| Your Chance to be the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Champion! |
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| It all begins with the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Qualifier. To participate,
interested duelists must register
for the Qualifier and meet the registration criteria. Once registered,
it's time to compete for a chance to be the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Champion
and then go onto compete in the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship.
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| About the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Qualifier |
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| After you have completed registration,
the Qualifier is comprised of two main components. These are the
"quiz" and "head-to-head" play elements. The
quiz takes place first and is followed by online head-to head play. For
the quiz, each qualified registrant is challenged on various aspects
of Yu-Gi-Oh!, so be sure you are up to date on everything Yu-Gi-Oh!. Each registrant
is only allowed to take the quiz once. |
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| About the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Qualifier Quiz
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| The quiz for the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Qualifier is an on-line quiz.
The quiz tests each duelist's knowledge of all aspects of Yu-Gi-Oh!
The 2011 quiz includes questions on actual game play based on the
Nintendo DS™ Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2011 game as well
as the animated series, and trading card game. The 2011 quiz consists of: |
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125 questions broken into 5 categories, based on difficulty. |
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Each question is assigned a point value based on the level |
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of difficulty. |
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Participants are asked a total of 25 questions randomly pulled |
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from the larger pool of 125 questions. |
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Participants must answer 5 questions from each category. |
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Participants have 20 seconds to answer each question before the |
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quiz moves onto the next question. |
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Participants are first judged on their quiz score. |
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Any tie in score is broken by the total time it takes to take the quiz. |
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Any tie in total time is broken by time required to answer individual |
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questions, beginning with most difficult to easiest question type. |
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| About Head-To-Head Play in
the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Qualifier Tournaments |
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| The top 128 finishers from the quiz move onto head-to-head online play. Head-to-head online play goes from 128 duelists from around the country through the rounds of 64, 32, 16, and 8. The top 4 finishers are eligible to compete in the US Championship. The top 4 finishers from online play qualify to compete in the live event portion of the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Championship. |
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Konami Yu-Gi-Oh! US Championship 2010 |
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Levi Nissen triumphed over all the other opponents and clamied his prizes in the Konami 5D’s Yu-Gi-Oh! Video Game US Championship 2010, held July 10, 2010 in Minneapolis, Minnesota! |
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2010 US and World Championship Highlights |
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Read full Tournament Recap here. Click |
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View Photos from the tournament here. Click |
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See what happened in the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship!!! Click |
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| About Head-To-Head Play in the 2011 Tournaments |
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| During the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Qualifier and the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh!
US Championship, all online head-to-head play is conducted within
the designated "Play Window" (The Play Window is the agreed
to time frame when tournament duels take place). The higher seeded duelist
selects the play window. The lower seed must accept the Play Windows or be disqualified. |
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| The two duelists must be ready to play at the selected Play Window
with their copy of the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2011 game loaded
into their Nintendo DS™ and be connected to the Internet on
their Nintendo DS™. Failure to be ready to play at the appointed
time will result in immediate disqualification. |
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| Register Today for the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US
Qualifier |
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| Register for the
2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Qualifier or if you have already registered, visit
the Preparation Section. Make sure you have a copy of the Yu-Gi-Oh!
World Championship 2011 game to experience the same type of
head-to-head competition that will take place during the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh!
US Championship. |
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| Tell Your Friends It's Time To Duel! |
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| Duelists, the 2011 Yu-Gi-Oh! US Championship is going to be the
best yet! Tell your friends, tell your family, it's time for the
second annual head-to-head Yu-Gi-Oh! US Championship. |
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