How to Watch Day 2 of the Team Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series Las Vegas Event

The second day of the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Team YCS event is underway now in Las Vegas where teams of [...]

The second day of the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Team YCS event is underway now in Las Vegas where teams of three players compete in rounds against others until a champion is named. Beginning with 490 teams on February 22nd, the opening day of the event, only 16 teams currently remain for a total of 48 players left. For players who were either knocked out on the first day or those at home who were unable to attend the event, there's a livestream going on to keep viewers connected to the Team YCS tournament.

Day 2 of the tournament is currently underway in the livestream below where you'll see top-down views of different players from multiple teams dueling each other. Those who are familiar with the competitive scene may see some names or even teams that they recognize, but if not, you'll at least be able to keep up with what's happening in the game thanks to the commentary and details on which types of decks each player is using.

A total of 490 teams have signed up for the competition with 1,470 players participating in all, so there's no shortage of matches to watch when the rounds are ongoing. That number has been reduced dramatically after the first day with only the best teams from Day 1 making it onto Day 2 of the event.16x

For those unfamiliar with the 3v3 format, the duels don't consist of six players participating in one mega duel as the name might suggest. Players are assigned letters (Player A, Player B, and Player C) and must face off against their counterpart on the other team. The three pairs play simultaneously, and once two of the three players on a team have one their matches, the team earns a Team Match point. The duels end after two players have won which means there's a chance the third pairing may not end up finishing their game.

This Yu-Gi-Oh! event is scheduled to run from February 22nd to February 23rd across multiple rounds of duels. For those in attendance at the event itself whether you're there to participate in the tournament or just to watch, there are several other events taking place on-site including different duel formats and opportunities to buy, sell, and trade cards.

The first major Team YCS event took place last year in March in Atlanta. The Las Vegas event will continue through the weekend until a team has won the competition, so look for the results as they're posted.

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