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GO Brisbane, RicFlareon wins 3-2

Full day · Saturday, September 26 · the whole GO event: Swiss and Top Cut · published September 26, 23:00 (UTC+2)

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Days of Brisbane

44players
3-2the final, best of five
7 of 8Australian Top 8 players

The headlines

  • RicFlareon (Australia) champion of the Brisbane GO Regional, among 44 players.
  • Final goes the distance: 3-2 against fellow Australian Jumothy.
  • Australia at home: 7 of the top 8 are Australian; the only guest is Oeu1a, from Japan.
  • Two wins in game five: RicFlareon beats Zeetarb 3-2 in the winners bracket final and Jumothy 3-2 in the final.

The story

Good evening, trainers. In Brisbane, 44 players for the GO and a bracket with repechage, a Top 4 and a best-of-five final. The title goes to RicFlareon, who wins 3-2 over Jumothy after a final that went to the fifth game.

Third place goes to Zeetarb, fourth to avrip. Tied for fifth are Oeu1a, the only foreigner in the Top 8, and Sammyp193; seventh are AgentMagikarp and J0shyJ0shy.

In the four-player final stage Jumothy climbs back from the losers bracket, beating avrip 2-0 and Zeetarb 3-1, then gives way in game five. The 3-2 final is reported by Pokémon GO Hub and Liquipedia.

The champion's team

From dracoviz.com, the winning team: Clodsire, Fearow, Jellicent, Alolan Ninetales, Shadow Sableye, Shadow Stunfisk. In the tournament the champion finished with 6 matches won, 14 games won and 6 lost (dracoviz figure, the only source).

The teams of the finalist and semifinalists do not appear to be published: for now the analysis stops at the champion.

Sources. pokemon.com (official GO results from Brisbane, consulted on October 31, 2026); pokemongohub.net (3-2 final, report of October 7, 2026); dittobase.com (venue); dracoviz.com (table of the winning teams of the 2027 GO Regional season, read through a search excerpt; team and record of the champion only, provisional data); liquipedia.net and pokemon.com (RicFlareon's previous placings, search excerpts); liquipedia.net (final-stage bracket with scores, read on November 3, 2026)