Andrew Hedrick of the United States won the Masters Division of the Pokémon World Championships on 30 August 2026. In the final at San Francisco's Chase Center his Dragapult ex beat Diego Cassiraga of Argentina, who played Alakazam with Dudunsparce. The division drew 797 players, and Limitless has the full standings.
| Place | Player | Country | Deck |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Andrew Hedrick | USA | Dragapult ex |
| 2 | Diego Cassiraga | Argentina | Alakazam / Dudunsparce |
| 3 | Brent Tonisson | Australia | Dragapult ex |
| 4 | Henry Chao | USA | Dragapult / Dusknoir |
| 5 | Rune Heiremans | Belgium | Crustle |
| 6 | Satoshi Matsui | USA | Crustle |
| 7 | Mateusz Łaszkiewicz | Poland | Alakazam / Dusknoir |
| 8 | Nathan Spry | Australia | Basic Box (Ogerpon / Clefairy) |
Dragapult was the deck of the season: three of the eight finalists played it, the new champion among them, with Henry Chao running a Dusknoir version. Crustle made the quarterfinals twice, and so did Alakazam – once all the way to the final.
Europe did well. Belgium's Rune Heiremans reached the quarterfinals with Crustle and finished fifth, and Poland's Mateusz Łaszkiewicz placed seventh. Both came through the Swiss rounds into the top cut; Heiremans' match results are on Limitless.