A member of the famous Team Block Ops, Antoine Ruel, a native of Aubervilliers, France, took his blue-black-red control deck to a third-place finish at this year's World Championships. Ruel credits his teammate Laurent Pagorek for the deck that he calls "AK-Go." The deck, which Ruel played to a 5—1 record during the Standard portion of the tournament, relies on card drawing (most notably Accumulated Knowledge, or "AK" for short), countermagic ("Go," for short), red for board control, and Nether Spirits for the win.

A member of the famous Team Block Ops, Antoine Ruel, a native of Aubervilliers, France, took his blue-black-red control deck to a third-place finish at this year's World Championships. Ruel credits his teammate Laurent Pagorek for the deck that he calls "AK-Go." The deck, which Ruel played to a 5—1 record during the Standard portion of the tournament, relies on card drawing (most notably Accumulated Knowledge, or "AK" for short), countermagic ("Go," for short), red for board control, and Nether Spirits for the win.

著名战队Team Block Ops的成员，来自法国奥贝维利耶的Antoine Ruel用他的蓝黑红控制套牌在今年的世界冠军赛中取得了第三名的成绩。Ruel将他称为「AK-Go」的套牌归功于他的队友Laurent Pagorek。Ruel在标准赛部分操控这套牌拿下5-1的战绩，该套牌依赖于抓牌（最著名的是累积的知识，简称「AK」），反击咒语（简称「Go」），红色用于控制场面，以及冥府精灵致胜。