The latest Mythic Championships just concluded hours ago with the Jund Sacrifice getting the trophy and title of Champion. The deck was played by Pro Player Poitr Glogowkski (@kanister_mtg on Twitter). He just could not be stopped in during the Top 8 matches wherein he placed 2nd prior, though those were three-game matches in the upper bracket.

He defeated World Champions Seth Manfield, PV, and Javier Dominguez before finally defeating the lower bracket finalist Brad Nelson who played Simic Flash. The finals match was somewhat epic as the counterspells and card tricks of the Simic seemed to be more dominating than that of sacrificing and creature-recursion.

Here below is his winning decklist.

Maindeck
LANDS
4 Blood Crypt
2 Castle Locthwain
3 Fabled Passage
5 Forest
1 Mountain
4 Overgrown Tomb
4 Stomping Ground
2 Swamp

CREATURES
3 Beanstalk Giant
4 Cauldron Familiar
4 Gilded Goose
2 Korvold, Fae-Cursed King
2 Massacre Girl
4 Mayhem Devil
2 Murderous Rider
2 Thrashing Brontodon

OTHER SPELLS
4 Casualties of War
4 Trail of Crumbs
4 Witch’s Oven

Sideboard
2 Deathless Knight
4 Duress
1 Korvold, Fae-Cursed King
3 Lovestruck Beast
1 Massacre Girl
1 Murderous Rider
1 Thrashing Brontodon
2 Wicked Wolf

Reference:
https://mtgazone.com/mythic-championship-vii-live-coverage/

This weekend will be another major tournament for Magic: the Gathering I am looking forward to checking the coverage online. The Magic: The Gathering Mythic Championship VII, to be held at Thunder Studios in Long Beach, California, is expected to be another venue of high-end competition among the top players of the game. A total of 68 participants will compete for their share of the $750,000 prize pool.

The format is Standard and we shall see which deck will dominate the format in the aftermath of the Oko-based decks. I imagine it to be a post-apocalyptic scene that the balance in the surroundings has been restored. I saw a glimpse of the submitted decklists and the expected decks of Fires of Invention, Golgari Adventures and Witch’s Oven-based and probably Esper Control to see some highlight in the tournament.

The video coverage of Mythic Championship VII begins all three days at 9 a.m. local time (PT) / 12 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. UTC at their channel at Twitch.tv/magic.