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Andrew Hedrick vs jack pitcher: Análise do confronto

Confira Andrew Hedrick vs Jack Pitcher no Regional de Los Angeles de 2026, incluindo escolhas de deck, momentos decisivos e lições estratégicas.

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Andrew Hedrick com Crushing Hammer e Dragapult: Guia de Configuração

Aprenda como Andrew Hedrick usa Crushing Hammer, Dragapult ex, Munkidori e disrupção para controlar partidas equilibradas do Pokémon TCG.

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Resultados do campeonato mundial de Andrew Hedrick: Finais de 2026

Confira o resultado de Andrew Hedrick no Campeonato Mundial de Pokémon TCG de 2026, o placar da final, as jogadas decisivas e o histórico competitivo.

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Andrew Hedrick vs Henry Chao: Comparação da Final de Atlanta

Compare Andrew Hedrick e Henry Chao por meio da estratégia de baralho, ritmo, mapeamento de prêmios e tomada de decisões no confronto da final do Pokémon TCG.

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Campeonatos regionais de Los Angeles de Andrew Hedrick: Resultados

Confira a vitória de Andrew Hedrick no Campeonato Regional de Los Angeles de 2026, sua estratégia com Dragapult, a partida da semifinal e seu retrospecto no torneio.

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Andrew Hedrick no Atlanta Regionals 2025: Guia do Top 4

Analise a partida de Andrew Hedrick no Top 4 do Atlanta Regionals 2025, as táticas do espelho de Dragonapult, a pressão das cartas de Prêmios e as principais decisões do Pokémon TCG.

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Andrew Hedrick Regionais de Vancouver 2025: Dicas do Top 8

Analise a partida de Andrew Hedrick no Top 8 dos Regionais de Vancouver, incluindo a estratégia de Dragapult ex, o mapeamento dos prêmios e o controle no fim do jogo.

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Guia de Andrew Hedrick: Dicas de Dragapult com Crushing Hammer

Aprenda a abordagem de Andrew Hedrick para Dragapult com Crushing Hammer, seu método de testes, planos de confrontos e dicas de preparação para torneios.

31 de ago. de 2026guide
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Guia de estratégia de Andrew Hedrick: preparação para o TCG e dicas para partidas

Use o histórico competitivo público de Andrew Hedrick para criar um plano de estudo, uma rotina de testes e um checklist de torneio mais eficientes para o Pokémon TCG.

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Deck de Andrew Hedrick: Configuração e Dicas de Campeão Regional

Analise o deck de Dragapult ex de Andrew Hedrick, incluindo interrupção, posicionamento de dano de Munkidori, momento certo para Crushing Hammer e linhas de encerramento.

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Entrevista com o campeão regional Andrew Hedrick: principais conclusões

Principais lições da entrevista com o campeão regional Andrew Hedrick em 2026, incluindo escolha do deck, estratégia com Crushing Hammer, testes e mentalidade de torneio.

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Andrew Hedrick naic 2024: Análise da Partida e Rankings

Revise a partida de Andrew Hedrick no NAIC 2024 de Pokémon TCG, a estratégia Lost Zone, as jogadas decisivas e seu histórico verificado em torneios.

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Andrew Hedrick Tournament Results

Follow Andrew Hedrick's major Pokémon TCG tournament results across Regional, International, and World Championship events, from his 2023 Knoxville Regional title to his 2026 World Championship victory.

EventDateDivisionPlacementResult
2026 Pokémon World ChampionshipsAug 30, 2026Masters1stWorld Champion
2025 Atlanta Regional2025Masters2ndRunner-Up
2025 Vancouver Regional2025MastersTop CutDeep Run
2024 North America International ChampionshipsJun 2024Masters1stNAIC Champion
2024 Indianapolis Regional2024Masters1stRegional Champion
2023 Knoxville Regional2023Masters1stRegional Champion

Andrew Hedrick Deck Lists

Browse the competitive Pokémon TCG decks Andrew Hedrick brought to major tournaments. Each list is a complete 60-card build organized around its event and final placement, so you can trace how his archetypes evolved season by season.

World Champion

The Dragapult list behind Hedrick's Masters Division world title, defeating Diego Cassiraga 2-0 in the final.

2025 Gardevoir ex

Worlds 17th

A 9-4-1 Worlds run built on Gardevoir ex after his 2024 Top 8 finish.

2024 Charizard ex / Pidgeot ex

Worlds Top 8

A 10-3-1 World Championship run that established Hedrick among the leading Masters competitors.

NAIC Champion

The Lost Zone Toolbox list that won the 2024 North America International Championships in a 2,692-player Masters field.

Knoxville Champion

The Lugia VSTAR build with Archeops support that delivered Hedrick's 2023 Knoxville Regional title.

Andrew Hedrick 2026 World Championship Deck

Explore the 60-card tournament deck Andrew Hedrick used to win the Masters Division at the 2026 Pokémon World Championships in San Francisco. The complete official list splits across Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards.

Pokémon

Core Attackers

The Dragapult ex line with Dreepy and Drakloak evolution stages, backed by Dusknoir for damage placement. These cards carry the deck's attacks and its ability to spread damage across the opponent's board.

Trainer

Setup and Control

Supporters, Items, Tools, and Stadium cards that keep the deck drawing, searching, and managing the pace of each match while the Dragapult line develops.

Energy

Attack Fuel

The Energy configuration that powers Dragapult ex's Phantom Dive attack, tuned to keep the world championship list attacking on schedule every game.

60-card official Worlds list

Masters Division championship winner

Final won 2-0 over Diego Cassiraga

Full list on Limitless TCG

Andrew Hedrick Career Stats

The key numbers behind Andrew Hedrick's competitive Pokémon TCG career: an American Masters Division player, member of team Sableyes, and reigning World Champion after his 2026 victory.

Country

Profile

United States

Date of Birth

Profile

November 30, 1996

Team

Profile

Sableyes

1 (2026, Masters Division)

International Championships

Titles

1 (2024 NAIC, Masters)

2 (Knoxville 2023, Indianapolis 2024)

1st, Masters Division

Signature Archetypes

Decks

Dragapult, Lost Zone Toolbox, Lugia VSTAR

How Andrew Hedrick's Dragapult Deck Works

Andrew Hedrick's Dragapult strategy builds Dragapult ex, spreads damage counters across the opponent's board, and converts that spread damage into efficient multi-Prize turns. Here is how the world championship engine runs, step by step.

1

Establish the Dragapult Line

Dreepy, Drakloak, Dragapult ex

Get Dreepy into play early and develop multiple evolution targets. Keeping more than one Dragapult line available makes it harder for the opponent to stop the deck by removing a single Pokémon.

2

Use Drakloak to Keep the Deck Moving

Drakloak

Drakloak's Recon Directive provides repeatable card selection while the deck develops, finding attackers, Energy, evolution pieces, and situational cards without abandoning the evolution game plan.

3

Attack with Phantom Dive

Dragapult ex

Phantom Dive deals 200 damage to the Active Pokémon and places 6 damage counters on the opponent's Benched Pokémon in any way you choose, setting up several future Knock Outs at once.

4

Combine Spread Damage with Dusknoir

Dusknoir, Dragapult ex

Dusknoir's Cursed Blast places 13 damage counters on an opposing Pokémon while Knocking Out Dusknoir itself. Combined with Phantom Dive damage, this creates aggressive Prize-map options against damaged targets.

5

Plan the Final Prize Turn

Dragapult ex, Drakloak, Dusknoir

The deck is strongest when damage counters are placed with future turns in mind. Hedrick's approach rewards setting up multiple targets, preserving the next attacker, and taking two or more Knock Outs during decisive turns.

Andrew Hedrick's Major Championship Results

Hedrick progressed from deep World Championship finishes to the Masters Division world title, adapting his archetype every season: Charizard ex in 2024, Gardevoir ex in 2025, and Dragapult to win it all in 2026.

A 10-3-1 run with Charizard ex / Pidgeot ex earned $25,000 and established Hedrick among the leading Masters Division competitors.

A 9-4-1 follow-up run on Gardevoir ex worth $10,000, proving the 2024 result was no one-off.

Hedrick captured the Masters Division world title with Dragapult, defeating former World Champion Diego Cassiraga in the championship match.

Andrew Hedrick Tournament Matches

Recorded matches show how Hedrick's major tournament runs translated into championship results. The 2026 Masters Division final against Diego Cassiraga is the defining recorded match of his World Championship victory.

EventStageOpponentResultDecks
2026 Pokémon World ChampionshipsMasters FinalDiego CassiragaWin 2-0Dragapult vs. Alakazam
2026 Pokémon World ChampionshipsFeature MatchJack PitcherWinDragapult
2026 Pokémon World ChampionshipsFeature MatchHenry ChaoWinDragapult
2026 Pokémon World ChampionshipsFeature MatchPreston RutledgeWinDragapult
2024 NAICMasters FinalStéphane IvanoffWinLost Zone Toolbox

Official Pokémon coverage is the best way to study Hedrick's tournament play: sequencing, Prize mapping, target selection, and in-match adaptation that deck lists alone cannot capture.

Pokémon YouTube

Hedrick vs. Diego Cassiraga, Dragapult against Alakazam, official Pokémon World Championships match coverage of the championship-winning 2-0 final.

Pokémon YouTube

Stéphane Ivanoff vs. Andrew Hedrick, the North America International Championships final where Hedrick's Lost Zone Toolbox took the title.

Play! Pokémon

Worlds, Internationals, and Regionals coverage: event information, featured matches, and competitive Pokémon broadcasts featuring Hedrick and fellow Championship competitors.

Watch Tips

  • Featured-match broadcasts reveal sequencing decisions deck lists cannot show.
  • Pokémon's official channel hosts World Championship feature matches and finals.
  • Play! Pokémon publishes brackets, standings, and event results alongside coverage.
  • Limitless TCG pairs every broadcast with the exact 60-card list played.