X-Wing Hoth Tourney 2016 Results



Here are the results for the Hoth Tourney! Congrats to David Wong for winning the tourney and receiving the top prize of a copy of Imperial Assault core set! Thank you everyone for coming again!

Round 1

1: Ethan Lam VS Dawei Chua - Match Results: Dawei Chua is the winner 66 to 86
2: Matthew Lam VS Ackter Khan - Match Results: Matthew Lam is the winner 76 to 50
3: Daryl Kong VS Alexander Yeo - Match Results: Alexander Yeo is the winner 54 to 71
4: Ejay Chua VS Colin Robinson - Match Results: Colin Robinson is the winner 29 to 47
5: Shane Mok VS Adam Khan - Match Results: Shane Mok is the winner 100 to 25
6: Xian Yong VS Stephen Kurisanto - Match Results: Stephen Kurisanto is the winner 37 to 51
7: David Wong VS Kevin Sjahrial - Match Results: David Wong is the winner 100 to 49
8: Wahid Kadar VS Ming Zheng - Match Results: Ming Zheng is the winner 15 to 71
Choon Voon Lam has a BYE

Round 2

1: Shane Mok VS Ming Zheng - Match Results: Ming Zheng is the winner 14 to 100
2: David Wong VS Choon Voon Lam - Match Results: David Wong is the winner 100 to 0
3: Matthew Lam VS Dawei Chua - Match Results: Matthew Lam is the winner 63 to 50
4: Colin Robinson VS Stephen Kurisanto - Match Results: Stephen Kurisanto is the winner 12 to 35
5: Alexander Yeo VS Xian Yong - Match Results: Xian Yong is the winner 51 to 54
6: Daryl Kong VS Ejay Chua - Match Results: Daryl Kong is the winner 100 to 0
7: Ethan Lam VS Ackter Khan - Match Results: Ackter Khan is the winner 54 to 100
8: Kevin Sjahrial VS Wahid Kadar - Match Results: Wahid Kadar is the winner 47 to 48
Adam Khan has a BYE

Round 3

1: David Wong VS Ming Zheng - Match Results: David Wong is the winner 68 to 35
2: Matthew Lam VS Stephen Kurisanto - Match Results: Matthew Lam is the winner 62 to 50
3: Daryl Kong VS Ackter Khan - Match Results: Ackter Khan is the winner 48 to 71
4: Alexander Yeo VS Dawei Chua - Match Results: Alexander Yeo is the winner 100 to 19
5: Colin Robinson VS Shane Mok - Match Results: Shane Mok is the winner 0 to 100
6: Adam Khan VS Choon Voon Lam - Match Results: Choon Voon Lam is the winner 53 to 100
7: Xian Yong VS Wahid Kadar - Match Results: Xian Yong is the winner 76 to 0
8: Kevin Sjahrial VS Ethan Lam - Match Results: Kevin Sjahrial is the winner 82 to 76
Ejay Chua has a BYE

Round 4

1: David Wong VS Matthew Lam - Match Results: David Wong is the winner 100 to 64
2: Ming Zheng VS Alexander Yeo - Match Results: Ming Zheng is the winner 100 to 0
3: Shane Mok VS Ackter Khan - Match Results: Shane Mok is the winner 75 to 50
4: Stephen Kurisanto VS Choon Voon Lam - Match Results: Stephen Kurisanto is the winner 100 to 37
5: Xian Yong VS Daryl Kong - Match Results: Xian Yong is the winner 58 to 0
6: Ejay Chua VS Adam Khan - Match Results: Adam Khan is the winner 34 to 100
7: Dawei Chua VS Colin Robinson - Match Results: Dawei Chua is the winner 70 to 31
8: Kevin Sjahrial VS Wahid Kadir - Match Results: Wahid Kadar is the winner
Ethan Lam has a BYE

Rankings

RankNameScoreMoVSoS
1David Wong2062043
2Ming Zheng1560953
3Shane Mok1551440
4Stephen Kurisanto1548843
5Matthew Lam1541555
6Xian Yong1352338
7Ackter Khan1041840
8Alexander Yeo1039543
9Adam Khan1039430
10Dawei Chua1036535
11Choon Voon Lam1033445
12Wahid Kadir836934
13Daryl Kong540238
14Ethan Lam537823
15Ejay Chua526620
16Colin Robinson525645
17Kevin Sjahrial325441

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