2027 Brisbane Pokémon Regional: Streamed Matches
Watch the streamed matches from the 2027 Brisbane Regional Championships, the Oceania Regional of the 2027 season, in broadcast order. Links jump straight to the start of each game, and every player's decklist is linked. Results are hidden until you expand them.
All Streamed Matches
| Round | Matchup | Watch |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 · R2 | Jack Underwood (Beedrill EX) vs Andrew Daniels (N's Zoroark) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R3 | Gareth Murphy (Dragapult) vs Henry Brand (Mega Sharpedo) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R4 | Harry Sha (Dragapult) vs Jake Ng (Dragapult) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R5 | Jim (Greninja EX Dusknoir) vs Daniel (Dragapult Blaziken) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R6 | Toshiuki Atake (Arboliva ex) vs Thomas Leburn (Dragapult) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R7 | Connor Oats (Noctowl/Toucannon) vs Catherine Mer (Dragapult) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R8 | Deck Deacon (Slowking) vs Naomi Chen (Dragapult) | ▶ |
The Day 2 stream (Swiss rounds 9+ and the top cut) has no captions available, so top-cut match timestamps are not listed. Results are from the official standings.
Day 1: Swiss Rounds
Round 2: Underwood vs Daniels
Jack Underwood (Beedrill EX) vs Andrew Daniels (N's Zoroark)
The stream opened mid-game 1.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Jack Underwood | Jack's Beedrill EX punished the grass weakness — every Zoroark on Andrew's board was a one-hit KO once two Beedrill were in play. |
| Game 2 | Jack Underwood | Jack went first, drew into double Buddy-Buddy Poffin and a Dunsparce, and never looked back; he found the grass energy he needed off a late Lillie's Determination and closed with a concession. |
Jack Underwood wins 2-0.
Round 3: Murphy vs Brand
Gareth Murphy (Dragapult) vs Henry Brand (Mega Sharpedo)
Mega Sharpedo was the surprise of the stream.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Gareth Murphy | Gareth drew exactly the cards he needed to take the final three prizes off Mega Sharpedo on a late comeback. |
| Game 2 | Henry Brand | Decided before it started: Gareth prized triple Dreepy and scooped under Henry's Phantom Dive pressure. |
| Game 3 | Henry Brand | Henry whiffed on Binding Mochi at the endgame but recovered through Tatsugiri, promoted Mega Sharpedo, and knocked out the Fezandipiti to take the match. |
Henry Brand wins 2-1.
Round 4: Sha vs Ng
Harry Sha (Dragapult) vs Jake Ng (Dragapult)
A Dragapult mirror between the former Worlds Seniors champion (aged up to Masters) and a former Brisbane Regional winner.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Harry Sha | A brutal comeback: Jake took a four-prize lead, but Harry found the exact Boss's Orders + Phantom Dive line, swept six prizes, and Jake scooped. |
| Game 2 | Harry Sha | Jake bricked — no Drakloak, no supporter — while Harry's Dunsparce + Drakloak engine buried him under card advantage. Jake scooped when Harry teed up a two-prize knockout. |
Harry Sha wins 2-0.
Round 5: Jim vs Daniel
Jim (Greninja EX Dusknoir) vs Daniel (Dragapult Blaziken)
The Greninja EX "Misty" deck finally hit the stream.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Daniel | Daniel won in a long grind, denying Jim's bench with Monkey Dory Mindbend plays. |
| Game 2 | Jim | Jim exploded with a turn-two Mirage Barrage that wiped Daniel's Drakloak line, forcing a scoop. |
| Game 3 | Daniel | Jim bricked (Hilda opener, no draw), Daniel took over with Phantom Dive, and Jim scooped with no board. |
Daniel wins 2-1.
Round 6: Atake vs Leburn
Toshiuki Atake (Arboliva ex / Ogerpon / Meganium) vs Thomas Leburn (Dragapult)
The Arboliva ex "believer" grass deck against Dragapult.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Thomas Leburn | Thomas's single-prize Moltres board ripped through the Ogerpons for two prizes per swing while Atake never got Arboliva online. |
| Game 2 | Thomas Leburn | Atake started Fezandipiti (his worst opener), and Thomas iced the game with a three-prize Phantom Dive turn; a late Meganium + oil salvo attempt fell short. |
Thomas Leburn wins 2-0.
Round 7: Oats vs Mer
Connor Oats (Noctowl/Toucannon) vs Catherine Mer (Dragapult)
Stream joined mid-game 1.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Catherine Mer | Catherine's Dunsparce-package Dragapult — described by casters as the most consistent Dragapult list of the day — ran over game 1 with Unfair Stamp + Boss's Orders on Toucannon, and Connor scooped to save time. |
| Game 2 | Catherine Mer | Connor hit a spectacular 340-damage Toucannon KO on a Dragapult, but Catherine emptied her own bench to dodge his damage breakpoint, then checkmated with Phantom Dive. |
Catherine Mer wins 2-0.
Round 8: Deacon vs Chen
Deck Deacon (Slowking) vs Naomi Chen (Dragapult)
The final Swiss round — a win-and-in.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Deck Deacon | A textbook game: a Kyurem Tri Frost wiped every Dreepy and Drakloak on Naomi's board, then a 300-damage Metagross sealed it. |
| Game 2 | Naomi Chen | Chen's Crushing Hammer finally flipped heads when it mattered, and Deacon's double-prized Kyurems made his attacker line unusable. |
| Game 3 | Deck Deacon | Deacon top-decked Telepathic Energy, chained a Tri Frost three-prize turn, and Naomi scooped with no Dreepy left in deck. |
Deck Deacon wins 2-1.
Day 2: Swiss Rounds & Top Cut
The Day 2 stream has no captions available, so per-match timestamps cannot be listed. The full top cut was played on this stream. The final standings below are from the official results.
Top Cut
Edmund Khoo (Dragapult) was crowned champion — his first Regional win.
Show final standings
| # | Player | Deck | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Edmund Khoo | Dragapult | SG |
| 2 | Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi | Dragapult | JP |
| 3 | Brent Tonisson | Dragapult | AU |
| 4 | Daigo Yoshihara | Dragapult Dusknoir | JP |
| 5 | Daniel Fray | Dragapult Blaziken | AU |
| 6 | Max Kunde | Dragapult | AU |
| 7 | Fletcher Cutting | Lopunny Dusknoir | AU |
| 8 | Masato Shimada | Lucario Hariyama | JP |
All decklists: Brisbane on Limitless TCG