary	3	11
3	Spain	3	22
4	Switzerland	3	27

Pool G
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Philippines	7	7
2	Uruguay	6	10
3	Netherlands	4	26
4	Romania	0	23

Pool H
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	France	9	9
2	Puerto Rico	6	24
3	Canada	1	8
4	Bolivia	1	25

Second round of pool play

Pool A
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Croatia	6	1
2	Philippines	6	8
3	Finland	6	9
4	Portugal	0	16

Pool B
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Taiwan	9	2
2	Hungary	6	15
3	United States	3	7
4	Uruguay	0	10

Pool C
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Poland	9	11
2	Scotland	6	3
3	Estonia	3	6
4	Slovenia	0	14

Pool D
Rank	Country	Points	Seed
1	Puerto Rico	7	13
2	Slovak Republic	4	4
3	France	3	5
4	Ukraine	3	12

Day 3

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals

1	Croatia	1
8	Puerto Rico	2
			8	Puerto Rico	2

			4	Poland	0
4	Poland	2

5	Philippines	1
						8	Puerto Rico	0
						3	Taiwan	2
3	Taiwan	2
6	Slovak Republic	1
			3	Taiwan	2

			7	Hungary	0
2	Scotland	2

7	Hungary	2

Place	Country	Player	Prize	Pro Points	Place	Country	Player	Prize	Pro Points
1	Taiwan	Tzu Ching Kuo	$10,000	8	5	Croatia	Grgur Petric Maretic	$1,500	5
		Tung-Yi Cheng	$10,000	8			Toni Portolan	$1,500	5
		Yu Min Yang	$10,000	8			Stjepan Sučić	$1,500	5
		Paul Renie	$10,000	8			Goran Elez	$1,500	5
2	Puerto Rico	Jorge Iramain	$5,000	7	6	Scotland	Stephen Murray	$1,500	5
		Gabriel Nieves	$5,000	7			Bradley Barclay	$1,500	5
		Cesar Soto	$5,000	7			Andrew Morrison	$1,500	5
		Jonathan Paez	$5,000	7			Chris Davie	$1,500	5
3	Poland	Tomek Pedrakowski	$2,500	6	7	Philippines	Andrew Cantillana	$1,500	5
		Mateusz Kopeć	$2,500	6			Gerald Camangon	$1,500	5
		Adam Bubacz	$2,500	6			Zax Ozaki	$1,500	5
		Jan Pruchniewicz	$2,500	6			Jeremy Bryan Domocmat	$1,500	5
4	Hungary	Tamás Glied	$2,500	6	8	Slovakia	Robert Jurkovic	$1,500	5
		Gabor Kocsis	$2,500	6			Ivan Floch	$1,500	5
		Tamás Nagy	$2,500	6			Filip Valis	$1,500	5
		Máté Schrick	$2,500	6			Patrik Surab	$1,500	5

External links

References

↑ Helene Bergeot (2011-12-23). "ADDRESSING CHANGES TO 2012 MAGIC PREMIER PLAY". Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved on 2016-06-28.
↑ Nate Price (2012-08-17). "WELCOME TO THE WORLD MAGIC CUP". Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved on 2016-06-28.
↑ Brian David-Marshall (2012-07-20). "Measuring Up the Cup". Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved on 2016-06-30.

[1] Helene Bergeot (2011-12-23). "ADDRESSING CHANGES TO 2012 MAGIC PREMIER PLAY". Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved on 2016-06-28.

[2] Nate Price (2012-08-17). "WELCOME TO THE WORLD MAGIC CUP". Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved on 2016-06-28.

[3] Brian David-Marshall (2012-07-20). "Measuring Up the Cup". Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved on 2016-06-30.

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2012 World Magic Cup: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 16:48, 10 December 2020

Contents

Format and schedule

Pre-tournament favorites

Day 1

Day 2

First round of pool play

Second round of pool play

Day 3

External links

References

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-{{Infobox WMC|
+{{Infobox tournament
+| type = World<br/>Magic Cup
 | name = 2012 World Magic Cup
 | date = 16–19 August 2012
-| location = {{flagicon USA}} Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
+| location = {{flag|USA}} Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
 | attendance = 284 (71 teams)
 | format = ''[[Magic 2013]]'' [[Booster draft]], [[Standard]], ''Magic 2013'' Team [[Sealed]], [[Modern]], [[Block Constructed]]
 | prizes = $136,000
-| winner = {{flagicon TWN}} Taiwan
+| winner = {{flag|TWN}} Taiwan
-| prevwmc = n/a
+| next = [[2013 World Magic Cup|2013]]
-| nextwmc = [[2013 World Magic Cup|2013]]
 }}
-The '''2012 World Magic Cup''' was the inaugural [[World Magic Cup]] event after the discontinuation of the World Championship system.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/addressing-changes-2012-magic-premier-play-2011-12-23|title=ADDRESSING CHANGES TO 2012 MAGIC PREMIER PLAY|date=2011-12-23|accessdate=2016-06-28|publisher=Wizards of the Coast|first=Helene|last=Bergeot}}</ref> It was held on 16–19 August 2012 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, and featured 71 different national teams. The first World Magic Cup was won by Taiwan, led by [[Pro_Players_Club#Platinum_.2850_points.29|Platinum]] pro [[Tzu Ching Kuo]], defeating Puerto Rico in the final.
+The '''2012 World Magic Cup''' was the inaugural [[World Magic Cup]] event after the discontinuation of the World Championship system.<ref>{{WebRef|url=http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/addressing-changes-2012-magic-premier-play-2011-12-23|title=ADDRESSING CHANGES TO 2012 MAGIC PREMIER PLAY|date=2011-12-23|accessdate=2016-06-28|publisher=Wizards of the Coast|author=Helene Bergeot}}</ref> It was held on 16–19 August 2012 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States, and featured 71 different national teams. The first World Magic Cup was won by Taiwan, led by [[Pro Players Club#Platinum .2850 points.29|Platinum]] pro [[Tzu Ching Kuo]], defeating Puerto Rico in the final.
 ==Format and schedule==
-The inaugural World Magic Cup featured five formats: ''[[Magic 2013]]'' [[Booster draft]], [[Standard]], ''Magic 2013'' Team [[Sealed]], [[Modern]], and [[Block Constructed]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/event-coverage/welcome-world-magic-cup-2012-08-17-0|title=WELCOME TO THE WORLD MAGIC CUP|date=2012-08-17|accessdate=2016-06-28|publisher=Wizards of the Coast|first=Nate|last=Price}}</ref> Team Sealed is a variation of [[Sealed deck]] where the team shares a pool of twelve [[Booster pack|Booster packs]], which is used to build three 40-card decks. On the first day of competition, players competed individually to add to their team's score; on the second and third day, teams played against opposing national teams, with the winning team being the first to win two matches (each match being best-of-three-games).
+The inaugural World Magic Cup featured five formats: ''[[Magic 2013]]'' [[Booster draft]], [[Standard]], ''Magic 2013'' Team [[Sealed]], [[Modern]], and [[Block Constructed]].<ref>{{WebRef|url=http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/event-coverage/welcome-world-magic-cup-2012-08-17-0|title=WELCOME TO THE WORLD MAGIC CUP|date=2012-08-17|accessdate=2016-06-28|publisher=Wizards of the Coast|author=Nate Price}}</ref> Team Sealed is a variation of [[Sealed deck]] where the team shares a pool of twelve [[Booster pack]]s, which is used to build three 40-card decks. On the first day of competition, players competed individually to add to their team's score; on the second and third day, teams played against opposing national teams, with the winning team being the first to win two matches (each match being best-of-three-games).
-'''Day 1 - Friday, 17th of August'''
+'''Day 1 - Friday, 17 August'''
 * 3 rounds of ''[[Magic 2013]]'' [[Booster draft]]
 * 4 rounds of [[Standard]]
@@ Line 22: / Line 22: @@
 Day 1 was seven rounds of individual Swiss play, where each win a player earned counted towards that player's team's total score. Players could not be paired against other players on the same team. The top 32 teams at the end of the day qualified for Day 2 of competition.
-'''Day 2 - Saturday, 18th of August'''
+'''Day 2 - Saturday, 18 August'''
 * 3 rounds of ''[[Magic 2013]]'' Team Sealed
 * 3 rounds of Team Constructed, featuring [[Standard]], [[Modern]], and [[Block Constructed]]
 Day 2 was six rounds of team play. Teams played 3-on-3, with the teams being made up of the three players with the best score on Day 1 of competition; the fourth was assigned a "coach" role, being able to assist the other players during the matches. The day also featured "pool play": Teams were divided, according to their standing within the event (seeding), into eight groups of four teams each, where each team played every other team in the group once, the format being ''[[Magic 2013]]'' Team Sealed. The top two teams in each group advanced; if two or more teams were tied, the team(s) with the highest seed advanced. The teams were then divided again, according to their standing within the event, into four groups of four teams each, where each team played every other team in the group once, the format being Team Constructed, with one team member playing [[Standard]], another playing [[Modern]], and the third playing [[Block Constructed]]. The top two teams in each group advanced to Day 3 of competition; if two or more teams are tied, the team(s) with the highest seed advanced.
-'''Day 3 - Sunday, 19th of August'''
+'''Day 3 - Sunday, 19 August'''
 * Quarterfinals, semifinals and final, featuring Team Constructed (Standard, Modern, Block Constructed)
@@ Line 33: / Line 33: @@
 ==Pre-tournament favorites==
-Many pundits' favorites prior to the tournament's start was the Belgian national team.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/week-was/measuring-cup-2012-07-20-0|title=Measuring Up the Cup|date=2012-07-20|accessdate=2016-06-30|publisher=Wizards of the Coast|first=Brian|last=David-Marshall}}</ref> The team, captained by Pro Tour top eight competitor [[Vincent Lemoine]], also sported [[Marijn Lybaert]] (four PT top eights), [[Christophe Gregoir]] (one PT top eight), and Peter Vieren (Grand Prix top eight competitor and Pro Tour mainstay). Another team favored to do well was the Slovak Republic; the team contained all three members of the winning team from the 2010 Team World Championship: [[Ivan Floch]], [[Robert Jurkovic]], and Patrik Surab. Other teams included the United States, with [[Brian Kibler]] and [[Luis Scott-Vargas]]; Japan, with [[Yuuya Watanabe]] and [[Yuuta Takahashi]]; and Australia, with [[Jeremy Neeman]], Justin Cheung, and John-Paul Kelly.
+Many pundits' favorites prior to the tournament's start was the Belgian national team.<ref>{{WebRef|url=http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/week-was/measuring-cup-2012-07-20-0|title=Measuring Up the Cup|date=2012-07-20|accessdate=2016-06-30|publisher=Wizards of the Coast|author=Brian David-Marshall}}</ref> The team, captained by Pro Tour top eight competitor [[Vincent Lemoine]], also sported [[Marijn Lybaert]] (four PT top eights), [[Christophe Gregoir]] (one PT top eight), and Peter Vieren (Grand Prix top eight competitor and Pro Tour mainstay). Another team favored to do well was the Slovak Republic; the team contained all three members of the winning team from the 2010 Team World Championship: [[Ivan Floch]], [[Robert Jurkovic]], and Patrik Surab. Other teams included the United States, with [[Brian Kibler]] and [[Luis Scott-Vargas]]; Japan, with [[Yuuya Watanabe]] and [[Yuuta Takahashi]]; and Australia, with [[Jeremy Neeman]], Justin Cheung, and John-Paul Kelly.
 ==Day 1==
-After seven rounds of individual play, Croatia stood atop the field with a combined 51 points, spearheaded by their captain Grgur Petric Maretic with the perfect 7–0 record. Pre-tournament favorites the Slovak Republic and the United States followed in the next positions. Peru made an impressive showing, finishing the day in 12th place despite only showing up with three players. The most surprising result after Day 1 was Belgium's elimination, however; their combined record of 11–11 was only sufficient for 43rd place.
+After seven rounds of individual play, Croatia stood atop the field with a combined 51 points, spearheaded by their captain Grgur Petric Maretic with the perfect 7–0 record. Pre-tournament favorites the Slovak Republic and the United States followed in the next positions. Peru made an impressive showing, finishing the day in 12th place despite only showing up with three players. The most surprising result after Day 1 was Belgium's elimination, however; their combined record of 11–11 was only sufficient for 43rd place. Pre-tournament favorite Japan nearly failed to show up due to a missed connection flight in Washington, D.C.. They barely avoided it by taking a cross-state 10-hour taxi ride, but still couldn't avoid a day 1 exit in 60th-place.
 The top eight teams after day one:
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 |align=center|1
-|{{flagicon HRV}} Croatia
+|{{flag|HRV}} Croatia
 |align=center|51
 |-
 |align=center|2
-|{{flagicon SVK}} Slovak Republic
+|{{flag|SVK}} Slovak Republic
 |align=center|48
 |-
 |align=center|3
-|{{flagicon USA}} United States
+|{{flag|USA}} United States
 |align=center|48
 |-
 |align=center|4
-|{{flagicon TWN}} Taiwan
+|{{flag|TWN}} Taiwan
 |align=center|45
 |-
 |align=center|5
-|{{flagicon ARG}} Argentina
+|{{flag|ARG}} Argentina
 |align=center|45
 |-
 |align=center|6
-|{{flagicon SCT}} Scotland
+|{{flag|SCT}} Scotland
 |align=center|45
 |-
 |align=center|7
-|{{flagicon PHL}} Philippines
+|{{flag|PHL}} Philippines
 |align=center|45
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 |align=center|8
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+|align=center|1||{{flag|HRV}} Croatia||align=center|9||align=center|1
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon UKR}} Ukraine||align=center|6||align=center|16
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 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon SGP}} Singapore||align=center|3||align=center|17
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 |-
-|align=center|4||{{flagicon MYS}} Malaysia||align=center|0||align=center|32
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+|align=center|1||{{flag|SVK}} Slovak Republic||align=center|7||align=center|2
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon POL}} Poland||align=center|7||align=center|18
+|align=center|2||{{flag|POL}} Poland||align=center|7||align=center|18
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon DOM}} Dominican Rep.||align=center|3||align=center|31
+|align=center|3||{{flag|DOM}} Dominican Rep.||align=center|3||align=center|31
 |-
-|align=center|4||{{flagicon PER}} Peru||align=center|0||align=center|15
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 |-
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 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon USA}} United States||align=center|6||align=center|3
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 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon BRA}} Brazil||align=center|3||align=center|19
+|align=center|3||{{flag|BRA}} Brazil||align=center|3||align=center|19
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-|align=center|4||{{flagicon GRC}} Greece||align=center|0||align=center|30
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 |-
-|align=center|1||{{flagicon TWN}} Taiwan||align=center|9||align=center|4
+|align=center|1||{{flag|TWN}} Taiwan||align=center|9||align=center|4
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon PRT}} Portugal||align=center|3||align=center|13
+|align=center|2||{{flag|PRT}} Portugal||align=center|3||align=center|13
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon SWE}} Sweden||align=center|3||align=center|20
+|align=center|3||{{flag|SWE}} Sweden||align=center|3||align=center|20
 |-
-|align=center|4||{{flagicon AUT}} Austria||align=center|3||align=center|29
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 |-
-|align=center|1||{{flagicon FIN}} Finland||align=center|9||align=center|21
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 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon SVN}} Slovenia||align=center|3||align=center|28
+|align=center|2||{{flag|SVN}} Slovenia||align=center|3||align=center|28
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon NOR}} Norway||align=center|3||align=center|12
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-|align=center|4||{{flagicon ARG}} Argentina||align=center|3||align=center|5
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 !Rank!!Country!!Points!!Seed
 |-
-|align=center|1||{{flagicon SCT}} Scotland||align=center|9||align=center|6
+|align=center|1||{{flag|SCT}} Scotland||align=center|9||align=center|6
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon HUN}} Hungary||align=center|3||align=center|11
+|align=center|2||{{flag|HUN}} Hungary||align=center|3||align=center|11
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon ESP}} Spain||align=center|3||align=center|22
+|align=center|3||{{flag|ESP}} Spain||align=center|3||align=center|22
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-|align=center|4||{{flagicon CHE}} Switzerland||align=center|3||align=center|27
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 !Rank!!Country!!Points!!Seed
 |-
-|align=center|1||{{flagicon PHL}} Philippines||align=center|7||align=center|7
+|align=center|1||{{flag|PHL}} Philippines||align=center|7||align=center|7
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon URY}} Uruguay||align=center|6||align=center|10
+|align=center|2||{{flag|URY}} Uruguay||align=center|6||align=center|10
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon NLD}} Netherlands||align=center|4||align=center|26
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 |-
-|align=center|4||{{flagicon ROU}} Romania||align=center|0||align=center|23
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 |-
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+|align=center|1||{{flag|FRA}} France||align=center|9||align=center|9
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon PRI}} Puerto Rico||align=center|6||align=center|24
+|align=center|2||{{flag|PRI}} Puerto Rico||align=center|6||align=center|24
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon CAN}} Canada||align=center|1||align=center|8
+|align=center|3||{{flag|CAN}} Canada||align=center|1||align=center|8
 |-
-|align=center|4||{{flagicon BOL}} Bolivia||align=center|1||align=center|25
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 |}
 |}
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-|align=center|1||{{flagicon HRV}} Croatia||align=center|6||align=center|1
+|align=center|1||{{flag|HRV}} Croatia||align=center|6||align=center|1
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon PHL}} Philippines||align=center|6||align=center|8
+|align=center|2||{{flag|PHL}} Philippines||align=center|6||align=center|8
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon FIN}} Finland||align=center|6||align=center|9
+|align=center|3||{{flag|FIN}} Finland||align=center|6||align=center|9
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-|align=center|4||{{flagicon PRT}} Portugal||align=center|0||align=center|16
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 !Rank!!Country!!Points!!Seed
 |-
-|align=center|1||{{flagicon TWN}} Taiwan||align=center|9||align=center|2
+|align=center|1||{{flag|TWN}} Taiwan||align=center|9||align=center|2
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon HUN}} Hungary||align=center|6||align=center|15
+|align=center|2||{{flag|HUN}} Hungary||align=center|6||align=center|15
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon USA}} United States||align=center|3||align=center|7
+|align=center|3||{{flag|USA}} United States||align=center|3||align=center|7
 |-
-|align=center|4||{{flagicon URY}} Uruguay||align=center|0||align=center|10
+|align=center|4||{{flag|URY}} Uruguay||align=center|0||align=center|10
 |}
 |
@@ Line 248: / Line 248: @@
 !Rank!!Country!!Points!!Seed
 |-
-|align=center|1||{{flagicon POL}} Poland||align=center|9||align=center|11
+|align=center|1||{{flag|POL}} Poland||align=center|9||align=center|11
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon SCT}} Scotland||align=center|6||align=center|3
+|align=center|2||{{flag|SCT}} Scotland||align=center|6||align=center|3
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon EST}} Estonia||align=center|3||align=center|6
+|align=center|3||{{flag|EST}} Estonia||align=center|3||align=center|6
 |-
-|align=center|4||{{flagicon SVN}} Slovenia||align=center|0||align=center|14
+|align=center|4||{{flag|SVN}} Slovenia||align=center|0||align=center|14
 |}
 |
@@ Line 263: / Line 263: @@
 !Rank!!Country!!Points!!Seed
 |-
-|align=center|1||{{flagicon PRI}} Puerto Rico||align=center|7||align=center|13
+|align=center|1||{{flag|PRI}} Puerto Rico||align=center|7||align=center|13
 |-
-|align=center|2||{{flagicon SVK}} Slovak Republic||align=center|4||align=center|4
+|align=center|2||{{flag|SVK}} Slovak Republic||align=center|4||align=center|4
 |-
-|align=center|3||{{flagicon FRA}} France||align=center|3||align=center|5
+|align=center|3||{{flag|FRA}} France||align=center|3||align=center|5
 |-
-|align=center|4||{{flagicon UKR}} Ukraine||align=center|3||align=center|12
+|align=center|4||{{flag|UKR}} Ukraine||align=center|3||align=center|12
 |}
 |}
@@ Line 297: / Line 297: @@
 | RD1-score06=1
-| RD1-seed07=1
+| RD1-seed07=2
 | RD1-team07=Scotland
 | RD1-score07=2
@@ Line 339: / Line 339: @@
 |-
 |rowspan="4" align=center style="background: #efefef;"|1
-|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon TWN}} Taiwan
+|rowspan="4"|{{flag|TWN}} Taiwan
 |[[Tzu Ching Kuo]]
 |align=center|$10,000
 |align=center|8
 |rowspan="4" align=center style="background: #efefef;"|5
-|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon HRV}} Croatia
+|rowspan="4"|{{flag|HRV}} Croatia
 |Grgur Petric Maretic
 |align=center|$1,500
@@ Line 371: / Line 371: @@
 |-
 |rowspan="4" align=center style="background: #efefef;"|2
-|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon PRI}} Puerto Rico
+|rowspan="4"|{{flag|PRI}} Puerto Rico
 |Jorge Iramain
 |align=center|$5,000
 |align=center|7
 |rowspan="4" align=center style="background: #efefef;"|6
-|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon SCT}} Scotland
+|rowspan="4"|{{flag|SCT}} Scotland
 |Stephen Murray
 |align=center|$1,500
@@ Line 384: / Line 384: @@
 |align=center|$5,000
 |align=center|7
-|Bradley Barclay
+|[[Bradley Barclay]]
 |align=center|$1,500
 |align=center|5
@@ Line 403: / Line 403: @@
 |-
 |rowspan="4" align=center style="background: #efefef;"|3
-|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon POL}} Poland
+|rowspan="4"|{{flag|POL}} Poland
 |Tomek Pedrakowski
 |align=center|$2,500
 |align=center|6
 |rowspan="4" align=center style="background: #efefef;"|7
-|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon PHL}} Philippines
+|rowspan="4"|{{flag|PHL}} Philippines
 |Andrew Cantillana
 |align=center|$1,500
@@ Line 435: / Line 435: @@
 |-
 |rowspan="4" align=center style="background: #efefef;"|4
-|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon HUN}} Hungary
+|rowspan="4"|{{flag|HUN}} Hungary
 |Tamás Glied
 |align=center|$2,500
 |align=center|6
 |rowspan="4" align=center style="background: #efefef;"|8
-|rowspan="4"|{{flagicon SVK}} Slovakia
+|rowspan="4"|{{flag|SVK}} Slovakia
 |[[Robert Jurkovic]]
 |align=center|$1,500
@@ Line 475: / Line 475: @@
 ==References==
 {{Reflist}}
-[[Category:World Magic Cup events]]
+[[Category:World Magic Cups]]
+[[Category:2012]]

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