0-2 in his favor, I will upload the videos tomorow.
G1 he was on the play manging to put a T2 Winding Constrictor with my counters down, this set a great start for him, I manage to Aether Meltdown it but the board got out of my range prety fast with Nissa and a manland geting double counters.
G2 I was on the play and keept a counterless and slow hand... bad mistake he got 2 Greenbelt Rampager, the fist one I manage to Aether Meltdown it, countered the second but he take down my ecnhantment with his Sage. I got stuck at 4 lands and he drop a Winding Constrictor forcing me to commit it leaving him with open mana which he use to put down Nissa ... (again!) pumping his guys for the win... from there on the game went beyond my reach.

G1 https://youtu.be/1jVDsi_GTlw
G2 https://youtu.be/Rd8N16kiuMU

Sando's zomBo's take the game with 2-1.

Duels is silly, I got to be on the play during all three games yet again. But..

In round 1, despite me getting in a punch or two, Sando had the right amount of early removal to effectively shut down my attacks, enabling him to build up a board presence of his own.
While probably not drawing my best firecrackers, running (only) 21 lands and all, a Liliana's Mastery sealed the deal in Sando's favor. 1-0.

After several connection failures, including having to forfeit a hand that I would have definitely enjoyed playing, we finally managed to connect for game 2.
Watching back this game, I feel like I mulliganed a hand I otherwise would have (and probably should have) kept.
Remembering how Bomat kept exiling the lands I so badly needed in round 1 of this tournament, however, I didn't want to take the risk this time.
Still, I managed to draw some of my zappy stuff here, right in time to get rid of Sando's Wayward Servants.
Throw in a couple of solid attackers on my end, as well as an Anguished Unmaking from Sando that I didn't mind, and it's a tie. 1-1.

In the 3rd game, I figured I might outrace Sando with Kari Zev, Skyship Raider (a.k.a. Karl, who tragically lost a monkey by the way), as long as Sando doesn't drop a Fatal Push on her right away.
Just when I was about to find out, Sando decided that poor Karl had suffered enough as it is. Plan A out the door.
Despite having started with a decent hand, I ended up in topdeck mode and by the time Sando did the same, his board presence had grown beyond my control. Final score: 2-1 for Sando.