Skully and Goat Format World Championship runner up Dale Bellido discuss what they believe to the 2021 Tier List for Goat Format.

YOOO WTF IS GOIN ON!?!? ITS YA BOI, RRAAANNDAAAGE!! I'm BACK from hiatus and what better way to celebrate this MONUMENTAL return, than to renew the most critically acclaimed and restrictive tournament series in Goat Format history known as... SLEEPER META!? Yes! This will be the 5th installment of Sleeper Meta, focusing around EXODIA. One of the most FORBIDDEN brick deck and legendary mascots of Yugioh. You'd better stock up on Reloads, here's everything you need to know about SLEEPER META 5: THE FORBIDDEN ONE. 

GFC 3vs3 will be taking place February 27th 2021. (10:00 am Eastern)
What does 3vs3 mean?

You form a team of 3 players and enter into the double elimination bracket. Find two friends to form a team (create a team name) or join our Discord or Facebook Group  and find partners. If you do not have a team and still wish to play we will be accepting people into a pool of players to form random teams when the event gets closer.

All members of the winning team will receive invites to the Goat Format World Championships.

3v3 Rules: All members of your team each round play a 1v1 match against another team, if 2 out 3 of members on your team win their match, then your team advances to the next round. Players will each have a label of A,B, or C and those players will play the opposite teams matching letter.

Entry for this event is Free, however you must pre-register. We will be begin taking registration for this event mid February on the website, so check back here at GoatFormat.com for more information.

Congratulations to Phillip Rospenda (TwistedFate/Bakura1994), who defeated 138 other duelists to win the largest live online Goat Format Tournament of all time and becoming a Goat Format Champion! All top four competitors have qualified for this year's Goat Format World Championships. Check out the top 8 Deck Lists below!

Combo decks have had their share of the limelight from time to time. Library FTK and Empty Jar have both had top placements in recent events, including MMF's tied 5th place finish in our world championship event with the latter. Thanks to their complexity, though, these decks can be tiring to pilot. User Woawa decided to enter the tournament with something a little more straight-forward, while still sticking to the combo spirit. His deck of choice? Last Turn! 

Our next deck tech for today's event is a testament to just how influential past placements can be. Inspired by David Kretschmer​'s 3rd place list from the 2005 World Championship tournament, Jonathan Chen (AKA Hackbyrd) brewed up a sweet machine deck with the hopes of replicating the historic placement. 

Halloween may have been months ago, but it looks like Ghibo decided we didn't get enough spooky scary skeletons, so he's brought them to today's event! With an impressive 2-1 record in the tournament so far, his Skull Servant Zombie deck seems like it just might have caught our players off guard!