2000 Origins Open
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2000 Origins Open was a Star Wars CCG Open championship on Decipher's 2000 summer convention circuit. The winner received a bye to the semifinal round of the World Championship and travel to DecipherCon 2000.[1][2]
Joe Alread of Normal, Illinois won.[1]
Format
- Type: Open championship
- Format: Premiere - Endor (from the card pool legal on the event date)
- Date: 15 July 2000[3] (the convention ran 13–16 July 2000)
- Site: Origins, Columbus, Ohio
Results
| Finish | Player |
|---|---|
| 1st | Joe Alread |
| 3rd | Bill Gordon[3] |
| 2nd (lost the final duel; 12 (+107) after Swiss) | Chris Terwilliger[3] |
| 10 (+111) in the posted standings | Steve Brentson[3] |
| 10 (+100) in the posted standings | Yannick Lapointe[3] |
| 10 (+88) in the posted standings | Jared Lockwood[3] |
| 3–3 record | Josh Paterniti[4] |
| 3–3 record | Charlie Herren[5] |
| 3–3 record | Steven Lewis[6] |
| 24th | Dominic Gaudreault[7] |
Decklists
Players posted these lists on DeckTech as decks they played at the event; the posted list may differ slightly from the one played.
- 2000 Origins Open Chris Gogolen Gogolen s Numbers(Pure Evil Genius) (Chris Gogolen, Dark; 16th) — "Good enough to get me 16th at Origins"
- 2000 Origins Open Bill Gordon Manipulator- Gordon style (Bill Gordon, Dark) — "I used it at DragonCon & Origins opens, with the only loss to Clint Hays"
Players named in tournament reports
Players these reports name who are not in the event's results above.
- Jim Sells — named in Bill Gordon 3rd Place Origins Open (tournament report)[3]
- Yul Beauchamps — named in Bill Gordon 3rd Place Origins Open (tournament report)[3]
- Brian Terwilliger — named in Bill Gordon 3rd Place Origins Open (tournament report)[3]
- Karl Harford — named in Bill Gordon 3rd Place Origins Open (tournament report)[3]
- Andrew Liu — named in Bill Gordon 3rd Place Origins Open (tournament report)[3]
- Stephen Agnew — named in Bill Gordon 3rd Place Origins Open (tournament report)[3]
- Jared Napolitano — named in Josh Paterniti Orgins 2000 (tournament report)[4]
- Andy Talaga — named in Josh Paterniti Orgins 2000 (tournament report)[4]
- Tim Guzman — named in Charlie Herren Dagobah Regional 29 June 2000 (tournament report)[5]
- Philippe Parise — named in Dominic Gaudreault Origins by Dom (tournament report)[7]
Tournament reports
Players' own reports from this event.
- Bill Gordon 3rd Place Origins Open (tournament report) — by Bill Gordon, 3rd, 6–0
- Geoff Snider Origins Team Tournament 7-15-2000 (tournament report) — by Geoff Snider
- Josh Paterniti Orgins 2000 (tournament report) — by Josh Paterniti, 3–3
- Charlie Herren Dagobah Regional 29 June 2000 (tournament report) — by Charlie Herren, 3–3
- Michael Girard The Allen Parsons Project Tempe AZ 7-30 (tournament report) — by Michael Girard
- Yannick Lapointe GenCon 2K Who's Your Daddy (tournament report) — by Yannick Lapointe, 5th
- Steven Lewis Milwaukee Wisconsin 8-12-00 (tournament report) — by Steven Lewis, 3–3
- Dominic Gaudreault Origins by Dom (tournament report) — by Dominic Gaudreault, 24th, 3–3
- Yannick Lapointe My Still Hurt DPC Normal (tournament report) — by Yannick Lapointe, 5th
Side events
- 2000 Origins Team Event — Team, 14 July 2000
- 2000 Origins Death Star II Pre-Release — Pre-release, 16 July 2000
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 DecipherCon 2000: Star Wars CCG Qualifiers, Decipher. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ Decipher's @ Origins 2000, Decipher. Preserved copy: Internet Archive
- ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3rd-place-origins-open, DeckTech (Bill "BRay" Gordon, 17 July 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 orgins-2000, DeckTech (Josh "Jizosh003" Paterniti, 18 July 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 dagobah-regional-29-june-2000, DeckTech (Charlie "CommieBoy" Herren, 30 July 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ milwaukee-wisconsin-8-12-00, DeckTech (Steven "Sir Yoda" Lewis, 14 August 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 origins-by-dom, DeckTech (Dominic "Decktech" Gaudreault, 15 August 2000). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.