This post celebrates the victors of all of our tournaments in 2026. It also records the decks they used so it can be a resource for bladers of strong combos to take inspiration from.

Teardown 11/05

🥇 - Tonysize
CrimsonGaruda 7-60K
PhoenixRudder 1-50R
PhoenixFeather 9-60LR

🥈 - Stuart    
PhoenixRudder 9-60E 
PhoenixFeather 7-60R
SharkEdge 1-50I

🥉- Matheos
DranSword 3-60K
HellsScythe 1-60H
Hack Viking 9-60L

4 - W0RLDZ_M4N
DranSword 3-60R
ShelterDrake 1-70LR
HellsScythe 1-60H

Challonge

The Dragon Reborn - Autumn Title Match 03/05

🥇- Ace
🥈- BarryLIU
🥉- buddyXL
4 - Long Nguyen
5 - banjaxed

The Snake Pit 03/05

🥇 - Mugikarp
Shark Scale 1-50FB
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Aero Pegasus 1-70LR

🥈 - saulb
Phoenix Wing 1-60GR
Wizard Rod 7-60H
Bullet Griffon P

🥉- Matheos
Bullet Griffon U
Aero Pegasus 9-60R
Valkyrie Blitz BH1-50K

4 - Tonysize
Bahamut Blitz BH1-50R
Aero Pegasus 1-60LR
Meteor Dragoon 7-60L

5 - buddyXL
Shark Scale 1-70LR
Aero Pegasus 1-60R
Bullet Griffon L

5 - Rosod
Shark Scale 1-50H
Cobalt Dragoon 9-60E
Meteor Dragoon 7-60L

Challonge

Teardown 27/04

🥇 - Schwann
Dran Dagger 1-50I
Weiss Tiger 3-60FB
Shark Edge 8-70Q

🥈 - ALTER_Jayke
Hells Scythe 9-60B
Hells Chain 1-60W
Hells Hammer 9-70K

🥉- Jerrycans
Dran Sword 3-60F
Hells Scythe 9-60H
Unicorn Sting 5-60P

4 - Matheos
Unicorn Sting 1-60K
Dran Sword 7-60LR
Hells Scythe 9-60H

Challonge

FATAL ERROR - CX Only 19/04

🥇 - Matheos
Valkyrie Blitz BH1-60L
Bahamut Might V7-60FB
Emperor Blast W9-60H

🥈 - Arx
Bahamut Blitz BH1-70J 
Bahamut Blast K1-60LR
Stag Might W3-60H

🥉- Tonysize
Bahamut Blitz BH1-60LR
Emperor Eclipse K1-50J
Sol Flare W7-60K

4 - Neo
Valkyrie Blast W9-60H
Emperor Blitz FH1-50R
Knight Fortress GS3-60K

5 - Jaxom
Wolf Blast H1-50LR
Hells Fortress GW9-60LO
Sold Brave J3-60K

5 - Ra88it
Incendio Blast J1-60 K
Rhino Arc B9-80 FB
Fox Eclipse T9-70 LR

Challonge

Teardown 30/03

🥇 - Stuart :)
Phoenix Rudder 7-60W
Shark Edge 1-60LR
Lightning L-Drago (Upper) 3-60UF

🥈 - impulsefw
Shark Edge 1-50J
Unicorn Sting 9-60FB
Hells Scythe 1-60W

🥉- Yusuke01
Dran Sword 1-70K 
Bite Croc 3-70J
Hells Scythe 3-60UN

Challonge

FATAL ERROR - Rewind 22/03

🥇 - impulsefw
Shark Edge 3-60R
Phoenix Wing 5-60P 
Unicorn Sting 9-60B

🥈 - Kuhnami
Phoenix Wing 3-60R
Unicorn Sting 9-60B
Hells Scythe 5-60P

🥉- Raph Decaria
Hells Scythe 9-60B
Shark Edge 3-60LF
Phoenix Wing 4-60R

4 - Arx
Cobalt Drake 9-60R
Dran Sword 5-60LF
Phoenix Wing 3-60P

Challonge

Teardown 16/03

🥇 - Ra88it
Viper Tail 9-60J
Wyvern Gale 1-60LO
Dran Sword 3-60P

🥈 - OzzieOCE
Ridge Triceratops 3-60S
Shark Edge 9-60E
Wizard Arrow 1-60LR

🥉- impulsefw
Hells Chain 3-60UN
Shark Edge 1-60LR 
Unicorn Sting 9-60FB

4 - Tonysize
Scarlet Garuda 7-70R
Phoenix Rudder 1-60LR
Phoenix Feather 3-60K

5 - banjaxed
Knight Shield 1-60LR
Wizard Arrow 3-60T
Knight Lance 9-60W

5 - Matheos
Dran Sword 1-60LR
Dran Dagger 7-60K
Hells Scythe 9-60H

Challonge

The Snake Pit 08/03

🥇 - Tanna94 
Emperor Blast H1-70J
Silver Wolf 9-60UN
Hover Wyvern 1-60LO

🥈 - OzzieOCE
Wizard Rod 1-70LO
Shark Scale 1-60FB
Golem Rock 9-60W

🥉- Phil W
Tyranno Beat 1-70T
Tyranno Roar 9-60P
Tricera Press 1-60R

4 - BarryLIU
Cobalt Dragoon 4-50E
Meteor Dragoon 7-70L
Hover Wyvern 9-60K

5 - Matheos
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Shark Scale 7-70LR
Phoenix Wing 3-60L

5 - Jinwoo_X
Knight Mail 9-70H
Shark Scale 1-60R
Wizard Rod 9-60W

Braacket

Teardown 02/03

🥇 - Long Nguyen
Hells Scythe 9-60B
Shark Edge 1-60LR
Hells Chain 7-60H

🥈 - Matheos
Dran Dagger 3-70LR
Unicorn Sting 1-60K
Hells Scythe 9-60H

🥉- deezydoos
Hells Chain 1-60M
Knight Lance 9-60W
Shark Edge 1-70U

Challonge

RatioX - Fatal Error 22/02

🥇 - Mugikarp
Mummy Curse 9-60K
Samurai Calibur 3-60LR
Shinobi Shadow 1-60W

🥈 - Mike L
Unicorn Sting 3-60LR
Pegasus Arc H9-60FB
Whale Wave 1-60L

🥉- Jinwoo_X
Samurai Saber 9-60FB
Golem Rock 1-60H
Knight Lance 3-60W

Challonge

The Snake Pit 08/02

🥇 - buddy
Golem Rock 3-60W
Shark Scale 1-60R
Hover Wyvern 9-60K

🥈 - impulse
Shark Scale 3-60R
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Mummy Curse 9-60LR

🥉- Monty
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Shark Scale 1-70LR
Phoenix Wing 3-60R

4 - Macey
Hover Wyvern 9-60R
Shark Scale 3-60LR
Wizard Rod 1-60H

5 - Big Sif
Hover Wyvern 9-80J
Orochi Cluster 9-70T
Shark Scale 1-70R

5 - Yusuke1
Phoenix Eclipse H1-70K
Shark Scale 7-55E
Hover Wyvern 9-70J

7 - Tonysize
Pegasus Eclipse M9-70U
Sol Flare W3-60K
Meteor Dragoon 5-70L

7 - gruntmajor
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60L
Knight Mail 1-60LR
Shark Scale 1-70H

9 - Mike O
Shark Scale 1-70J
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Phoenix Wing 9-60LR

9 - Zin
Knight Mail 1-60LO
Wizard Rod 3-60H
Mummy Curse 9-60W

9 - Himmat 67
Shark Scale 4-50R
Cobalt Dragoon 4-60P
Wizard Rod 1-60H

9 - Kuhnami
Shark Scale 1-70LR
Hover Wyvern 9-60K
Wizard Rod 1-60H

Braacket

Juniors

🥇- Wally
🥈- JosephC
🥉- Blader A

Braacket

CX Only - The Snake Pit 25/01

🥇 - Jaxom
Sol Brave J3-60K
Wizard Arc W9-60LO
Wolf Blast H4-50LR

🥈 - Croc King
Croc Might W1-60H
Emperor Eclipse F5-60E
Hornet Blast H3-60LR

🥉- Lonzo
Emperor Blast H3-60LR
Valkyrie Hunt F5-60L
Dran Might W9-60H

4 - Tanna94
Pegasus Might M5-60LO
Emperor Blast H4-50J
Hells Arc T7-70H

5 - SEAGOAT
Hells Reaper S4-50UF
Hells Brave H1-60LR
Emperor Blast J6-60K

5 - Long_Nguyen
Emperor Arc H9-60FB
Pegasus Blast J1-60K
Hells Might W3-60H

7 - Big Sif
Blast W3-60J
Arc H9-60FB
Emperor Brave J1-60LR

7 - Phil W
Emperor Might H7-60K
Dran Brave S1-60R
Pegasus Blast J3-60LR

9 - Ace
Emperor Blast H3-60LR
Valkyrie Brave S7-60R
Perseus Might W9-60H

9 - Arx
Stag Blast H1-60K 
Stag Might W9-60H
Srag Brave J7-60LR

9 - Tonysize
Emperor Eclipse T9-70U
Pegasus Brave H1-60LR
Sol Antler S3-60T

9 - Ripley
Brave H6-60L
Flame B1-60R
Blast W3-60H

Braacket

The Dragon Reborn - Summer Title Match 11/01

For the first time since its inception, the championship title has changed hands! After taking the top spot on the leaderboard at the end of last year, Ace followed it up by successfully challenging Caz and becoming the new Eternal Dragon!

🥇- Ace
🥈- Caz
🥉- Jaxom
4️⃣- Big Sif
4️⃣- MiiNTY

The Snake Pit 11/01

🥇 - Caz
Shark Scale 1-60LR
Hover Wyvern 9-60J
Wizard Rod 3-60H

🥈 - Jaxom
Shark Scale 7-70LR
Golem Rock 3-60W
Hover Wyvern 9-60K

🥉- Mike O
Phoenix Wing 9-60LR
Shark Scale 3-60J
Wizard Rod 1-70H

Braacket

Juniors

🥇- Fletcher
🥈- Nikita
🥉- Aarin R

Braacket

Bey Team Ouroboros has started a teams league! This will be a long-term ladder competition run as an extra event at regular tournaments. Battle alongside your friends to become number 1!

Find the original rulebook here

• Battle: The smallest unit in which the outcome is determined by winning or losing in Beyblade.
• Match: The process of conducting multiple battles until a winner is determined.

About Beyblade

1. The only BEYBLADE (referred to as "Bey" onwards) that can be used is the BEYBLADE X Series, which was officially released and distributed from July 2023. No previous Beys, launchers, stadiums, or tools may be used.
2. Beys inducted in the "Hall of Fame" cannot be used in battles where only one Bey is used. They can be used in battles where multiple Beys are used, such as 3 on 3 battles and team battles.
3. All decisions regarding Bey checks and battle outcomes must be followed according to the judge's rulings.
4. Any unauthorized modifications or cheating deemed intentional cheating may result in disqualification

Regarding Bey Checks

1. Only customization using official parts from the "Beyblade X" series are allowed.
2. Omitting parts that should be used, or combining and assembling parts in ways other than their intended use, is prohibited.
3. Disassembling or modifying official Bey parts, and using such parts, is prohibited.
   • The following forms of paint coating is generally prohibited.
     • changes the performance
     • Damage or distain the opponent's Bey/stadium
     • Coating of the contact areas of each part or the parts that come into contact with the launcher.
     • Modifications that the judge determines infringe or could infringe the intellectual property rights, honor, credibility, image, privacy, or other rights of third parties.
     • Modifications that the judge determines contain content that is against public order and morals.
   • The following types of sticker placement are generally prohibited.
     • Applying stickers that are not officially sold or distributed
     • Changes the performance
     • Damage or distain the opponent's Bey/stadium
     • Applying stickers to the contact areas of each part or the parts that come into contact with the launcher
     • Applying processed stickers such as cut-out stickers
     • Overlaying of stickers (However, it is permissible to place one sticker on top of items such as gear chip of the Unique Line, or on a sticker that is already attached to the product/prize at the time of opening.)

4. The use of parts where the original performance has been altered or enhanced is prohibited.
5. After presenting your Bey, you cannot change it unless instructed by the judge. If a Bey change is permitted, both parties may exchange their Beys.
6. After presenting your Bey, the judge will remove the "Blades", "Lock Chips", "Main Blades", "Over Blades", "Metal Blades", "Assist Blades", "Ratchets" and "Bits" from each competitor's Bey, check each part, and return the Bey to the user without reassembling it.
7. Competitors will show each other the front and back of their Beys without handing them over to each other for confirmation.
8. Switching the mode of parts with the Mode-Change function or changing the orientation of parts such as ratchets, etc. can be done in each battle after showing the Beys to each other and after the request to the judge.
9. When a Bey transforms after launching, you must reset it to its original form before launching again. Please note that these actions involving Beys' separation must be completed within the time limit set by the judge.
10. You cannot exchange Beys or parts between battles. However, once a match is over and the opponent changes, you may exchange Beys and parts.
11. If you have any questions regarding the Bey check, please inform the judge on the spot. Opinions after the match has started or from anyone other than the player will not be accepted.

Regarding Launcher Checks (including grip, etc.)

1. Omitting parts that should be used, or combining parts in ways other than their intended use, is prohibited.
2. The use of "disassembled" or "modified" official parts such as launchers and grips is prohibited.
   • Coating of parts such as launchers and grips is generally prohibited.
     • Changes the performance
     • Damage or distain the opponent's Bey/stadium
     • Coating of the contact areas of each part or the parts that come into contact with the launcher.
     • Modifications that the judge determines infringe or could infringe on the intellectual property rights, honor, credibility, image, privacy, or other rights of third parties.
     • Modifications that the judge determines contain content that is against public order and morals.
   • The following types of sticker placement on parts such as launchers and grips are generally prohibited.
     • Applying stickers that are not officially sold or distributed
     • Changes the performance
     • Damage or distain the opponent's Bey/stadium
     • Applying stickers to the contact areas of each part or the parts that come into contact with the launcher
     • Overlaying of stickers
     • Applying processed stickers such as cut-out stickers
   • The use of Battle Pass Sheet that falls into the following categories is generally prohibited.
     • Items that the judge determines infringe or could infringe on the intellectual property rights, honor, credibility, likeness, privacy, or other rights of third parties.
     • Items that the judge determines contain content that is contrary to public order and morals.
3. The use of parts where the original performance has been altered or enhanced is prohibited.
4. If the judge determines that the launcher, grip, or any other parts have been modified or are defective, the use of those parts will be prohibited.
5. If the launcher, grip, or any other parts have been replaced, the judge will conduct a launcher check.
6. If decorations on the launcher, grip, or any other parts interfere with the battle, you may be asked to remove them.

Regarding the Stadium

1. Only stadiums from the "Beyblade X" series can be used.
2. A stadium consists of the stadium body and the stadium cover.
3. The shoot area refers to the hole in the center of the stadium cover.
4. The Xtreme Line refers to the rail parts fixed to the stadium body.

Regarding the Xtreme Stadium

1. The Over Zone refers to the two pockets located at the front left and right of the Xtreme Stadium.
2. The Xtreme Zone refers to the hole located at the center front of the Xtreme Stadium.
3. The Battle Zone refers to the parts of the Xtreme Stadium body other than the Over Zone and Xtreme Zone.

Regarding the Wide Xtreme Stadium

1. The Over Zone refers to the hole located at the center front of the Wide Xtreme Stadium.
2. The Xtreme Zone refers to the two holes located at the back left and right of the Wide Xtreme Stadium.
3. The Battle Zone refers to the parts of the Wide Xtreme Stadium body other than the Over Zone and Xtreme Zone.

Regarding the Infinity Stadium

1. The Over Zone refers to the pockets located at the four left and right positions in front and back of the Infinity Stadium.
2. The Xtreme Zone refers to the 2 holes located at the central positions in front and back of the Infinity Stadium.
3. The Battle Zone refers to the parts of the Infinity Stadium main body excluding the Over Zone and Xtreme Zone.

Shooting Method

1. When launching your Bey, shoot from a height of 20 cm or less above the stadium body.
2. Decide the Shooting position (left position, right position, center position) by a fair means such as rock-paper-scissors. The chosen shoot position cannot be changed during that match.
3. Generally, players must prepare to shoot only when part of their Beyblade is within their chosen shoot position. However, this rule does not apply if the judge determines that neither player's shooting stance interferes with the opponent's launch or preparation.
4. It is prohibited to interfere with an opponent's launch or stance through your shooting posture. Under no circumstances may a player's body part / launcher / accessories be in contact with the opponent or the stadium during the launch. If an opponent's hand, arm, launcher body, or accessories enter your shooting position and interfere with your shot or stance, you may report this to the judge. If the judge confirms there was interference, players will be required to adjust their launch stance, and the battle will begin. If contact occurs during a shot and the judge deems it dangerous, the judge may specify the shooting stance. Intentional contact with the opponent or stadium, as determined by the judge, will result in disqualification.
5. Shoot with the call "Three, Two, One, Go Shoot".
6. Shoot your Bey so that it passes through the shoot area.
7. When the judge calls "Three, Two, One, Go Shoot", launch your Bey during the call of "Shoot".
8. Do not shoot your Bey while keeping it grounded in the stadium. If the judge determines that contact touch was intentional, it will result in disqualification.
9. Prepare your shooting stance within the designated hatched area. For the Wide Xtreme Stadium, position your body directly in front of the shooting position marker.

Regarding Battle

1. After shooting, step back one step.
2. Do not peer into the stadium.
3. If the Bey does not detach from the launcher during the shoot, or if the Bey falls off after the judge has called "Three, two, one, go shoot" or if the Bey is shot outside the designated shoot area and touches the exterior of stadium or the stadium cover, it will be considered a shooting error.
4. A shoot before the judge calls "shoot" is considered a premature launch (false start), while a shoot after the call has been completed is considered a delayed launch.
5. The judge will determine shooting errors, premature launches, and delayed launches, and will caution the respective players.
6. The battle begins once all Beys have passed through the shoot area and touched the stadium. If the Beys collide in the air before they touch the stadium, or if there are cases where parts come off, and the battle has not started, then the battle will be restarted.
7. If you have any questions regarding the battle, please inform the judge on the spot. Opinions after the next battle has started or from anyone other than the player will not be accepted.
8. Do not touch the stadium or the Beys inside the stadium until the judge grants permission.
9. If the judge determines that the way the player uses or launches the Bey is dangerous, or any event that disrupts fair play occurs, the judge will stop and restart the battle.

Regarding Battle Results

1. The Bey that continues to spin in the battle zone longer than the opponent's Bey wins.
2. Decisions regarding outcomes and finishing moves must follow the judge's rulings.

3. If the judge determines that Xtreme Finish, Over Finish, Burst Finish, Spin Finish, or any combination of these occur simultaneously, it is considered a draw, and the battle will be restarted.
4. If multiple finishing moves occur in the same battle, the outcome will be determined by the finishing move that occurs first, based on the
   following timing.
   Xtreme Finish: The moment the entire Bey enters the Xtreme zone.
   Over Finish: The moment the entire Bey enters the over zone.
   Burst Finish: The moment a Bey's parts detach and separate.
   Spin Finish: The moment the Bey's spinning speed in its original rotation direction becomes zero.
5. It is considered as a Reverse if the entire Bey, after entering the Xtreme zone or over zone or after leaving the stadium once, returns to the battle zone while maintaining its rotation. In this case, the Xtreme finish, over finish, or restart is canceled, and the battle continues.
6. Do not touch any Beys inside the stadium before the judge announces the outcome. If you do, the judge may determine that you lose the match.
7. Malicious battle interference will result in disqualification, as determined by the judge.
8. Under no circumstances are players allowed to touch the stadium with their body, launcher, decorations, etc., during the battle. If the judge determines that the touch was intentional, it will result in disqualification.
   • However, this does not apply in cases where the handle of the string launcher or string touches the stadium after the shoot, provided the judge determines it does not affect the battle.
9. In the event of disqualification, past match results will not be overturned for any reason. Disqualification takes effect from the moment a ruling has been determined.
   • In cases where it is impossible to determine any finishing move, such as when a Bey exits the stadium from a location other than the Over Zone or Xtreme Zone and cannot return to the battle zone, the battle may be replayed at the discretion of the judge.
   • If the rules vary depending on the tournament, the information provided for that specific tournament may take precedence.
   • In the same battle, if there are a total of two shooting errors, premature launches, or delayed launches, one point is awarded to the opponent, and the battle will be replayed.
   • Once a point is scored, any previous shooting errors, premature launches, or delayed launches will be nullified.
   • However, if all players in the same battle simultaneously perform the action for the second time, the second occurrence will be invalidated, and the battle will be replayed with all players considered to have performed the action for the first time.

Regarding Results of 3on3 Battles

Preparation

1. Place the three Beys in the deck case in the order they will battle, and undergo Bey check.
2. A player cannot use the same part multiple times among the three Beys. Even if the colors differ, they are considered as the same part. However, among the lock chips in the Custom Line (CX), "Valkyrie" and "Emperor" are each limited to only one each, all other lock chips can be used in multiples.
3. During the match, you cannot change the order or combination of the three Beys without the judge's permission.
4. If you cannot prepare three Beys, you will receive one rental Bey from the judge. You must use the rental Bey for every battle.

Outcome

1. The Blader who first accumulates a total of 4 points wins.
2. Battles are conducted one Bey at a time, following the user's assigned order.
3. In case of a draw, a rematch will be held with the same Beys.
4. If a winner is not determined after three battles, you may rearrange your order of Beys. Afterwards, continue with the match, and the match continues.

Regarding Outcomes of 3-Blader Battles

Battle outcomes

1. Three players battle, and the last person remaining is the winner.
2. Until the last person remaining is determined, do not touch the Beys inside the stadium. If you do, the judge may determine that you lose the match. In that case, the match continues with the remaining players without changing the Shooting position or points earned.
3. If multiple finishing moves occur in the same battle for a single Bey, such as when a Bey that has already achieved a spin finish bursts after touching another Bey, the outcome will be determined by the finishing move that occurred first.
4. If a player accumulates two shooting errors, premature launches, or delayed launches in the same battle, the shooting position will not be changed and the battle will be restarted with two other players, excluding the player who got eliminated. After the battle, if the match has not been settled, the battle will continue with all three players.
   • If one player is eliminated due to shooting errors, premature launches, or delayed launches, and the other player also accumulates two shooting errors, premature launches, or delayed launches, the remained player will receive 1 point and the next battle will begin.
   • If two players are playing with the Wide Xtreme Stadium at the start of a battle, the player will receive 1 point when the opponent accumulates two shooting errors, premature launches, or delayed launches in the same battle, and the battle will be restarted.
5. In the same battle, if two players simultaneously accumulate two shooting errors, premature launches, or delayed launches, the remaining player receives 1 point, and the battle is restarted.
   • Once a point is scored, any previous shooting errors, premature launches, or delayed launches will be nullified.
   • However, if all players in the same battle simultaneously perform the action for the second time, the second occurrence will be invalidated, and the battle will be replayed with all players considered to have performed the action for the first time.

Regarding match outcomes

Start a 3-player battle. All points from the finishing moves of the other two players are awarded to the last person remaining. The player who first accumulates a total of 5 points wins the match.

Start a 3-player battle. The last person remaining, regardless of the finishing move, earns one win.
The first player to achieve two wins is the overall winner.
If a player earns points due to the opponent's shooting error, premature launch, or delayed launch, it also counts as one win.

About Team Battle Outcomes

About Preparation

1. Form a team with the number of members specified by the tournament rules. Teams with a different number of members cannot participate.
2. Place the Beyblades in each blader's deck case in the order they will battle and undergo Bey check.
3. The same part cannot be used across the Beyblades in a team. Different color variations of the same part are also considered as the same part. However, among the lock chips in the Custom Line (CX), "Valkyrie" and "Emperor" are each limited to only one each, all other lock chips can be used in multiples.
4. Decide the shooting order for your team.
5. During a match, you cannot change the order of Beys, their combinations, the shooting order, or team members without the judge's approval.
6. If a team cannot prepare the required number of Beyblades, the judge will provide rental Beyblades. In this case, all team members must use the rental Beyblade for every battle.

About the Outcomes

1. Matches are conducted in an elimination format.
2. Each battle follows a first-to-2-points rule.
3. The winning Blader continues to the next battle, while the losing Blader is replaced by the next team member.
4. The team that defeats all the opposing team's Bladers first wins the match.
5. When a battle is decided and a new opponent steps in, any points earned up to that point do not carry over. (Example: If the first battle ends with a score of 2-1, the points earned by both teams' first Bladers do not transfer to the second Bladers, and the new battle starts from 0-0.)

Others

1. By participating in an event or tournament, it is assumed that you understand the regulations.
2. Giving advice that disrupts fair play or excessive cheering that intimidates players is prohibited.
3. Any acts of verbal abuse, defamation, or other harmful behavior against people such as players, spectators, staff, judges during participation in or spectating at tournaments and events are prohibited.
4. Acts that cause inconvenience to others or interfere with the operation of the event or tournament are prohibited.
5. Using inappropriate names that violate public order and morals, or names (full names) that can identify personal information for Blader names when participating in a tournament/event is prohibited.
6. When sharing videos or photos of tournaments or events on video streaming sites or social media, any actions or content that could lead to identification of personal information of players or spectators, or that could result in defamation, are strictly prohibited.
   • In the event of a dispute with a third party arising from the posted content (including videos and images), the uploader is responsible for resolving the conflict at their own expense. Please note that Tomy Company Limited is not responsible in the case of such occurrences.
7. Follow the regulations and enjoy participating in events and tournaments. Failure to adhere to the regulations may result in disqualification.
8. If you do not comply with the staff or judge's decisions regarding the use of "Beyblade X", you may be asked to refrain from participating in the event or tournament.

This post celebrates the victors of all of our tournaments in 2025. It also records the decks they used so it can be a resource for bladers of strong combos to take inspiration from.

Teams - The Snake Pit 14/12

🥇 - Ascantha
Arx
Hover Wyvern 9-60K
Impact Drake 1-70R
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E

impulse
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Shark Scale 6-60FB
Emperor Blast H4-50L

banjaxed
Phoenix Wing 7-60P
Tricera Press 3-60LR
Clock Mirage 4-55LO

🥈 - Team Mike
Mike O
Silver Wolf 9-70FB
Netherworld Blast W9-60H
Tyranno Beat 1-70K

Mike L
Phoenix Wing 1-60R
Shark Scale 3-60LR
Wizard Rod 5-60LO

🥉- Ace & Matheos
Ace
Hover Wyvern 3-60K
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Phoenix Wing 7-60R

Matheos
Shark Scale 1-70LR
Cobalt Dragoon 9-60E
Clock Mirage 4-55LO

Braacket

The Snake Pit 30/11

🥇 - OzzieOCE
Hover Wyvern 9-60K
Shark Scale 1-70LR
Wizard Rod 1-60LO

🥈 - Ace
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Hovern Wyvern 7-60R
Shark Scale 9-60LO

🥉- MiiNTY
Clock Mirage 4-55LO
Dran Buster 1-60LR
Wizard Rod 3-60B

Braacket

Juniors

🥇- Addison
🥈- Cadence
🥉- Fletcher Stewart

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1-2-3 Deck - The Snake Pit 16/11

🥇 - Rokket
Cobalt Dragoon
5-60
9-60
Taper
Kick
Low Rush

🥈 - baksiface886
Knight Mail
1-60
9-60
Under Needle
Rush
Low Rush

🥉- Ace
Hover Wyvern
Wizard Rod
Shark Scale
1-60
9-60
Hexa

Braacket

Juniors

🥇- Dan17
🥈- Blader TECS
🥉- josiah

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The Snake Pit 02/11

🥇 - BarryLIU
Shark Scale 1-70LR
Phoenix Wing 7-60R
Fox Blast W9-60H

🥈 - Matheos
Cobalt Dragoon 7-60L
Valkyrie Blast W5-60H
Shark Scale 9-60LO

🥉- caz
Shark Scale 1-70R
Phoenix Wing 7-60LR
Wizard Rod 1-60H

Braacket

Juniors

🥇- Ronniethelegend
🥈- Ryder
🥉- Maeve

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Metal Fight Limited - The Snake Pit 19/10

🥇 - Croc King
Gravity Perseus 90MF
Meteo L-Drago CH120W2D
Flame Leone 230ES

🥈 - Long Nguyen
MF Meteo L-Drago LW105WD
Gravity Perseus CH120MF
Flame Sagitarrio II 230CS

🥉- impulse
Gravity Perseus Stamina 85RF
Flame Aquario 230CS
Meteo L-Drago CH120W2D

Braacket

X Legacy - The Snake Pit 19/10

🥇 - SEAGOAT
Shark Edge 3-60R
Hells Scythe 9-60B
Dran Sword 7-60LR

🥈 - Nezara
Bite Croc 0-70LR
Samurai Calibur 4-70O
Unicorn Sting 9-60R

🥉- Big Sif
Hell Scythe 9-60B
Unicorn Sting 1-60FB
Samurai Calibur 7-60LO

Braacket

The Dragon Reborn - Spring Title Match 05/10

After defending their title against HaydenLLC, caz continues their reign as the Eternal Dragon! This marks a full 12 months with the title!

🥇- caz
🥈- HaydenLLC
🥉- impulse
4️⃣- banjaxed
4️⃣- Rauchy

The Snake Pit 05/10

🥇 - Big Sif
Shark Scale 7-60L
Hover Wyvern 9-60K
Wizard Rod 1-60LO

🥈 - banjaxed
Shark Scale 6-60LR
Silver Wolf 9-60LO
Wizard Rod 1-60L

🥉- gruntmajor
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60L
Knight Mail 1-70R
Wizard Rod 1-60H

Braacket

Frootloops - The Snake Pit 21/09

🥇 - Ace
Shark Scale 9-60LR
Hover Wyvern 9-60L
Wizard Rod 1-60H

🥈 - banjaxed 
Scorpio Spear 1-60R
Silver Wolf 9-60B
Wizard Rod 1-60L

🥉- HaydenLLC
Silver Wolf 3-60B
Samurai Saber 9-60FB
Wizard Rod 9-60W

Braacket

The Snake Pit 07/09

🥇 - HaydenLLC
Knight Mail 9-60R
Silver Wolf 3-60B
Hover Wyvern 1-60H

🥈 - gruntmajor
Knight Mail 3-60K
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Silver Wolf 9-60LO

🥉- Rauchy
Hover Wyvern 1-60H
Shark Scale 9-60LO
Phoenix Wing 3-60R

Braacket

Xchange - The Snake Pit 24/08

🥇 - impulse
Shinobi Shadow 4-55M
Savage Bear 3-85Q
Perseus Dark AM-85RA

🥈 - CYBERWITCH
Shinobi Shadow 3-85RA
Rhino Horn 2-80M
Knife Shinobi M-85Q

🥉- Matheos
Savage Bear 0-80DB
Wyvern Gale 3-85E
Shinobi Shadow 4-80M

Braacket

The Snake Pit 10/08

🥇 - Hanz
Bite Croc 9-60LR
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E

🥈 - banjaxed
Hover Wyvern 7-60P
Tricera Press 3-60LR
Wizard Rod 1-60L

🥉- SEAGOAT
Whale Wave 1-60LF
Hover Wyvern 3-60R
Dran Buster 5-60LR

Braacket

CounterVeto - The Snake Pit 27/07

🥇 - Big Sif
Silver Wolf 6-60W
Scorpio Spear 9-60FB
Phoenix Wing 3-60R
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E

🥈 - MiiNTY
Hover Wyvern 9-60FB
Knight Mail 1-60LR
Silver Wolf 3-60B
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Wizard Rod 4-60LO

🥉- Long Nguyen
Wizard Rod 5-60WB
Knight Mail 1-60L
Phoenix Wing 7-60U
Silver Wolf 3-60B
Cerberus Blast W9-60FB

Braacket

The Dragon Reborn - Winter Title Match 13/07

After defending their title against banjaxed, caz continues their reign as the Eternal Dragon!

🥇- caz
🥈- banjaxed
🥉- MiiNTY
4️⃣- HaydenLLC
4️⃣- TTLC

Beyblade X @ CTC Games 13/07

🥇 - Big Sif
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Wizard Rod 1-60H
Silver Wolf M-85LO/Scorpio Spear 9-60FB

🥈 - Jake
Wizard Rod 9-60B
Tyranno Beat 1-60LR
Phoenix Wing 3-60R

🥉- K4M3N-Y
Tyranno Beat 1-60R
Golem Rock 3-60H
Wizard Rod 9-60FB

Braacket

Hasbro Only - Beyblade X @ CTC Games 22/06

🥇 - SEAGOAT
Phoenix Wing 5-60P
Hells Scythe 9-60B
Cobalt Dragoon 1-60R

🥈 - Stuart
Cobalt Dragoon 1-60H
Phoenix Wing 3-60K
Tyranno Beat 9-60P

🥉- CYBERWITCH
Tyranno Beat 1-60P
Phoenix Wing 3-60R
Wizard Rod 9-60W

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Nationals Format

🥇 - banjaxed
Phoenix Wing 1-60K

🥈 - Croc King
Cobalt Dragoon 9-60P

🥉- MiiNTY
Dran Buster 1-60LF

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Beyblade X @ CTC Games 15/06

🥇 - Rauchy
Hover Wyvern 1-60H
Shark Edge 6-60R
Tyranno Beat 3-60LR

🥈 - MiiNTY
Wizard Rod 3-60B
Hover Wyvern 9-60FB
Knight Mail 1-60LR

🥉- HaydenLLC
Silver Wolf 3-60B
Knight Mail 9-60R
Scorpio Spear 3-70Z

Braacket

RatioX - Beyblade X @ CTC Games 08/06

🥇- MiiNTY
Hells Hammer 5-60L
Hells Scythe 3-60FB
Wizard Arrow 9-60B

🥈- Joz
Shinobi Shadow 3-60B
Samurai Saber 5-60E
Dran Brave T9-60LR

🥉- Arx
Cobalt Drake 9-60R
Shelter Drake 3-60LR
Wyvern Gale 1-60H

Braacket

Beyblade X @ CTC Games 18/05

🥇- caz
Wizard Rod 3-60LR
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Phoenix Wing 7-60P

🥈- Rauchy
Wizard Rod 3-60B
Shark Edge 2-60R
Tyranno Beat 1-60LR

🥉- Long Nguyen
Knight Mail 9-60L
Phoenix Wing 5-60U
Silver Wolf 3-60B

Braacket

Juniors

🥇- Timeslight
🥈- Lightning Cross
🥉- Robin Kazami

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Dual Deck System- Beyblade X @ CTC Games 04/05

🥇- impulse
Deck 1
Phoenix Wing 3-60LR
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Scorpio Spear 7-60P
Deck 2
Samurai Saber 1-60H
Tyranno Beat 9-70R
Wizard Rod 9-60L

🥈- K4M3N-Z
Deck 1
Phoenix Wing 3-60L
Cobalt Drake 1-60R
Wizard Rod 9-60B
Deck 2
Silver Wolf 3-60FB
Whale Wave 5-60H
Dran Dark S6-60LF

🥉- banjaxed
Deck 1
Knight Mail 4-55LR
Tyranno Beat 1-60P
Wizard Rod 9-60LO
Deck 2
Phoenix Wing 7-60K
Silver Wolf 3-60FB
Scorpio Spear 0-70H

Braacket

Beyblade X @ CTC Games 20/04

🥇- nutxvii
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Phoenix Wing 7-60R
Wizard Rod 3-60L

🥈- Croc King
Bite Croc 3-60LR
Cobalt Dragoon 1-60L
Phoenix Wing 5-60P

🥉- caz
Wizard Rod 3-60B
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Phoenix Wing 7-60LR

Braacket

Autumn Championship Title Match 06/04

After defending their title against Arx, caz continues their reign as the Eternal Dragon!

🥇- caz
🥈- Arx
🥉- impulse
4️⃣- MiiNTY
4️⃣- Donz87

Shift - Beyblade X @ CTC Games 06/04

🥇- caz
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60L
Phoenix Wing 7-60P
Wizard Rod 1-60LR

🥈- MiiNTY
Knight Mail 1-60LR
Silver Wolf 9-60FB
Wizard Rod 3-60B

🥉- banjaxed
Wizard Rod 1-60L
Samurai Saber 9-60LO
Perseus Brave S3-60LR

Braacket

Juniors

🥇- Rahrah
🥈- Heathyj
🥉- Matthew

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Beyblade X @ CTC Games 23/03

🥇- nutxvii
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Phoenix Wing 7-60R
Wizard Rod 9-60L

🥈- Mon.key
Wizard Rod 9-60O
Dran Sword 5-70LF
Shark Edge 3-60N

🥉- caz
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Aero Pegasus 3-60L
Phoenix Wing 7-60LR

Braacket

Juniors

🥇- Lucy the Destroyer
🥈- Lion King
🥉- William

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Duo Teams Tournament - Beyblade X @ CTC Games 23/02

🥇- Yamete Kudaspin Finish
Dipitee
Phoenix Wing 3-70R
Silver Wolf 9-60FB
Tyranno Beat 5-60P
MiiNTY
Dran Buster 1-80LF
Knight Mail 1-60LR
Wizard Rod 3-60B

🥈- Shaun and the Sheep
bjt222
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Silver Wolf 9-70FB
Tyranno Beat 1-60R
Shaun
Phoenix Wing 3-60LR
Wizard Rod 9-60B
Knight Mail 7-60P

🥉- 4x500mL Mango Loco
nutxvii
Cobalt Dragoon 5-60E
Silver Wolf 3-60FB
Phoenix Wing 7-60R
caz
Aero Pegasus 1-60LR
Wizard Rod 9-60B
Tyranno Roar 9-70T

Braacket

Beyblade X @ CTC Games 09/02

🥇- Donz87
Cobalt Dragoon 1-60E
Aero Pegasus 3-60L
Wizard Rod 9-60FB

🥈- MiiNTY
Wizard Rod 3-60B
Knight Mail 1-60LR
Silver Wolf 9-60FB

🥉- Xivari
Wizard Rod 9-60FB
Knight Mail 7-70LF
Samurai Saber 1-60R

Juniors

🥇- Heathyj
🥈- Lucy the Destroyer
🥉- Jasper Hicks

Braacket

Blitz - Beyblade X @ CTC Games 26/01

🥇- bjt222
Tyranno Beat 1-60LR
Knight Mail 9-60B
Phoenix Wing 3-60R

🥈- MiiNTY
Hells Scythe 5-60T
Silver Wolf 9-60FB
Wizard Rod 3-60B

🥉- impulse
Shark Edge 1-60P
Whale Wave 9-60L
Dran Buster 3-60LR

Juniors

🥇- Noah Zai
🥈- Nuee Chiu
🥉- Illyas

Braacket

Beyblade X @ CTC Games 12/01

🥇- Donz87
Cobalt Dragoon 1-60E
Aero Pegasus 3-60L
Wizard Rod 9-60FB

🥈- Barry LIU
Cobalt Dragoon 9-60E
Aero Pegasus 7-60L
Tyranno Beat 1-60R

🥉- MiiNTY
Wizard Rod 3-60B
Dran Buster 1-60L
Silver Wolf 9-60FB

Championship Title Tournament

Knockout - Beyblade X @ CTC Games 30/11

GhMX Day Two! 24/11

GhMX Day One! 23/11

Beyblade X @ CTC games 17/11

Team Tournament - CTC games 02/11

Halloween Beyblade X @ CTC games 19/10

Xchange - Beyblade X @ CTC games 5/10

Beyblade X @ CTC games 21/9

RatioX - Beyblade X @ CTC games 7/9

Beyblade X @ CTC games 24/8

Beyblade X @ CTC games 10/8

Beyblade X @ CTC games 27/7

CW Ranbat 25/5

CW Ranbat 27/04

CW Ranbat 23/03

CW Ranbat 24/02

We get a lot of people asking about beyblade tournaments in their area, but the unfortunate reality is there are very few beyblade tournaments in Australia. Only 5 cities have regular tournaments, and even cities like the Gold Coast and Hobart don't have regular tournaments (yet!).

So when it comes down to it, for a lot of people the only way to get tournaments in your area is to put them on yourself. This is a pretty daunting prospect, especially if you've never been to a tournament before, so this guide will break it down to the bare bones of what you need and how to get it.

1. Supplies

All you really need is at least 3 stadiums (you could even get by with just 2, especially if you're just starting out). Unfortunately there's no good way to get cheap stadiums, I'd recommend looking at Amazon or ToyCraze where you can get them for around $90 each.

Alternatively, if you can find a couple bladers in the area who have stadiums of their own, you can pool your resources instead of having to buy everything yourself.

It also helps to have shrouds to stop beys from flying across the room. The Skubb from Ikea (smaller size) is an easy portable option we used for a while. But you can also make them out of cardboard boxes, or use my design for a collapsible stand if you want to get a bit fancier.

Having a few spare beys and launchers to loan out is always handy, but not a necessity.

2. A Venue

This step is probably one of the most daunting, but you may be surprised by how willing a lot of places will be to help you put on events.

The most common venues are game stores, a place that is already hosting card game tournaments is well equipped to host your beyblade tournament. You can find them by searching "game store" on google maps, or you can use the wizards locator to find WotC affiliated stores. Then just send them email or go talk to them in person to ask about putting on events.

The fighting game community hold regular events all around the country, where they put on a bunch of tournaments at once. You can try reaching out to your local FGC about working with them to add beyblade to the roster at their next event. There is a list of FGCs in the about section of the Australian FGC Facebook group, or on the CCH FGC website.

Venue hire is an option that's almost always going to be available, the main issue being the cost, which while it can be covered by charging an entrance fee, there's some risk that not enough people will attend to cover the cost.

And of course you can always just hold your tournaments in a park. No fuss, no fee, no A/C.

3. A Ruleset and Tournament Format

In beyblade, there are as many different ways to play as there are tournaments. So when it comes to putting on your own tournament, it's not as simple as just following the official ruleset.

The official ruleset is an option, but it's better designed for the large-scale tournaments that take place in Asia.

The WBO ruleset is designed by tournament organisers for the purpose of having a unified but flexible ruleset and ranking system across international communities. It's a solid option and is what I use at my events. (Their organiser's guide has some good tips for holding tournaments if you're looking for more resources)

The BBAN ruleset is the most widely used ruleset in Australia. It takes the official ruleset and adds some additional rules for flavour.

You also need to decide what tournament format you are going to use, a simple single elimination tournament like you see on TV is not your only option (and far from the best). Most tournaments here use a two stage format, starting with a group round robin or swiss stage to ensure that everyone gets to play a number of matches instead of being knocked out in the first round, then the top players move to a double or single elimination bracket to determine the victors.

This article from Start.gg covers different types of tournament formats so you can decide what is best for you, it also covers other aspects of running tournaments that may be useful to you, such as seeding.

4. Technology

Challonge is the most widely used tournament management platform and it provides a lot of flexibility for how you want to run your tournament.

5. People

Now for the most nerve-wracking step, getting people to actually come.

It may be a good idea for your first event to be a freeplay event, instead of a tournament, so you can gauge interest and meet other local bladers in a casual setting. It also allows you to get more comfortable with putting on events before diving right into the deep end.

You don't need a whole lot of people to have a tournament, we've held tournaments with as few as 7 people, and using a round robin format there was more than enough blading to go around. But I wouldn't be too worried about that, beyblade is exploding in popularity right now, and it is one of the best times in recent history to hold events.

For online promotion, we can help out with promoting your event through this website, and if you're holding it at a game store they will likely have a bunch of local followers they can promote your event to.

You can also join the BBAN discord server, its mostly made up of people from existing communities, but we've got people from all over the place so it's worth a check. It's also a good platform for staying in touch with your growing community, and getting support from other bladers around the country.

And lastly, you can't hold a tournament on your own! You'll need to recruit some judges. Find some people who are willing beforehand, a casual event is a good opportunity for this, or if necessary you can run people through some quick practice matches before a tournament starts. Don't put too much pressure on yourself for your first few tournaments, give everyone a chance to make mistakes and learn.

So that's it! Everything you need to put on a tournament of your very own, if you're interested at all or you've got any questions, feel free to send me an email and I'll do my best to help you get started.

Terms

A battle is two beys being launched into the stadium, ending when points are scored.

A match is a series of battles, ending when one player has reached the required number of points, usually 5, or 7 points.

Scoring

• A spin finish is when the opposing bey stops spinning. (1 point)
• A burst finish is when the opposing bey's parts detach and separate from each other. (2 points)
• An over finish is when the opposing bey enters one of the over zones, or exits the stadium via the hole in the top. (2 points)
• An xtreme finish is when the opposing bey enters the xtreme zone. (3 points)

You initiate an over or xtreme finish when the opposing bey leaves the battle zone, but it is only scored when the bey can no longer return.

If you initiate an xtreme finish or over finish, but the opposing bey returns to the battle zone, the finish is reversed. When a finish is reversed, that finish is considered to have never been initiated and does not score.

If both beys score a finish, the winner is the bey that initiated its finish first, regardless of when either finish was scored.

If both beys initiate a finish at the same time and both of those finishes score, the battle is a draw.

If an over, burst, or xtreme finish is initiated without making contact with the opposing bey within three seconds of the start of the battle, it is considered a no-contact self-KO, no points are awarded and the battle is restarted.

During your match

At the start of a match you present your beys to your opponent and the judge, once the judge has determined that they are legal the match starts and you may not change your beys for the rest of the match. If the starting orientation of the stadium is disputed, it is determined through rock paper scissors.

At the start of each battle, after presenting your bey you may reconfigure your bey, such as changing its ratchet orientation or bit orientation.

Do not touch the stadium during battle, and do not grab your bey until the judge has made a call (even if the opponent's bey has been knocked out, it may still return to the stadium).

If a part breaks in the middle of a match, it must be replaced with another of the same part and the battle restarted. If no replacement can be provided, both players may reselect their decks and the match continues from 1st bey.

If you disagree with a judge’s decision you may discuss it with them, however the judge has the final say and you must accept their decision. In situations where both players disagree with a decision, then the judge is encouraged to concede.

False starts

The battle starts when both beys enter the stadium and spin independently on the stadium floor. If a bey fails to enter the stadium, is launched directly into a pocket, or is instantly^[1] knocked out or burst, no points are awarded the battle is restarted.

At the start of each battle the judge will count down "3, 2 , 1, go shoot" you must launch on shoot. If your timing is too far off the battle will be restarted.

You may request a relaunch if:

• Your launch was under-powered due to launcher malfunction
• Your launch was obstructed
• Your bey collided with the opponent's midair
• Your bey hits the stadium cover before entering

You must request a relaunch immediately.

Match types

1on1

Players select one bey and battle until a match winner is determined.

3on3

Battle with a deck of 3 beys, sorted from the player’s left to right as the 1st bey, 2nd bey and 3rd bey.

• After each battle, switch to the next bey in your deck.
• If there’s no winner after battling with the 3rd bey, you can reorder your deck before battling again with the 1st bey.

A deck cannot have any repeating parts, except for CX lock chips.

Equipment legality

Only official Takara Tomy or Hasbro Beyblade X beyblades and launchers may be used.

Unofficial launcher attachments such as grips and battle passes may be used as long as they do not impact performance or get in the way of your opponent.

Beyblade parts and launchers may not be modified in any way that affects performance, aesthetic modifications are allowed on blades as long as they do not noticeably affect performance.

Parts that have been damaged through normal play are allowed, except where they significantly affect the parts performance.

Ratchets may have their parts swapped as long as the result is equivalent to an officially released ratchet.

Part Bans

The bit Metal Needle is banned as it damages stadiums.

Further clarification

[1] The use of 'instantly' here is fairly subjective, and how to determine an instant KO/burst is ultimately up to the judge. If you disagree with their decision you may discuss it with them, and if both players disagree the judge is encouraged to concede, but you must accept the judge's final decision.

Beyblade X has landed in Aus! So far they can be found at Kmart, Target, Toyworld, and EB Games.
Target is the cheapest option at $14 for a booster, $19 for a starter, $25 for a dual pack, and $89 for a stadium set.
The rest of this guide can be used to find beys that are not yet available here.

This video has a good rundown on the different types of products.

Best option: Paxbeys
Paxbeys is a store run by a member of the community with the aim of making beyblades available for the cheapest prices.

Best for stadiums: Suruga-ya
Suruga-ya frequently has free shipping sales (they'll tell you on the main banner on the site when its on). When these are on it's a great way to get Beyblade X beys in Australia, and the only way to get X stadiums for a reasonable price. However they are often out of stock.

Stadiums are now also sold on Amazon.

Cheap option: Aliexpress beyblade stores

• TT Beysplayer Store
• beyscollector Office Store
• 818 Beyblade Store

Aliexpress has a lot of fakes on it, but I've put together a list of four stores that as far as I can tell sell legitimate beys, and for a good price. I haven't bought from any of these myself so I can't verify, so I recommend looking at the reviews for people who have.

Best for bulk buys: Ever-Wish
Ever-Wish is one of the cheapest options overall and has a wholesale option with cheaper prices when you buy at least 2 of the same bey, good for buying together with a friend. However, beware of USD conversion when shopping here. Example price: 1 booster and a set of 3 boosters without boxes cost $90 including shipping.

In-store option: Popuanime
Popuanime is the only place in brisbane that I'm aware of that sells Takara Tomy Beyblade X, a booster there will set you back $25 and a starter $32, however no guarantees they'll have any in stock.

Australian seller: Megaculture
Since they're local the shipping will be far more reasonable, however a single starter at this store will set you back $45.

Hasbro online: The Gamesmen
This site sells the same Hasbro beys you can find in big retailers, but they sold the collab beys way earlier, and for $35 instead of the $45 that EB Games was selling them for.

My personal recommendation is to buy from department stores if they have what you're looking for. Aliexpress will have most products available, and has the cheapest shipping. And Paxbeys is the best option for pre-ordering new beys, and as a community run store it will often have a good selection for competitive play. Stadiums can be bought on Amazon or Suruga-ya for about the same price ($80-$90).