2027 Frankfurt Pokémon Regional: Streamed Matches
Watch every streamed match from the 2027 Frankfurt Regional Championships, the first European 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 · R4 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Fabricio Trevino (Dragapult Blaziken) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R5 | Tor Reklev (Dragapult Dudunsparce) vs Federico Seiti (N's Zoroark) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R6 | Maxim (Hide and Sneak) vs Samuel (Slowking) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R7 | Nikolaus Christen (Teal Mask Ogerpon Box) vs Owyn Kamerman (Dragapult Dudunsparce) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R7 | Alessandro Cremascoli (Festival Lead) vs Simon Fritz (Teal Mask Ogerpon Box) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R8 | Ethan Pippard (Hydrapple Meganium) vs Tomasz Chałupka (Alakazam Dusknoir) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R8 | Andrea Merlo (Garchomp EX) vs Fletcher Christen (Dragapult Dudunsparce) | ▶ |
| Day 1 · R9 | Rohan Scott (N's Zoroark) vs Dénes Borda (Lopunny Dusknoir) | ▶ |
| Day 2 · R13 | Adam Denk (Dragapult Hammers) vs Ted Tobyn (Dragapult) | ▶ |
| Day 2 · R13 | Owyn Kamerman (Dragapult Hammers) vs Christian (N's Zoroark) | ▶ |
| Day 2 · R13 | Yama (Dragapult Patrat) vs Lara (Dragapult Dunsparce) | ▶ |
| Day 2 · R14 | Alberto Conti (Dragapult Dusknoir) vs Laro (Festival Lead) | ▶ |
| Top Cut R1 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Leonardo Lattanzi (Dragapult Hammers) | ▶ |
| Top 8 | Alberto Conti (Dragapult Dusknoir) vs Tomás Malaca (Slowking) | ▶ |
| Top 4 | Tomasz Chałupka (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Eliot Duclos (Festival Lead) | ▶ |
| Top 4 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Alberto Conti (Dragapult Dusknoir) | ▶ |
| Finals | Tomasz Chałupka (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Mateusz Łaszkiewicz (Alakazam Dusknoir) | ▶ |
Several Top 8 matches (Łaszkiewicz vs Niedziella, Kamerman vs Tobyn, Duclos vs Denk, Oertel) were played on the floor and not streamed. Results were announced on the broadcast and are listed below.
Day 1: Swiss Rounds
Round 4: Łaszkiewicz vs Trevino
Mateusz Łaszkiewicz (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Fabricio Trevino (Dragapult Blaziken)
The opening feature match of the weekend.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Fabricio Trevino | Fabricio took game 1 when Mateusz, down to a single prize, gave up three small Pokémon to a Phantom Dive; the deciding moment was Mateusz's second Special Red Card, which overextended his own low-HP bench. |
| Game 2 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz | A relentless Curse Blast + item-lock engine and a Prime Catcher to drag in a stranded Dragapult evened the set. |
| Game 3 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz | Fabricio could never get energy rolling under Itchy Pollen, and Mateusz won by taking out every Pokémon on his opponent's board. |
Mateusz Łaszkiewicz wins 2-1.
Round 5: Reklev vs Seiti
Tor Reklev (Dragapult Dudunsparce) vs Federico Seiti (N's Zoroark)
Two undefeated players in a slow, standoff-heavy Zoroark matchup.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Tor Reklev | Tor applied pressure first with Phantom Dive and a well-timed Unfair Stamp that left Federico with an awkward, unplayable hand, then closed off an Ultra Ball → Meowth → Boss's Orders line. |
| Game 2 | Tor Reklev | A one-sided grind: Tor's Crushing Hammers and Adrenabrain kept stripping energy, and after Federico was assessed a double-prize penalty for slow play, Tor needed only one more prize and took it with Boss's Orders. |
Tor Reklev wins 2-0.
Round 6: Maxim vs Samuel
Maxim (Hide and Sneak) vs Samuel (Slowking)
A single-prize showcase between Slowking and Maxim's Dhelmise/Banette "Hide and Sneak" deck.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Maxim | Banette's Puppet Pull kept cherry-picking cards, and Shuppet/Shaman pressure plus a Legacy Energy on Dhelmise made the Slowkings fall without ever threatening a prize trade. |
| Game 2 | Maxim | Samuel briefly stabilized with Unown taking two prizes, but Maxim's Matcha Spin spread wiped the board for the win. |
Maxim wins 2-0.
Round 7: Christen vs Kamerman
Nikolaus Christen (Teal Mask Ogerpon Box) vs Owyn Kamerman (Dragapult Dudunsparce)
Kamerman's disruption package vs the Ogerpon/Kangaskhan box.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Nikolaus Christen | Kamerman's Team Rocket's Watchtower + Unfair Stamp kept Nikolaus off Kangaskhan draw power, but Nikolaus took the game with Full Moon Rondo after drawing everything he needed off a Special Red Card and Fezandipiti. |
| Game 2 | Nikolaus Christen | Relentless aggression — an early Rapid Fire Combo and a late Raging Bolt Bellowing Thunder closed it out before Kamerman's Dusknoir line could come online. |
Nikolaus Christen wins 2-0.
Round 7: Cremascoli vs Fritz
Alessandro Cremascoli (Festival Lead) vs Simon Fritz (Teal Mask Ogerpon Box)
A side-feature. Stream joins in game 2.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 2 | Alessandro Cremascoli | Simon's Prime Catcher + Judge attempted to ruin the Festival engine, but Cremascoli's Boom Boom Groove tutors and a double-attacking Do the Wave took down Mega Kangaskhan. After surviving the disruption, he closed with another Do the Wave into Teal Mask Ogerpon for a multi-prize turn. |
Alessandro Cremascoli wins the match.
Round 8: Pippard vs Chałupka
Ethan Pippard (Hydrapple Meganium) vs Tomasz Chałupka (Alakazam Dusknoir)
The 8-0 clash that saw the future champion drop his first game.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Ethan Pippard | A fast blowout: Forest of Vitality into Meganium's Wild Growth doubled the grass energy and Myriad Leaf Shower took an early knockout before Chałupka could do anything. |
| Game 2 | Ethan Pippard | Closer — Chałupka rebuilt with Alakazam and Powerful Hand to take down a Hydrapple — but Ethan's Unfair Stamp, a Judge, and a Cipher Maniac's telegraphed Boo kept the Alakazam hand in check, and a Terastalized Teal Mask Ogerpon finished with Briar. |
Ethan Pippard wins 2-0.
Round 8: Merlo vs Christen
Andrea Merlo (Garchomp EX) vs Fletcher Christen (Dragapult Dudunsparce)
A side-feature. Stream joins in game 2, Merlo up a game.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full match | Draw | Fletcher flipped the match with Boss's Orders + Phantom Dive, taking out both Gabite and the only Drakloak to leave a single Garchomp stranded. In game 3 Fletcher's Crushing Hammers kept flipping tails, and with only three minutes left neither player could take the final prizes; time was called and both players agreed to the tie. |
Match ends 1-1.
Round 9: Scott vs Borda
Rohan Scott (N's Zoroark) vs Dénes Borda (Lopunny Dusknoir)
The only Day 1 phase-two feature.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Rohan Scott | Rohan ground out game 1 through a Special Red Card war, finding Night Stretcher + Boss's Orders for the closing KO. Borda never developed Bronzong. |
| Game 2 | Rohan Scott | A familiar script: Rohan's Unfair Stamp and Boss's Orders shut down the Lopunny board, and after Borda was penalized (drawing an extra card on a KO), the win was confirmed. |
Rohan Scott wins 2-0.
Day 2: Swiss Rounds & Top Cut
Round 13: Denk vs Tobyn
Adam Denk (Dragapult Hammers) vs Ted Tobyn (Dragapult)
A Dragapult mirror decided by Denk's relentless pace.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Adam Denk | Denk's early Itchy Pollen and Judge reduced Tobyn's slow start to nothing, then a Boss's Orders + Phantom Dive double-KO on Drakloak and Monkey Dory made Tobyn concede to save time. |
| Game 2 | Adam Denk | Over even faster — Tobyn's open was a single attach/pass, and Denk's Crispin + Phantom Dive with Adrenabrain math closed the match. |
Adam Denk wins 2-0.
Round 13: Kamerman vs Christian
Owyn Kamerman (Dragapult Hammers) vs Christian (N's Zoroark)
A side-feature. Stream joins in game 2, Kamerman up 1-0.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 2 | Owyn Kamerman | Christian never found the Sacchromes/energy to attack through Kamerman's Phantom Dive pressure and Monkey Dory damage, and after one Boss's Orders + Phantom Dive KO'd both an active and benched Zoroark, Christian had no answer. |
Owyn Kamerman wins the match.
Round 13: Yama vs Lara
Yama (Dragapult Patrat) vs Lara (Dragapult Dunsparce)
A pseudo-mirror. Stream joins in game 2.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 2 | Lara | Lara's Budew won the item-lock war, and after Yama misfired by stacking Phantom Dive damage on the wrong Drakloak, Lara's Boss's Orders + Phantom Dive took a double KO, then sealed the match with a three-prize Phantom Dive. |
Lara wins the match.
Round 14: Conti vs Laro
Alberto Conti (Dragapult Dusknoir) vs Laro (Festival Lead)
The win-and-in for top cut.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Alberto Conti | Conti's Dusknoir engine dismantled the Festival board, curse-blasting the benched Relor so Laro never got Rabsca's bench protection, and Laro scooped. |
| Game 2 | Laro | Laro rebounded with a Gladion-backed Do the Wave to KO a Dragapult and Kieran-boosted swings to take another, evening the series. |
| Game 3 | Alberto Conti | Game 3 came down to Laro's prized Rabsca: without it, Conti's double Dusclops curse blasts and Phantom Dive wiped the Applin/Froakie line and Conti took the match. |
Alberto Conti wins 2-1.
Top Cut R1: Łaszkiewicz vs Lattanzi
Mateusz Łaszkiewicz (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Leonardo Lattanzi (Dragapult Hammers)
The first streamed top-cut match.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz | Lattanzi double-prized both Drakloak, and Mateusz exploited it with one-sided item lock — Curse Blast to remove Budew, then Alakazam Powerful Hand on the lone Drakloak — closing with Prime Catcher + Rare Candy. |
| Game 2 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz | Mateusz prized two Abra and his Prime Catcher, yet navigated it with double Curse Blast, a Special Red Card to three, and a final Boss's Orders + Powerful Hand — all while Lattanzi never got a single Phantom Dive off. |
Mateusz Łaszkiewicz wins 2-0.
Top 8: Conti vs Malaca
Alberto Conti (Dragapult Dusknoir) vs Tomás Malaca (Slowking)
Conti's Dusknoir masterclass vs the Slowking/Mew build.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Alberto Conti | Conti curse-blasted both Slowpokes before they could evolve, then took a four-prize Phantom Dive turn after Malaca's Clefairy briefly threatened. |
| Game 2 | Alberto Conti | Malaca landed a massive triple-KO Tri Frost that wiped the board, but Conti used Night Stretchers to rebuild, closing with a six-prize Curse Blast + Phantom Dive turn. |
Alberto Conti wins 2-0.
Top 8: Łaszkiewicz vs Niedziella
Mateusz Łaszkiewicz (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Tobias Niedziella (Lopunny Dusknoir)
Played on the floor (not on the main stage stream).
Decklists: Łaszkiewicz · Niedziella
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full match | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz | Mateusz won a game-3 comeback, Boss's Orders-ing a Mega Lopunny into the active and closing when Tobias found no out. |
Mateusz Łaszkiewicz wins 2-1.
Top 8: Kamerman vs Tobyn
Owyn Kamerman (Dragapult Hammers) vs Ted Tobyn (Dragapult)
Played on the floor (not on the main stage stream).
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full match | Owyn Kamerman | Decided by a confusion flip off Monkey Dory's Mindbend — Tobyn flipped tails. |
Owyn Kamerman wins the match.
Top 8: Duclos vs Denk
Eliot Duclos (Festival Lead) vs Adam Denk (Dragapult Hammers)
Played on the floor (not on the main stage stream). A big upset.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full match | Eliot Duclos | Duclos's Rabsca and back-to-back Boss's Orders stopped Denk from stabilizing. |
Eliot Duclos wins the match.
Top 8: Oertel vs Hydrapple
Jonas Oertel (Dragapult Blaziken) vs Hydrapple player
Played on the floor (not on the main stage stream).
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full match | Jonas Oertel | Blaziken went 1-0 up early and closed the series. |
Jonas Oertel wins the match.
Top 4: Chałupka vs Duclos
Tomasz Chałupka (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Eliot Duclos (Festival Lead)
A lightning-fast semifinal.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Tomasz Chałupka | Ended in essentially two turns — Curse Blast removed the Applin, Rare Candy into Alakazam's Powerful Hand took a prize, and a second Curse Blast cleaned up before Duclos could ever Boom Boom Groove. |
| Game 2 | Tomasz Chałupka | Same script: triple Duskull line, Itchy Pollen, and Special Red Card left Duclos with unusable hands, and curse blasts picked off his 40-HP evolving basics. Duclos conceded once his board was gone. |
Tomasz Chałupka wins 2-0.
Top 4: Łaszkiewicz vs Conti
Mateusz Łaszkiewicz (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Alberto Conti (Dragapult Dusknoir)
Stream joins in game 2, Łaszkiewicz up a game.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 2 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz | Conti was fully in the driver's seat, bench-locking Mateusz with Fezandipiti — until Mateusz pulled off "the comeback of the century": a Shadow Bind from Dusknoir trapped the Fezandipiti, and with Conti failing to find Crispin, Mateusz's Rare Candy + Dusknoir + Boss's Orders took five prizes in a single turn. |
Mateusz Łaszkiewicz wins the match.
Finals: Chałupka vs Łaszkiewicz
Tomasz Chałupka (Alakazam Dusknoir) vs Mateusz Łaszkiewicz (Alakazam Dusknoir)
An all-Alakazam final between two Polish teammates.
Results
| Game | Winner | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Game 1 | Tomasz Chałupka | A patient control battle won by Tomasz, who waited to strike the Fezandipiti for two prizes and rode the Special Red Card hand-disruption to force the scoop. |
| Game 2 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz | A rare draw — with both players down to a single prize and their last attackers trading knockouts, Mateusz won the tiebreak by revealing Prime Catcher + Super Sidebolt to remove Tomasz's Budew. |
| Game 3 | Tomasz Chałupka | Tomasz again punished Mateusz's Fezandipiti start, took the last two prizes with Powerful Hand, and won his first Masters regional — a back-to-back Frankfurt champion after winning Seniors in 2026. |
Tomasz Chałupka wins 2-1. 2027 Frankfurt Regional Champion.
Top Cut Results
Masters
Show final standings
| # | Player | Deck | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tomasz Chałupka | Alakazam Dusknoir | PL |
| 2 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz | Alakazam Dusknoir | PL |
| 3 | Eliot Duclos | Festival Lead | FR |
| 4 | Alberto Conti | Dragapult Dusknoir | IT |
| 5 | Jonas Oertel | Dragapult Blaziken | DE |
| 6 | Tomás Malaca | Slowking | PT |
| 7 | Owyn Kamerman | Dragapult | NL |
| 8 | Tobias Niedziella | Lopunny Dusknoir | DE |
All decklists: Frankfurt on Limitless TCG