2017 Abuget Cup Jakarta, Andreij's Road to Victory (Part 2)

PBE Doujin's journey to the top is so difficult and in fact, there was even a time that he was almost eliminated and did not make the cut of Top 16. But, he fought a very tough battle and inch by inch, little by little he moved gradually to the upper bracket.

Andreij's difficult road to victory

He was first beaten by Korea's Echofox Saint in the Top 8 and was sent to the losers bracket to battle Japan's Tanukana and won. But, fate made it hard for him that he has to face his teammate, PBE AK, going to the TOP 4. It was just like a serious casual game for both of them and no hard feelings whoever wins because for sure one of them will enter the Top 4. He won after a very good fight from a very worthy adversary, PBE AK.

The battle of the Top 4 started with him and UDG Book of Thailand to face loser in the winner's bracket between Korea's Echofox Saint and Knee. He defeated UDG Book and moved to face once again Echofox Saint' who lost to Knee in a very close battle, for the right to face Knee in the Championships. He did his best to introduce a new character, GIGAS, against Saint's, Jack 7. He won the first battle but loses in the second round. It was this time that he popped up again Shaheen to fight Saint's Jack 7 and Bob sending Saint to 3rd Place.

Now, going against Legendary Knee was a dream come true for him as he also admired him as one of Korea's Best. He sees the opportunity to try his main character Lars against Knee's Bryan. He has not actually been using Lars for quite some time (nor even practicing it seriously) and even in major tournaments but the urge to use it against Knee's Bryan was very strong. So he sticks to it to gauge the strength of Lars and evaluate its future in other competitions. He could have used his other strong characters against Knee's Bryan but it was his professional attitude, that if someone like Knee uses his Main, he is obliged to use his Main too. And the rest is history.

Congratulations PBE Doujin and Get Ready for the Next Battle.

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PBE Doujin vs Knee

YouTube video

PBE Doujin vs Echofox Saint

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PBE Doujin vs PBE AK

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PBE Doujin vs Tanukana

Congratulations PBE AK 5th Place and
PBE Doujin, 2nd Place
both from the PlayBook eSports Team of the Philippines

2017 Abuget Cup Jakarta, Andreij's Road to Victory

PBE Andreij "Doujin" Albar

2nd Place, Abuget Cup Jakarta, Indonesia

July 29 and 30, 2017

Congratulations to our young and most love Pilipino Tekken 7 Player Andreij "Doujin" Albar from PlayBook eSports Elite Team.  An 18 years old college student of San Beda College Alabang.

Barely 2 months from the release of Tekken 7 Fated Retribution here in the Philippines, Andreij made again a remarkable winning streak at the Abuget Cup 2017 in Jakarta, Indonesia.

In the top 16, Echofox Saint defeated PBE Doujin and sent him to the losers bracket where he slowly moved his way to the Top 8 downing Singapore's Imurmother with Jack 7 & Shaheen.

In the Top 8 of the losers bracket, he eliminated Japan's Cyclops Tanukana using Claudio & Shaheen. 

From the winners' bracket, PBE Doujin sent his teammate PBE AK to 5th Place and moved himself up to the Top 4.

In the Top 4, he subdued Thailand's UDG Book with Leo and Jack 7 and move forward challenging Echofox Saint to the semifinals.

PBE Doujin was the lone Filipino player left in the tournament following that tough match against an even tougher opponent, Echofox Saint, who recently placed second in the EVO 2017 Tournament in Las Vegas USA which is the biggest fighting game tournament in the world. PBE Doujin started with a new character "Gigas" to the surprise of Echofox Saint, followed by Shaheen, and managed to replicate his Rage Art victory and sent Echofox Saint to third place.

From the winner's side of the tournament, Knee had been waiting for his opponent in the grand finals. Stepping up to the challenge, PBE Doujin pulled out his main character Lars against Knee who had released his Bryan pick. PBE Doujin didn't make any points with Knee and brings Knee to be the Champion and made him stand on the 2nd Place.

2nd Place PBE Andreij "Doujin" Albar of the Philippines
(Picture courtesy of Mr. Richard Brojan)

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Runner Up Awarding
PBE Doujin Philippines

Champion – Knee, Korea
2nd place – PBE Doujin, Philippines
3rd place – Echofox Saint, Korea

(Picture courtesy of Mr. Richard Brojan)

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Awarding

Thank you, Abuget Cup Jakarta, Indonesia

PBE Doujin, Philippines vs Echofox Saint, Korea

(Picture courtesy of Unifiltekken)

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PBE Doujin was first beaten by Korea's Echofox Saint in the Top 8 and was sent to the losers bracket. Once again PBE Doujin faces Echofox Saint' who lost to Knee in a very close battle, for the right to face Knee in the Championships. He did his best to introduce a new character, GIGAS, against Saint's, Jack 7. He won the first battle but loses in the second round. It was this time that he popped up again Shaheen to fight Saint's Jack 7 and Bob sending Saint to 3rd Place.

PBE Doujin, Philippines vs Knee, Korea
(Picture by Sol Albar)

https://youtu.be/zOJTR_DaRqY

Going against Legendary Knee was a dream come true for PBE Doujin as he also admired him as one of Korea's Best. He sees the opportunity to try his main character Lars against Knee's Bryan. He has not actually been using Lars for quite some time (nor even practicing it seriously) and even in major tournaments but the urge to use it against Knee's Bryan was very strong. So he sticks to it to gauge the strength of Lars and evaluate its future in other competitions. He could have used his other strong characters against Knee's Bryan but it was his professional attitude, that if someone like Knee uses his Main, he is obliged to use his Main too. And the rest is history. 

(Picture and Article courtesy of KotakGame )

Post-interview of PBE Doujin by Bulan

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Post interview of PBE Doujin

PBE Doujin 2nd Place and PBE AK 5th Place
both players of PlayBook eSports Team, Philippines
with Mr. Richard Brojan owner, and CEO of PlayBook Video Lounge
(Picture courtesy of Mr. Richard Brojan)

Tekken 7 Result

Champion – Knee
2nd place – PBE Doujin
3rd place – Echofox Saint
4th place – UDG Book
5th place – GetNews Pekos
5th place – PBE AK
7th place – Cyclops Tanukana
7th place – Armageddon Meat

Congratulations PBE Doujin and Get Ready for the Next Battle.

Andreij's Jakarta Games Week Pass

PBE Doujin Signing

"Ora et Labora"
Andreij's Journey to Jakarta, Indonesia

Click the link to read more on Part 2

2017 Abuget Cup Jakarta, Andreij's Road to Victory (Part 2)

PBE Doujin's journey to the top is so difficult and in fact, there was even a time that he was almost eliminated and did not make the cut of Top 16. But, he fought a very tough battle and inch by inch, little by little he moved gradually to the upper bracket.

Read more on Part 2 

2017 Abuget Cup (Jakarta) Andreij & AK

Pinoy Tekken 7 players PBE Andreij "Doujin" Albar and PBE AK will be representing the Philippines and PlayBook eSports Team in the Abuget Cup 2017 in Jakarta, Indonesia on July 29 & 30, 2017. 

The Abuget Cup is a ranking event of the Tekken World Tour. PBE Doujin and PBE AK will be fighting for a spot in the Tekken World finals that will happen at the end of the year.

PBE Doujin and PBE AK of PlayBook eSports Team will be going up against some of the strongest Tekken 7 players in the Asia Pacific region.

Thank you, Mr. Richard Brojan owner and CEO of PlayBook eSports.

Thank you, San Beda College Alabang for allowing Andreij to compete.

PlayBook eSports Team
PBE Doujin and PBE AK of Philippines


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Andreij and AK were included in the Abuget Cup Jakarta, Indonesia teaser.

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Abuget Cup Teaser 
Video by Sports Illustrated eSports Philippines

AK and Andreij at Kuala Lumpur International Airport

AK, Andreij and Mr. Richard Brojan at Jakarta, Indonesia International Airport

AK and Andreij at the tournament venue
Neo Soho Central Park

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PBE Andreij "Doujin" Albar 2017 Abuget Cup Teaser

2017 PBE Andreij "Doujin" Albar at Mineski Infinity Blitz Wilson Street Opening Tournament

After the Hype event of Rev Major Philippines, Southeast Asia Master, the first appearance of our Pinoy Top Tekken 7 Player and Champion PBE Doujin is in the Tekken 7 show-match Mineski Infinity Blitz, Opening Tournament at Wilson Street, San Juan.

It was a very successful event of Mineski Infinity Blitz that features also a Tekken 7 Show Match of PBE Doujin versus four players who were randomly picked in a raffle. Those who can beat Doujin will be rewarded with a Php 500.00 and if they cannot the prize money will go to Doujin to buy Pizzas for all players in the tourney.

Mineski Infinity Blitz Opening Tekken 7 Tournament Champion

PBE Andreij "Doujin" Albar

(Winner and a show-match special guest)

Champion PBE Doujin,

Andreij Albar with Mr. Richard Jacinto of Mineski Infinity Blitz.

Congratulations to the winners of the Mineski Infinity Blitz Opening Tournament

Champion PBE Andreij "Doujin" Albar

2nd Place Kenny Samia (Prime)

3rd Place Jed Tagalog

Congratulations to our Team Andreij,

Andreij Albar with Daddy Coach Engr. Tony Albar

At the Mineski Infinity Blitz main playing area.

Awarding with Mr. Richard Jacinto of Mineski Infinity Blitz.

Thank you, Mineski Infinity Blitz for these freebies.

Pizza and Coke flooded over the place.

Thank you so much, Mineski Infinity Blitz, to all Tekken 7 Players of this event,

to my team Andreij, and to my PlayBook eSports family.

Congratulations to our Team Andreij,

Andreij Albar with Daddy Coach Engr. Tony Albar

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2017 Rev Major Philippines

Southeast Asia Pacific Master
July 8 & 9, 2017 
Power Mac Center Spotlight 
Circuit Makati, Philippines

"Grand Championship" Top 16 Tekken Players to qualify the Tekken World Tour
"Get Ready for the Next Battle."

(Day 1) July 8, 2017 

Thousands of Gamers and spectators from all over the country and abroad

are gathered here for the 1st day of Rev Major Philippines, 

Southeast Asia Pacific Master.

July 8, 2017 (Day 1)
"Elimination Round" 168 Gamers from all over the country and abroad.
Japan, Korea, USA, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Guam, Hongkong, Finland, Aruba.

Organizers are visible and pleasantly guiding everyone.

The event went well and truly organized.Cool registration and the security was well maintained.

Security and Marshalls are visible inside and outside the venue.

Casual games before the formal tournament start.
Spotted some famous players Book and Miniball of Thailand, Tanukana of Japan,
Katchieka of Philippines, PBE Doujin, and PBE Maru of Philippines.

Guest of honor Philippine Senator Bam Aquino supports eSports in the Philippines.
Mr. Richard and Mrs. Kris Brojan of PlayBook eSports welcomes Senator Bam Aquino.

Guest of honor Senator Bam Aquino played with PBE Nature Lover Djamille to
formally open the Rev Major Tournament.

(Day 2) July 9, 2017 

Finals, Grand Championship

The final battle for the strongest Tekken Players all over the world.

July 9, 2017 (Day 2)
"Finals, Grand Championship" Top 16 Tekken Players to qualify the Tekken World Tour
"Get Ready for the Next Battle."

Tekken 7 Results

1. FOX|JDCR (Dragunov, Heihachi)
2. Knee (Feng, Bryan, Devil Jin, Steve)
3. Yamasa|Take (Kazumi, Bryan)
4. Kkokkoma (Kazumi, Dragunov)
5. FOX|Saint (JACK-7)
5. Yamasa|Nobi (Dragunov)
7. Dimeback (Asuka)
7. Tsubumi (Shaheen)

9. PBE|Doujin (JACK-7, Kazumi, Shaheen, Dragunov)
9. COOASGAMES|Chikurin (Akuma, Devil Jin)
9. Yamasa|Yuu (Feng)
9. Book (Jin)
13. Legion|Noelittle (Hwoarang)
13. PBE|Maru (Leo, Dragunov, Kazumi)
13. Jackller|Tekken Bancho (JACK-7)
13. Legion|Prime (Bryan, Shaheen)

2017 Champion Rev Major Philippines
Echo FOX JDCR (Dragunov, Heihachi) Korea

1. FOX|JDCR (Dragunov, Heihachi) Korea

2nd Place, Knee (Feng, Bryan, Devil Jin, Steve) Korea

2. Knee (Feng, Bryan, Devil Jin, Steve) Korea

3rd Place, Yamasa/Take (Kazumi, Bryan) Korea

3. Yamasa|Take (Kazumi, Bryan) Korea

Top 3
1. FOX|JDCR (Dragunov, Heihachi) Korea
2. Knee (Feng, Bryan, Devil Jin, Steve) Korea
3. Yamasa|Take (Kazumi, Bryan) Korea

4th Place, Kkokkoma (Kazumi, Dragunov) Korea

4th Place, Kkokkoma (Kazumi, Dragunov) Korea

5th Place, FOX|Saint (JACK-7) Korea

5th Place, FOX|Saint (JACK-7) Korea

5th Place, Yamasa|Nobi (Dragunov) Japan

5th Place, Yamasa|Nobi (Dragunov) Japan

7th Place, Dimeback (Asuka) Korea

7th Place, Dimeback (Asuka) Korea

7th Place, Tsubumi (Shaheen) Japan

7th Place, Tsubumi (Shaheen) Japan

To complete the top 8
4. Kkokkoma (Kazumi, Dragunov) Korea
5. FOX|Saint (JACK-7) Korea
5. Yamasa|Nobi (Dragunov) Japan
7. Dimeback (Asuka) Korea
7. Tsubumi (Shaheen) Japan

9th Place, PBE|Doujin (JACK-7, Kazumi, Shaheen, Dragunov) Philippines

9th Place, Book (Jin) Thailand

9th Place, Yamasa|Yuu (Feng)

9th Place, COOASGAMES|Chikurin (Akuma, Devil Jin)

13th Place, Legion|Noelittle (Hwoarang)

13th Place, PBE|Maru (Leo, Dragunov, Kazumi)

13th Place, Jackller|Tekken Bancho (JACK-7)

13th Place, Legion|Prime (Bryan, Shaheen)