Yann Rabay won the Redbull Untapped 2021 International Stop 1 on Sunday with Mono-Green Aggro❄.
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Planeswalkers (3)
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Rabay cruised into the platinum division (the Top 16 players after Day 1) by going 8-0, then made the Top 8 cut for their division by going 2-1 on Day 2. After making the Top 8 of the platinum division, Rabay defeated Paolo Prenassi on Izzet Dragons, Marco Lima on Temur Midrange, and Grimir on Izzet Dragons to take first place and win $4,000.
The free-to-enter tournament had 1,235 players with the Top 64 players advancing to play in Day 2 among the four divisions. Anthony Cuello finished second overall with Mono-Green Aggro❄ with the same record of 12-1 as Rabay, but won the gold division to make $2,000. Third place overall was Grimir, also making $2,000 with a record of 11-1-1.
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Frank Karsten won the silver division with Mono-White Aggro❄, going 11-2 for $1,000 while Bernardo Santos won the bronze division with Mono-White Aggro❄, finishing with a record of 10-3 for $500.
Creatures (31)
- 4 Luminarch Aspirant
- 4 Usher of the Fallen
- 4 Elite Spellbinder
- 4 Stonebinder's Familiar
- 2 Brutal Cathar
- 2 Chaplain of Alms
- 4 Intrepid Adversary
- 3 Sungold Sentinel
- 4 Adeline, Resplendent Cathar
Lands (23)
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- 3 Kitesail Cleric
- 4 Luminarch Aspirant
- 4 Usher of the Fallen
- 3 Reidane, God of the Worthy
- 2 Elite Spellbinder
- 4 Stonebinder's Familiar
- 3 Brutal Cathar
- 3 Intrepid Adversary
- 4 Sungold Sentinel
- 2 Adeline, Resplendent Cathar
Lands (22)
Spells (6)
Almost 65% of the field was on five decks, with the most-played deck being Mono-Green Aggro❄, followed by Izzet Dragons. The metagame breakdown for the top decks is shown below.
| Archetype | Copies |
|---|---|
| Mono-Green Aggro❄ | 215 |
| Izzet Dragons | 209 |
| Izzet Epiphany | 163 |
| Mono-White Aggro❄ | 158 |
| Temur Midrange | 55 |
View the Top 16 decklists.