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'''Bakugan Tournaments and Promotional Events in Ukraine (2011)'''
From October 8 to October 30, 2011, a series of official Bakugan events were held across major Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv, Lviv, Donetsk, Kharkiv, Dnipro, and Odesa. These events included qualifying rounds, tournaments, promotional demonstrations, and training sessions designed to popularize the Bakugan game and teach new players.
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==The first Bakugan tournament in Kerch03.09.2011==
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The first Bakugan tournament in Kerch ended with a sensation. 18.10.2011
Forty-eight boys, Bakugan fighters who had specially trained for the tournament, were unexpectedly defeated by a six-year-old girl.
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==The second Bakugan tournament in Kerch 31.10.2011==
At the second Bakugan championship, the number of participants was no less than at the first — around 50 players. They were divided into four age groups, with only one player from each group advancing to the semifinals.
After four hours of waiting and intense battles, the semifinals began. And finally — victory.
The winners of the second championship were:
*4th place — Arthur R. (4 years old), the youngest participant of the tournament;
*3rd place — Artem T. (10 years old);
*2nd place — Mikhail B. (12 years old);
*1st place — Volodymyr N. (8 years old).
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