I Old Frame League Madrid – Day 4
It took us a bit too long to publish the results of the third stage of the Old Frame Madrid League and the guys there have been so busy that we can already get to what happened on the fourth stage, celebrated May 15, 2022. A stage whose promotional poster includes my favourite Magic the Gathering card ever, Mind’s Desire.
The list of players for this stage was identical to the previous with only one exception: Guillem Alomar (winner of the second stage) couldn’t make it this time and Vedast Sanxis attended again. It doesn’t surprise us that people keep on going back to play this format, Old Frame Vintage has quickly become the favourite format for a lot of old school Magic the Gathering players.
David Aparicio became the first player to make it back-to-back by finishing at the top of the table after the four rounds played, adding a Mox Emerald to his Mox Sapphire.
In the final game of the day, David had to beat Alfonso Utrilla, winner of the first stage and a regular Sligh player. You can see that match in the following video.
Table for the IV Old Frame Madrid League
| Archetype | Player | Position |
|---|---|---|
| Oath | David Aparicio (3-0-1) | 1 |
| Bear Deck Wins | Pablo Merino (3-1-0) | 2 |
| TPS | Diego Obregón González (2-1-1) | 3 |
| Sligh | Alfonso Utrilla Carrero (2-1-1) | 4 |
| TPS | Vedast Sanxis (2-2-0) | 5 |
| Doomsday | Juan Manuel Delgado (2-2-0) | 6 |
| – | Antonio V (2-2-0) | 7 |
| Keeper | Raúl Torres (1-2-1) | 8 |
| – | Numa Roberto Pereda (1-3-0) | 9 |
IV Old Frame Madrid League Decks
We love to see how the format evolves and more different archetypes make it to the tournaments while the staples get also more refined. Here are seven of the nine decks that participated on the IV Old Frame Madrid League.
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Oath – David Aparicio – First Place
Canadian Threshold – Pablo Merino – Second Place
The Perfect Storm – Diego Obregón González – Third Place
Sligh – Alfonso Utrilla Carrero – Fourth Place
The Perfect Storm – Vedast Sanxis – Fifth Place
Doomsday – Juan Manuel Delgado – Sixth Place
Keeper – Raúl Torres – Eighth Place
