
The Trials tournaments have become a proving ground for The Lost Glitches community. From first-time competitors to seasoned veterans, players jumped into intense matchups that tested skill, strategy, and adaptability.
In this recap, we break down the key numbers behind the Trials — players, matches, and moments that defined the competition so far.
What do the Trials tournaments really look like when you zoom out? Player participation, match numbers, and rewards payed out tell a bigger story about how our community is evolving.
First launched in October, the weekly Trials happened every Friday – at first as one event for all players, and since November as separate tournaments for Europe and the Americas.
The best players of each Trials qualified for the monthly Masters finals.
Duration: October 17 – December 20
Number of TRIALS held: 20
Number of MASTERS held: 6
Total number of matches: more than 770 matches played in total
No tournament without prizes. Fame and glory may be nice, but we want to give you more. That’s why every single participant of the Trials tournaments won’t leave empty handed, but with Data Cores for worth at least 5 booster packs.
Those who reach the Top 4 enter the Monthly Final to earn hardware prizes plus top of the weekly cash prizes:
1st Place: $100, 2nd Place: $50, 3rd Place: $25.
Total number of Data Cores payed out: Over 1.5m (1.568.750 Data Cores in total)
Total USD amount payed out: $8250
Overall Top Players and their wins in Totals:
Hikikomori — 7 wins
skyk — 6 wins
Lexor — 2 wins
Loyal Participants:
15 entries: Hikikomori, Romcy
13 entries: skyk
12 entries: cosmicLizard, Lexor, tolengo73
Top 5 Total Earnings per Player:
skyk — $1000
Hikikomori — $950
Lexor — $325
cosmicLizard — $150
tolengo73 — $150
Special Shoutouts:
Congrats to Reshonov, who as a new participant instantly placed 3rd in his first tournament
Big Thanks to our Admins: derl3nny, ExcelsiorPH, dafaqtor
“I think it was great to see Hikkikomori win the previous Europe Trial. He won every round defeating top players and keeping himself in the Upper Bracket and in the final he won the tournament by playing 3x Speedy Scrappers in one turn and then buffing them to 7+ attack within a few turns.“
– Dafaqtor
“What’s memorable is that the players, especially the more experienced and OG ones, are more patient with the newer players and also help them with their questions. This, in my opinion, is good community culture that always tries to help new players come in and have a good time.“
– ExcelsorPH
Do you have what it takes?
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