Intel's One Deck Derby

One Deck Per Player

30 cards + 10 card sideboard

Players are allowed to adjust their deck between games with cards from the sideboard.

Double Elimination

Best of Five series

Best of Seven Grand Final, the Upper Bracket player gets a 1-game lead

Dima Radu
Dreamhack Summer 2014 champion

The young Romanian is already a veteran in the scene, and he recently battled his way through a stacked bracket to reach second place in the Xfinity Hearthstone Invitational.

Just this weekend he was unable to attend Dreamhack Summer 2015 to defend his title. Let's see if he can find the right deck to take out his world class opposition.

Cong Shu
SeatStory Cup I champion

StrifeCro is one of the longest-serving members in the Hearthstone community, and he has shown time and time again that he is not one to fall behind to newer players.

A top8 finish at the 2014 World Championships, a victory at The Pinnacle 2, as well as a second place at the recent Viagame House Cup #3 prove that he is always a contender for the title.

Chu Shih Kuang
BlizzCon World Championship Top 16

FrozenIce made his first big splash onto the scene by qualifying for the 2014 BlizzCon World Championship, where he lost two close series in group stage.

He is currently the second highest Taiwanese BlizzCon points holder and has finished in the ladder top 10 every season this year so far.

Hakjun Baek
BlizzCon World Championship semi finalist

Together with his friend RenieHouR, Kranich has emerged as one of the best players hailing from the eSports Mecca South Korea.

His quirky decks tend to catch his opponents by surprise, be it his use of Nat Pagle or the Raging Worgen deck he used to reach top 4 at last year's World Championship.

TiddlerCelestial had to cancel his participation. No other Chinese top player was able to replace him in short notice, so we extended our invite to the Taiwanese pro player FrozenIce.

2nd place