RQ Singapore: a Top 4 split and three full lists

What the event actually decided

Regional Qualifier Singapore was 2v2 Constructed at Singapore EXPO on 6 September 2026. Players enrolled as individuals, then paired into teams. The structure was six Swiss rounds, best-of-one, fifty minutes a round, with a cut to the Top 4.

The Top 4 did not play out a bracket that produced a champion. The remaining prize pool — 1,584 PW tickets from the published 1st through 4th lines — was split evenly: 396 per team, 198 per player. Swiss prizes for 5th through 64th were paid at the end of Round 6 as published.

That is why the tournament page is labeled a Top 4 prize split. If you came here looking for a winner and a finals list, they were never recorded that way.

The three complete Top 8 lists

Partner legends are missing for most of the field. Pilots reported some seats; the rest show as unknown on the event page. We are not going to invent the missing half of those pairs.

RuthlessRedge / Sanan brought Yasuo / Lillia to the Top 4 prize split at 7–0–1 in the official standings. Open the pair, or read RuthlessRedge's round-by-round report. 7th is jigumina / mskdfjfsj on Viktor / Yasuo, 5–1–1, both lists published. Open the pair. 8th is nlcholas on Yasuo and bitterstar on Draven, 5–1–1 after going 4–0–1 into Round 6. Open the pair. Those are the three Top 8 teams we can feature with both decks.

How to read the rest of the field

The cap was 512 players / 256 teams. Decklists were required. After six rounds the table is a Swiss snapshot plus a prize split, not a finished elimination story. Dropped teammates and unreported legends stay in the registration file because those decks were built and brought — they just cannot be used to rank a legend's weekend.

For a 2v2 weekend that did publish a fuller story, see JRB at RQ Barcelona and the Dual Queue recap, where we do have pair records and legend tables.