Alpensee Tour (Reg M-C) #83 results recap
Alpensee Tour (Reg M-C) #83 results recap
Alpensee Tour (Reg M-C) #83 was a 109-player online Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-C event played on Limitless on 2026-11-11. MakeItRain [DE] finished first at 10-2-0, with OroVGC [DE] also ending 10-2-0 in second. The listed final round results included OroVGC over m_rada, Dryster over amoht, and MakeItRain over hardfreaq.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | MakeItRain [DE] | 10-2-0 | Sneasler, Whimsicott, Charizard, Kingambit, Garchomp, Froslass |
| 2 | OroVGC [DE] | 10-2-0 | Incineroar, Camerupt, Kingambit, Sylveon, Farigiraf, Rillaboom |
| 3 | Snowball_sage [GB] | 8-3-0 | Froslass, Sneasler, Kingambit, Dragonite, Basculegion, Incineroar |
| 4 | ali_en | 8-3-0 | Gengar, Rillaboom, Incineroar, Delphox, Vivillon, Kommo-o |
MakeItRain’s winning team leaned into fast pressure with multiple forms of speed control and strong physical attackers. Sneasler used White Herb / Unburden with Close Combat, Dire Claw, Rock Tomb, and Protect, giving the team a high-tempo lead option that could attack while also controlling opposing Speed with Rock Tomb. Whimsicott supplied the more direct support package: Focus Sash / Prankster with Tailwind, Encore, Moonblast, and Protect.
The rest of the team gave MakeItRain several different damage angles. Charizard with Charizardite Y, Weather Ball, Solar Beam, Heat Wave, and Protect provided spread Fire pressure and coverage into Water- and Rock-adjacent matchups through Solar Beam. Kingambit’s Chople Berry / Defiant set added priority through Sucker Punch, Steel damage with Iron Head, Dark damage with Kowtow Cleave, and Low Kick for coverage. Garchomp held Life Orb and carried Rock Slide, Earthquake, Dragon Claw, and Protect, adding another fast physical threat with spread options. Froslass rounded out the six with Froslassite, Blizzard, Shadow Ball, Aurora Veil, and Protect, giving the team a second special attacker plus a defensive support option in Aurora Veil.
Across the top standings, several Pokemon clearly defined the event. Incineroar appeared on four of the top eight teams shown, including OroVGC, Snowball_sage, ali_en, MichaelderBeste, TFZ_Jhinting, and Dryster in the broader top cut listed here. Rillaboom was also common, appearing on OroVGC, ali_en, MichaelderBeste, TFZ_Jhinting, and Dryster, usually alongside Grassy Surge and Fake Out. Sneasler was another major trend, showing up for MakeItRain, Snowball_sage, MichaelderBeste, Toastfire, and Dryster, with White Herb / Unburden appearing on several of those teams.
Kingambit was similarly prominent, making the top teams as both a Chople Berry attacker and a Life Orb sweeper, while Defiant was consistent across its listed sets. Focus Sash support also mattered: Whimsicott used it on both MakeItRain’s and Toastfire’s teams, while Vivillon and Pawmot also carried Focus Sash elsewhere in the top eight. The metagame snapshot from this event favored Fake Out cores, strong priority, and teams that could combine speed control with immediate offensive pressure.
Takeaway for ladder players: prepare for Sneasler, Kingambit, Incineroar, and Rillaboom cores, and bring reliable answers to both Tailwind offense and Fake Out cycling.
Source: Limitless