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User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 1996
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 1996–97
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 1997–98
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 1998–99
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 1999–00
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2000–01
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2001–02
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2002–03
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2003–04
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2005
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2006
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2007
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2008
User:OdinFK/Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2009
User:OdinFK/Template:Infobox Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour seasons


This is a list of all Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour Top Eights.[1][2]

Season one (1996) edit

Pro Tour - New York (February 16–18, 1996) edit

At Pro Tour New York the play-draw rule was introduced to make the game more fair. Before New York the starting player would draw a card on his first turn.[3] As the first Pro Tour several things were done different in New York than at later Pro Tours. Thus the tournament consisted of seven rounds of swiss play, followed by a cut to top 16. Originally the Pro Tour was announced as The Black Lotus Pro Tour the name did not stick after New York and the name was changed to Pro Tour. Pro Tour New York was also known as PT Speed Dial, because players had to call the Wizards of the Coast offices to register for on of the limited slots. Eventually the first PT started off on a sour note, being delayed by four hours due to a snow storm.[1]
Prize pool: $30,000
Players: 239
Format: Standard, New York Style (Decks must have five cards from each available expansion in either deck or sideboard)

  1.   Michael Loconto
  2.   Bertrand Lestrée
  3.   Leon Lindbäck
  4.   Preston Poulter
  5.   George H. Baxter
  6.   Mark Justice
  7.   Shawn "Hammer" Regnier
  8.   Eric Tam

Pro Tour - Los Angeles (May 3–5, 1996) edit

Prize pool: $100,000
Players: 179
Format: Booster Draft (Homelands-4th Edition)

  1.   Shawn "Hammer" Regnier – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Thomas Guevin
  3.   Darwin Kastle
  4.   Mark Venhaus
  5.   Scott Johns
  6.   Preston Poulter – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Vaughn Sandor
  8.   Jeffrey Wood

Pro Tour - Columbus (July 6–7, 1996) edit

Prize pool: $125,000
Players: 136
Format: Ice Age Block Constructed (Ice Age, Alliances)

  1.   Olle Råde
  2.   Sean Fleischman
  3.   Alvaro Marques
  4.   Peter Radonjic
  5.   Brian Weissman
  6.   Javier Garavito
  7.   John Immordino
  8.   Scott Johns – 2nd FINAL DAY

1996 World Championships – Seattle (August 14–18, 1996) edit

Prize pool: $132,000
Players: 125
Formats: Type 1.5, Booster Draft, Standard

Individual

  1.   Tom Chanpheng
  2.   Mark Justice – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Henry Stern
  4.   Olle Råde – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Matt Place
  6.   Scott Johns – 3rd FINAL DAY
  7.   Eric Tam – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Tommi Hovi

Team

  1.   United States (Dennis Bentley, George Baxter, Mike Long, Matt Place)
  2.   Czech Republic (David Korejtko, Jakub Slemr, Ondrej Baudys, Lucas Kocourek)

Season two (1996–97) edit

Pro Tour - Atlanta (September 13–15, 1996) edit

Prize pool: $150,000
Players: 191
Format: Mirage Sealed Deck (pre-release)

  1.   Frank Adler
  2.   Darwin Kastle – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Aaron Muranaka
  4.   John Yoo
  5.   Terry Borer
  6.   Mike Long
  7.   Chris Pikula
  8.   Matthew Vienneau

Pro Tour - Dallas (November 22–24, 1996) edit

Prize pool: $150,000
Players: 242
Format: Standard

  1.   Paul McCabe
  2.   Jason Zila
  3.   Brian Hacker
  4.   Chris Pikula – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   George Baxter – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Olle Råde – 3rd FINAL DAY
  7.   Robert Thornburg
  8.   Peer Kröger

Pro Tour - Los Angeles (February 28–March 2, 1997) edit

Prize pool: $150,000
Players: 236
Format: Mirage Rochester Draft (Mirage-Visions)

  1.   Tommi Hovi – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   David Mills
  3.   Alan Comer
  4.   John Yoo – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Truc Bui
  6.   John Immordino – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Brian Weissman – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Ben Possemiers

Pro Tour - Paris (April 11–13, 1997) edit

Prize pool: $150,000
Players: 223
Format: Mirage Block Constructed (Mirage, Visions)

  1.   Mike Long – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Mark Justice – 3rd FINAL DAY
  3.   Darwin Kastle – 3rd FINAL DAY
  4.   Henning Rimkus
  5.   Sturla Bingen
  6.   Paul Ferker
  7.   Jason Gordon
  8.   Jason Zila – 2nd FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - New York (May 30–June 1, 1997) edit

Prize pool: $150,000
Players: 259
Format: Booster Draft (5th Edition-Visions)

  1.   Terry Borer – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Ivan Stanoev
  3.   Gabriel Tsang
  4.   Jeroen Weyden
  5.   Mark Chalice
  6.   John Chinnock
  7.   Michael Pustilnik
  8.   Patrick Chapin

1997 World Championships – Seattle (August 13–17, 1997) edit

Prize purse: $250,000
Players: 153
Format: Standard, Rochester Draft (Mirage-Visions-Weatherlight), Extended

Individual

  1.   Jakub Slemr
  2.   Janosch Kühn
  3.   Paul McCabe – 2nd FINAL DAY
  4.   Svend Geertsen
  5.   Gabriel Tsang – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Nikolai Weibull
  7.   Nate Clarke
  8.   John Chinnock – 2nd FINAL DAY

Team

  1.   Canada (Gary Krakower, Michael Donais, Ed Ito, Gab Tsang)
  2.   Sweden (Nikolai Weibull, Mattias Jorstedt, Marcus Angelin, Johan Cedercrantz)

Season three (1997–98) edit

Pro Tour - Chicago (October 10–12, 1997) edit

Prize pool: $151,635
Players: 324
Format: Extended

  1.   Randy Buehler
  2.   David Mills – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Jon Finkel
  4.   Max Suver
  5.   Adrian Sayers
  6.   Justin Schneider
  7.   Kyle Rose
  8.   Olle Råde – 4th FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Mainz (December 5–7, 1997) edit

Prize pool: $151,635
Players: 291
Format: Rochester Draft (Tempest)

  1.   Matt Place – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Steven O'Mahoney-Schwartz
  3.   Peer Kröger – 2nd FINAL DAY
  4.   Kurt Burgner
  5.   John Ormerod
  6.   Chris Bishop
  7.   Mark Le Pine
  8.   Gabriele Pisicchio


Pro Tour - Los Angeles (March 6–8, 1998) edit

Prize pool: $151,635
Players: 342
Format: Tempest Block Constructed (Tempest)

  1.   David Price
  2.   Ben Rubin
  3.   David Bachmann
  4.   Adam Katz
  5.   Kyle Rose – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Jakub Slemr – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Svend Geertsen – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Andrew Wolf

Pro Tour - New York (August 17–19, 1998) edit

Prize pool: $151,635
Format: Booster Draft (Tempest-Stronhold)

  1.   Jon Finkel – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Dominic Crapuchettes
  3.   John Chinnock – 3rd FINAL DAY
  4.   David Bachmann – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Truc Bui – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Nate Clarke – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Mark Justice – 4th FINAL DAY
  8.   Casey McCarrel

1998 World Championships – Seattle (August 12–16, 1998) edit

Players: 203
Individual formats: Booster Draft (Tempest-Stronghold-Exodus), Standard, Tempest Block Constructed (Tempest, Stronghold, Exodus)
Team formats: 4-Person Team Sealed (4 5th Edition Starter + 4 5th Edition Booster) – Swiss; Constructed (2x Tempest Block Constructed + 2x Standard) – Finals

Individual

  1.   Brian Selden
  2.   Ben Rubin – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Jon Finkel – 3rd FINAL DAY
  4.   Raphaël Lévy
  5.   Scott Johns – 4th FINAL DAY
  6.   Chris Pikula – 3rd FINAL DAY
  7.   Brian Hacker – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Alan Comer – 2nd FINAL DAY

Team

  1.   United States (Matt Linde, Mike Long, Bryce Currence, Jon Finkel)
  2.   France (Pierre Malherbaud, Manuel Bevand, Marc Hernandez, Fabien Demazeau)

Season four (1998–99) edit

Pro Tour - Chicago (September 25–27, 1998) edit

Format: Tempest Rochester Draft (Tempest-Stronghold-Exodus)[4]

  1.   Dirk Baberowski
  2.   Casey McCarrel – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Jeff Fung
  4.   Benedikt Klauser
  5.   Jon Finkel – 4th FINAL DAY
  6.   Ryan Fuller
  7.   Martin Cedercrantz
  8.   Dominique Coene

Pro Tour - Rome (November 13–15, 1998) edit

Format: Extended

  1.   Tommi Hovi – 3rd FINAL DAY, FIRST REPEAT CHAMPION
  2.   Nicolas Labarre
  3.   Mark Le Pine – 2nd FINAL DAY
  4.   Federico Dato
  5.   Olle Råde – 5th FINAL DAY
  6.   Justin Gary
  7.   Erik Lauer
  8.   André Konstanczer


Pro Tour - Los Angeles (February 26–28, 1999) edit

Players: 337
Format: Urza's Saga Rochester Draft (Urza's Saga)

  1.   Steven O'Mahoney-Schwartz – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Jon Finkel – 5th FINAL DAY
  3.   Worth Wollpert
  4.   Terry Lau
  5.   Lucien Bui
  6.   Patrick Chapin – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Svend Geertsen – 3rd FINAL DAY
  8.   Mike Long – 3rd FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - New York (April 30 – May 2, 1999) edit

Format: Urza's Saga Block Constructed (Urza's Saga, Urza's Legacy)

  1.   Casey McCarrel – 3rd FINAL DAY
  2.   Shawn Keller
  3.   Zvi Mowshowitz
  4.   David Humpherys
  5.   Robert Dougherty
  6.   Christian Lührs
  7.   Nicolas Labarre – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Terry Tsang

1999 World Championships – Tokyo (August 4–8, 1999) edit

Players: 208
Individual formats: Urza's Saga Rochester Draft (Urza's Saga-Urza's Legacy-Urza's Destiny), Standard, Extended
Team formats: Team Sealed (Urza's Saga, Urza's Legacy, Urza's Destiny) – Swiss; Standard – Finals

Individual

  1.   Kai Budde
  2.   Mark Le Pine – 3rd FINAL DAY
  3.   Raffele Lo Moro
  4.   Matt Linde
  5.   Jakub Slemr – 3rd FINAL DAY
  6.   Jamie Parke
  7.   Gary Wise
  8.   Nicolai Herzog

Team

  1.   United States (Kyle Rose, John Hunka, Zvi Mowshowitz, Charles Kornblith)
  2.   Germany (Marco Blume, Patrick Mello, David Brucker, Rosario Maij)

Season five (1999–2000) edit

Pro Tour - Washington DC (September 3–5, 1999) edit

Format: Urza's Saga Team Sealed (Urza's Saga, Urza's Legacy, Urza's Destiny) – first day, Urza's Saga Team Rochester Draft (Urza's Saga-Urza's Legacy-Urza's Destiny) – final two days

  1.   Team Your Move Game [ Rob Dougherty – 2nd FINAL DAY, Dave Humpherys – 2nd FINAL DAY, Darwin Kastle – 4th FINAL DAY]
  2.   Team Game Empire [Kurt Burgner – 2nd FINAL DAY, Alan Comer – 3rd FINAL DAY, Brian Selden – 2nd FINAL DAY]
  3.   Team Antarctica [ Jon Finkel – 6th FINAL DAY, Dan O'Mahoney-Schwartz, Steven O'Mahoney-Schwartz – 3rd FINAL DAY]
  4.   Team THL [Marc Aquino, Richard Jones, Drew McLean]

Pro Tour - London (October 15–17, 1999) edit

Format: Urza's Saga Booster Draft (Urza's Saga-Urza's Legacy-Urza's Destiny)

  1.   Kyle Rose – 3rd FINAL DAY
  2.   Thomas Preyer
  3.   Mike Bregoli
  4.   Ben Rubin – 3rd FINAL DAY
  5.   Gunnar Refsdal
  6.   William Jensen
  7.   Marc Hernandez
  8.   Darwin Kastle – 5th FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Chicago (December 3–5, 1999) edit

Format: Extended

  1.   Robert Maher
  2.   Brian Davis
  3.   Christian Lührs – 2nd FINAL DAY
  4.   Raphael Levy – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Alan Comer – 4th FINAL DAY
  6.   Dirk Baberowski – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Tony Dobson
  8.   Hector Fuentes

Pro Tour - Los Angeles (February 4–6, 2000) edit

Format: Mercadian Masques Booster Draft (Mercadian Masques)

  1.   Trevor Blackwell
  2.   Chris Benafel
  3.   Kurt Burgner – 3rd FINAL DAY
  4.   Mike Long – 4th FINAL DAY
  5.   Erno Ekebom
  6.   Bruce Cowley
  7.   Andrew Nishioka
  8.   Brian Selden – 3rd FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - New York (April 14–16, 2000) edit

Format: Mercadian Masques Block Constructed (Mercadian Masques, Nemesis)

  1.   Sigurd Eskeland
  2.   Warren Marsh
  3.   Ben Rubin – 4th FINAL DAY
  4.   Mattias Kettil
  5.   John Larkin
  6.   Mike Bregoli – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Travis Turning
  8.   John Hunka (United States)


2000 World Championships – Brussels (August 2–6, 2000) edit

Formats: Mercadian Masques Booster Draft (Mercadian Masques-Nemesis-Prophecy), Mercadian Masques Block Constructed (Mercadian Masques, Nemesis, Prophecy), Standard

Individual

  1.   Jon Finkel – 7th FINAL DAY, 2nd PRO TOUR WIN
  2.   Robert Maher – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Dominik Hothow
  4.   Benedikt Klauser – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Tom van de Logt
  6.   Helmut Summersberger
  7.   Janosch Kühn – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Nicolas Labarre – 3rd FINAL DAY

Team

  1.   United States (Jon Finkel, Chris Benafel, Frank Hernandez, Aaron Forsythe)
  2.   Canada (Ryan Fuller, Murray Evans, Gabriel Tsang, Sam Lau)

Season six (2000–01) edit

Pro Tour - New York (September 29–October 1, 2000) edit

Format: Team Sealed (Mercadian Masques, Nemesis, Prophecy) – first day, Team Rochester Draft (Mercadian Masques, Nemesis, Prophecy) – final two days

  1.    Team Potato Nation [Scott Johns (United States) – 5th FINAL DAY, Gary Wise (Canada) – 2nd FINAL DAY, Mike Turian (United States)]
  2.   Team Car Acrobatic Team [Andrew Johnson, Aaron Forsythe, Andrew Cuneo]
  3.   Team Rolled-up Aces [Thomas Keller, Shawn Keller – 2nd FINAL DAY, Daniel Clegg]
  4.   Team Draften Und Spielen [Patrick Mello, Christian Lührs – 3rd FINAL DAY, Stephan Valkyser]

Pro Tour - Chicago (December 1–3, 2000) edit

Format: Standard

  1.   Kai Budde – 2nd FINAL DAY, 2nd PRO TOUR WIN
  2.   Kamiel Cornelissen
  3.   Brian Kibler
  4.   Rob Dougherty – 3rd FINAL DAY
  5.   Jon Finkel – 8th FINAL DAY
  6.   Michael Pustilnik – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Zvi Mowshowitz – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Jay Elarar

Pro Tour - Los Angeles (February 2–4, 2001) edit

Format: Rochester Draft (Invasion)

  1.   Michael Pustilnik – 3rd FINAL DAY
  2.   Kamiel Cornelissen – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Benedikt Klauser – 3rd FINAL DAY
  4.   Jon Finkel – 9th FINAL DAY
  5.   Kyle Rose – 4th FINAL DAY
  6.   Michael Gurney
  7.   Erno Ekebom – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Lawrence Creech

Pro Tour - Tokyo (March 16–18, 2001) edit

Format: Invasion Block Constructed (Invasion, Planeshift)

  1.   Zvi Mowshowitz – 3rd FINAL DAY
  2.   Tsuyoshi Fujita
  3.   Lucas Hager
  4.   Chris Benafel – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Ryan Fuller – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Philip Freneau
  7.   Dave Williams
  8.   Frederico Bastos

Pro Tour - Barcelona (May 4–6, 2001) edit

Format: Booster Draft (Invasion-Planeshift)

  1.   Kai Budde – 3rd FINAL DAY, 3rd PRO TOUR WIN
  2.   Alan Comer – 5th FINAL DAY
  3.   Daniel Clegg – 2nd FINAL DAY
  4.   Patrick Mello – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Brad Swan
  6.   Albertus Law
  7.   Yuri Kolomeyko
  8.   Chad Ellis

2001 World Championships – Toronto (August 8–12, 2001) edit

Formats: Standard, Rochester Draft (Invasion-Planeshift-Apocalypse), Extended

Individual

  1.   Tom van de Logt – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Alex Borteh
  3.   Antoine Ruel
  4.   Andrea Santin
  5.   Mike Turian – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Jam Tomcani
  7.   Tommi Hovi – 4th FINAL DAY
  8.   John Ormerod – 2nd FINAL DAY

Team

  1.   United States (Trevor Blackwell, Brian Hegstad, Eugene Harvey)
  2.   Norway (Nicolai Herzog, Øyvind Ødegaard, Jan Peter Groenhof)

Season seven (2001–02) edit

Pro Tour - New York (September 7–9, 2001) edit

Format: Invasion Team Sealed (Invasion, Planeshift, Apocalypse) – first day, Invasion Team Rochester Draft (Invasion-Planeshift-Apocalypse) – final two days

  1.   Team Phoenix Foundation [ Kai Budde – 4th FINAL DAY, 4th PRO TOUR WIN, Dirk Baberowski – 3rd FINAL DAY, 2nd PRO TOUR WIN, Marco Blume]
  2.   Team Les Plus Class [Amiel Tenenbaum, Nicolas Olivieri, Gabriel Nassif]
  3.   Team Illuminati [Justin Gary – 2nd FINAL DAY, Alex Shvartsman, Zvi Mowshowitz – 4th FINAL DAY]
  4.   Team Car Acrobatic Team [Andrew Johnson – 2nd FINAL DAY, Aaron Forsythe – 2nd FINAL DAY, Andrew Cuneo – 2nd FINAL DAY]

Pro Tour - New Orleans (November 2–4, 2001) edit

Format: Extended

  1.   Kai Budde – 5th FINAL DAY, 5th PRO TOUR WIN
  2.   Tomi Walamies
  3.   Jelger Wiegersma
  4.   Dave Humpherys – 3rd FINAL DAY
  5.   Anton Jonsson
  6.   Raphaël Gennari
  7.   Darwin Kastle – 6th FINAL DAY
  8.   Benedikt Klauser – 4th FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - San Diego (January 11–13, 2002) edit

Format: Odyssey Rochester Draft (Odyssey)

  1.   Farid Meraghni
  2.   Jens Thoren
  3.   Donnie Gallitz
  4.   Andrew Wolf – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Jeff Cunningham
  6.   Frederico Bastos – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Neil Reeves
  8.   Eric Froehlich

Pro Tour - Osaka (March 15–17, 2002) edit

Format: Odyssey Block Constructed (Odyssey, Torment)

  1.   Ken Ho
  2.   Olivier Ruel
  3.   Rob Dougherty – 4th FINAL DAY
  4.   Jens Thoren – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Sylvain Lauriol
  6.   Nicolas Olivieri – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Osyp Lebedowicz
  8.   Christophe Haim

Pro Tour - Nice (May 3–5, 2002) edit

Format: Odyssey Block Boster Draft (Odyssey-Torment)

  1.   Eivind Nitter
  2.   Bram Snepvangers
  3.   Svend Geertsen – 4th FINAL DAY
  4.   Brian Davis – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Kai Budde – 6th FINAL DAY
  6.   Anton Jonsson – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Gary Talim
  8.   Benjamin Niedrig

2002 World Championships – Sydney (August 14–18, 2002) edit

Formats: Standard, Odyssey Booster Draft (Odyssey-Torment-Judgment), Odyssey Block Constructed (Odyssey, Torment, Judgment)

Individual

  1.   Carlos Romão
  2.   Mark Ziegner
  3.   Diego Ostrovich
  4.   Dave Humpherys – 4th FINAL DAY
  5.   Sim Han How
  6.   John Larkin – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Tuomas Kotiranta
  8.   Ken Krouner

Team

  1.   Germany (Mark Ziegner, Kai Budde, Felix Schneiders)
  2.   United States (Andrew Ranks, Eugene Harvey, Eric Franz)

Season eight (2002–03) edit

Pro Tour - Boston (September 27–29, 2002) edit

Format: Team Sealed (Odyssey, Torment, Judgment) - first day, Team Rochester Draft (Odyssey-Torment-Judgment) – final two days

  1.   Team Phoenix Foundation [ Kai Budde – 7th FINAL DAY, 6th PRO TOUR WIN, Dirk Baberowski – 4th FINAL DAY, 3rd PRO TOUR WIN, Marco Blume – 2nd FINAL DAY, 2nd PRO TOUR WIN]
  2.   Team 2020 [Steven Wolfman, David Rood, Elijah Pollock]
  3.    Team Courtney's Boys [ Gary Wise (Canada) – 3rd FINAL DAY, Robert Maher (United States) – 3rd FINAL DAY, Neil Reeves (United States) - 2nd FINAL DAY]
  4.   Team Slay Pillage Gerard [Jonathan Sonne, Gerard Fabiano, Scott McCord]

Pro Tour - Houston (November 8–10, 2002) edit

Format: Extended (Tempest Block forward)

  1.   Justin Gary – 3rd FINAL DAY
  2.   Rob Dougherty – 5th FINAL DAY
  3.   Darwin Kastle – 7th FINAL DAY
  4.   John Larkin – 3rd FINAL DAY
  5.   Peter Myrvig
  6.   Mattias Jorstedt
  7.   Robert Maher – 4th FINAL DAY
  8.   Jeroen Remie

Pro Tour - Chicago (January 17–19, 2003) edit

Format: Rochester Draft (Onslaught)

  1.   Kai Budde – 8th FINAL DAY, 7th PRO TOUR WIN
  2.   Nicolai Herzog – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Jon Finkel – 10th FINAL DAY
  4.   Dustin Stern
  5.   Eugene Harvey
  6.   Fabio Reinhardt
  7.   Bram Snepvangers – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   William Jensen – 2nd FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Venice (March 21–23, 2003) edit

Format: Onslaught Block Constructed (Onslaught, Legions)

  1.   Osyp Lebedowicz – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Tomi Walamies – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Jordan Berkowitz
  4.   William Jensen – 3rd FINAL DAY
  5.   Gabriel Nassif – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Darwin Kastle – 8th FINAL DAY
  7.   Akihiro Kashima
  8.   Mattias Jorstedt – 2nd FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Yokohama (May 9–11, 2003) edit

Format: Booster Draft (Onslaught-Legions)

  1.   Mattias Jorstedt – 3rd FINAL DAY
  2.   Masashi Oiso
  3.   Tsuyoshi Ikeda
  4.   Jon Finkel – 11th FINAL DAY
  5.   Benjamin Caumes
  6.   Jose Barbero
  7.   Ben Seck
  8.   Richard Hoaen

2003 World Championships – Berlin (August 6–10, 2003) edit

Formats: Standard, Rochester Draft (Onslaught-Legions-Scourge), Extended

Individual

  1.   Daniel Zink
  2.   Jin Okamoto
  3.   Tuomo Nieminen
  4.   Dave Humpherys – 5th FINAL DAY
  5.   Jeroen Remie – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Peer Kröger – 3rd FINAL DAY
  7.   Wolfgang Eder
  8.   Gabe Walls

Team

  1.   United States (Justin Gary, Joshua Wagener, Gabe Walls)
  2.   Finland (Arho Toikka, Tomi Walamies, Tuomo Nieminen)

Season nine (2003–04) edit

Pro Tour - Boston (September 12–14, 2003) edit

Format: Team Sealed (Onslaught, Legions, Scourge) – first day, Team Rochester Draft (Onslaught-Legions-Scourge) – final two days

  1.   Team The Brockafellars [Brock Parker, William Jensen – 4th FINAL DAY, Matt Linde – 2nd FINAL DAY]
  2.     Team Original Slackers [Lovre Crnobori (Norway), Jake Smith (United Kingdom), Rickard Österberg (Sweden)]
  3.    Team Zabutan Nemonaut [ Mike Turian (United States) – 3rd FINAL DAY, Gary Wise (Canada) – 4th FINAL DAY, Eugene Harvey (United States) – 2nd FINAL DAY]
  4.   Team Phoenix Foundation [ Kai Budde – 9th FINAL DAY, Dirk Baberowski – 5th FINAL DAY, Marco Blume – 3rd FINAL DAY]

Pro Tour - New Orleans (October 31–November 2, 2003) edit

Format: Extended

  1.   Rickard Österberg – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Gabriel Nassif – 3rd FINAL DAY
  3.   Yann Hamon
  4.   Masashi Oiso – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Hans Joachim Höh
  6.   Eugene Harvey – 3rd FINAL DAY
  7.   Tomohiro Yokosuka
  8.   Nicolas Labarre – 4th FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Amsterdam (January 16–18, 2004) edit

Format: Rochester Draft (Mirrodin)

  1.   Nicolai Herzog – 3rd FINAL DAY
  2.   Osamu Fujita
  3.   Anton Jonsson – 3rd FINAL DAY
  4.   Olivier Ruel – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Kamiel Cornelissen – 3rd FINAL DAY
  6.   Aeo Paquette
  7.   Farid Meraghni – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Mike Turian – 4th FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Kobe (February 27–29, 2004) edit

Format: Mirrodin Block Constructed (Mirrodin, Darksteel)

  1.   Masashiro Kuroda
  2.   Gabriel Nassif – 4th FINAL DAY
  3.   Alexandre Peset
  4.   Jelger Wiegersma – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Luigi Sbrozzi
  6.   Raffaele Lo Moro – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Ben Stark
  8.   Stefano Fiori

Pro Tour - San Diego (May 14–16, 2004) edit

Format: Mirrodin Booster Draft (Mirrodin-Darksteel)

  1.   Nicolai Herzog – 4th FINAL DAY, 2nd PRO TOUR WIN
  2.   Antoine Ruel – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Mike Turian – 5th FINAL DAY
  4.   Anton Jonsson – 4th FINAL DAY
  5.   Mark Herberholz
  6.   Ben Stark – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Angel Perez del Pozo
  8.   Masashi Oiso – 3rd FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Seattle (July 9–11, 2004) edit

Format: Team Sealed (Mirrodin, Darksteel, Fifth Dawn) – first day, Team Rochester Draft (Mirrodin-Darksteel-Fifth Dawn)

  1.   Team Von Dutch [Jeroen Remie – 3rd FINAL DAY, Jelger Wiegersma – 3rd FINAL DAY, Kamiel Cornelissen – 4th FINAL DAY]
  2.   Team www.shop-fireBall.com2 [Itaru Ishida, Tsuyoshi Ikeda – 2nd FINAL DAY, Jin Okamoto – 2nd FINAL DAY]
  3.   Team S.A.I. [Ichirou Shimura, Masami Ibamoto, Ryuuichi Arita]
  4.   Team Pocket Rockets [Paul Russell, Joseph Derro, Matthew Wood]

2004 World Championships – San Francisco (September 1–5, 2004) edit

Formats: Standard, Booster Draft (Mirrodin-Darksteel-Fifth Dawn), Mirrodin Block Constructed (Mirrodin, Darksteel, Fifth Dawn)

Individual

  1.   Julien Nuijten
  2.   Aeo Paquette – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Ryo Ogura
  4.   Manuel Bevand
  5.   Kamiel Cornelissen – 5th FINAL DAY
  6.   Terry Han Chuen Soh
  7.   Gabriel Nassif – 5th FINAL DAY
  8.   Murray Evans

Team

  1.   Germany (Sebastian Zink, Torben Twiefel, Roland Bode)
  2.   Belgium (Dilson Ramos Da Fonseca, Vincent Lemoine, Geoffrey Siron)

Season ten (2005) edit

Pro Tour - Columbus (October 29–31, 2004) edit

Format: Extended

  1.   Pierre Canali
  2.   Shuuhei Nakamura
  3.   Nicholas West
  4.   Olivier Ruel – 3rd FINAL DAY
  5.   Gadiel Szleifer
  6.   Masashi Oiso – 4th FINAL DAY
  7.   Ryuichi Arita – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Geoffrey Siron

Pro Tour - Nagoya (January 28–30, 2005) edit

Format: Rochester Draft (Champions of Kamigawa)

  1.   Shu Komuro
  2.   Anton Jonsson – 5th FINAL DAY
  3.   Terry Soh – 2nd FINAL DAY
  4.   Murray Evans – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Masashiro Kuroda – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Frank Karsten
  7.   Jarno Harkonen
  8.   Vasilis Fatouros

Pro Tour - Atlanta (March 11–13, 2005) edit

Format: Team Kamigawa Block Sealed (Champions of Kamigawa, Betrayers of Kamigawa) – first day, Team Kamigawa Block Rochester Draft (Champions of Kamigawa, Betrayers of Kamigawa) – final two days

  1.    Team Nova [Gabriel Tsang (Canada) – 3rd FINAL DAY, David Rood (Canada) – 2nd FINAL DAY, Gabriel Nassif (France) – 6th FINAL DAY]
  2.   Team We Add [Adam Chambers, Andrew Pacifico, Don Smith]
  3.   Team Les baltringues de Ludipia [Benjamin Caumes – 2nd FINAL DAY, Nicolas Bornarel, Camille Fenet]
  4.   Team One Spin [Tomohiro Kaji, Kenji Tsumura, Tomoharu Saito]

Pro Tour - Philadelphia (May 6–8, 2005) edit

Format: Kamigawa Block Constructed (Champions of Kamigawa, Betrayers of Kamigawa)

  1.   Gadiel Szleifer – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Kenji Tsumura – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Steven Wolfman – 2nd FINAL DAY
  4.   Olivier Ruel – 4th FINAL DAY
  5.   Ryan Cimera
  6.   Jeff Novekoff
  7.   Mark Herberholz – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   André Müller

Pro Tour - London (July 8–10, 2005) edit

Format: Booster Draft (Champions of Kamigawa-Betrayers of Kamigawa-Saviors of Kamigawa)

  1.   Geoffrey Siron – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Tsuyoshi Fujita – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Johan Sadeghpour
  4.   Antti Malin
  5.   Masashi Oiso – 5th FINAL DAY
  6.   Tomi Walamies – 3rd FINAL DAY
  7.   Arnost Zidek
  8.   David Larsson

Pro Tour - Los Angeles (October 28–30, 2005) edit

Format: Extended (Invasion Block forward)

  1.   Antoine Ruel – 3rd FINAL DAY
  2.   Billy Moreno
  3.   Kenji Tsumura – 3rd FINAL DAY
  4.   Chris McDaniel
  5.   Tsuyoshi Fujita – 3rd FINAL DAY
  6.   Chih-Hsiang Chang
  7.   Ervin Tormos
  8.   Ryuichi Arita – 3rd FINAL DAY

2005 World Championships – Yokohama (November 30–December 4 2005) edit

Formats: Standard, Booster Draft (Ravnica), Extended

Indivdual

  1.   Katsuhiro Mori
  2.   Frank Karsten – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Tomohiro Kaji – 2nd FINAL DAY
  4.   Akira Asahara
  5.   Marcio Carvalho
  6.   Ding Leong
  7.   Shuuhei Nakamura – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Andre Coimbra
Team Competition
  1.   Japan (Takuma Morofuji, Masashi Oiso, Ichirou Shimura)
  2.   United States (Antonino De Rosa, Neil Reeves, Jon Sonne)

Season Eleven (2006) edit

Pro Tour - Honolulu (March 3–5, 2006) edit

Format: Standard (Champions of Kamigawa - Guildpact, 9th Edition)

  1.   Mark Herberholz – 3rd FINAL DAY
  2.   Craig Jones
  3.   Tiago Chan
  4.   Olivier Ruel – 5th FINAL DAY
  5.   Osyp Lebedowicz – 3rd FINAL DAY
  6.   Ruud Warmenhoven
  7.   Max Bracht
  8.   Antoine Ruel – 4th FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Prague (May 5–7, 2006) edit

Format: Booster Draft (Ravnica-Guildpact-Dissension)

  1.   Takuya Oosawa
  2.   Aaron Brackmann
  3.   Shuuhei Nakamura – 3rd FINAL DAY
  4.   Christian Hüttenberger
  5.   Rasmus Sibast
  6.   Antonino De Rosa
  7.   Joe Crosby
  8.   Quentin Martin

Pro Tour - Charleston (June 16–18, 2006) edit

Format: 3-Person Team Block Constructed (Ravnica, Guildpact, Dissension)

  1.   Team Kajiharu80 [Tomohiro Kaji – 3rd FINAL DAY, Shouta Yasooka (Japan), Tomoharu Saito – 2nd FINAL DAY]
  2.   Team Raaala Pumba [Celso Zampere Jr., Willy Edel, Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa]
  3.   Team D-25 [Chikura Nakajima, Ryuichi Arita – 4th FINAL DAY, Kazuya Mitamura]
  4.   Team Big Timing With Big Oots [Chris McDaniel – 2nd FINAL DAY, Gadiel Szleifer – 3rd FINAL DAY, John Pelcak]

Pro Tour - Kobe (October 20–22, 2006) edit

Format: Booster Draft (Time Spiral)

  1.   Jan-Moritz Merkel (Germany)
  2.   Willy Edel (Brazil) – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Bastien Perez (France)
  4.   Thomas Didierjean (France)
  5.   Kenji Tsumura (Japan) – 4th FINAL DAY
  6.   Bram Snepvangers (Netherlands) – 3rd FINAL DAY
  7.   Tomoharu Saito (Japan) – 3rd FINAL DAY
  8.   Takahiro Suzuki (Japan)

World Championships – Paris (November 29–December 3, 2006) edit

Formats: Standard, Booster Draft (Time Spiral), Extended

  1.   Makihito Mihara
  2.   Ryo Ogura – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Nicholas Lovett
  4.   Gabriel Nassif – 7th FINAL DAY
  5.   Paulo Carvalho
  6.   Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Tiago Chan – 2nd FINAL DAY
  8.   Katsuhiro Mori – 2nd FINAL DAY
Team Competition
  1.   Team Netherlands (Kamiel Cornelissen, Julien Nuijten, Robert van Medevoort)
  2.   Team Japan (Katsuhiro Mori, Shuuhei Yamamoto, Hidenori Katayama)

Season Twelve (2007) edit

Pro Tour - Geneva (February 9–11, 2007) edit

Format: Booster Draft (Time Spiral-Planar Chaos)

  1.   Mike Hron
  2.   Takuya Oosawa – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Kenji Tsumura – 5th FINAL DAY
  4.   Shingo Kurihara
  5.   Marijn Lybaert
  6.   Jim Herold
  7.   Willy Edel – 3rd FINAL DAY
  8.   Ervin Tormos – 2nd FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Yokohama (April 20–22, 2007) edit

Format: Time Spiral Block Constructed (Time Spiral, Planar Chaos)

  1.   Guillaume Wafo-Tapa
  2.   Kazuya Mitamura – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Mark Herberholz – 4th FINAL DAY
  4.   Tomoharu Saito – 4th FINAL DAY
  5.   Paulo Carvalho – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Raphaël Lévy – 3rd FINAL DAY
  7.   Masashi Oiso – 6th FINAL DAY
  8.   Sebastian Thaler

Pro Tour - San Diego (June 29–July 1, 2007) edit

Format: Two-Headed Giant Draft (Time Spiral-Planar Chaos-Future Sight)

  1.   Chris Lachmann & Jacob Van Lunen
  2.   Kentaro Yamamoto & Yuuta Takahashi
  3.   Eugene Harvey – 4th FINAL DAY & John Fiorillo
  4.   Masami Kaneko & Genki Taru

Pro Tour - Valencia (October 12–14, 2007) edit

Format: Extended

  1.   Remi Fortier
  2.   André Müller – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Giulio Barra
  4.   Shuuhei Nakamura – 4th FINAL DAY
  5.   Takayuki Koike
  6.   Tine Rus
  7.   Sam Stein
  8.   Makihito Mihara – 2nd FINAL DAY

2007 World Championships – New York City (December 6–9, 2007) edit

Format: Standard, Booster Draft (Lorwyn), Legacy

  1.   Uri Peleg
  2.   Pat Chapin – 3rd FINAL DAY
  3.   Koutarou Otsuka
  4.   Gabriel Nassif – 8th FINAL DAY
  5.   Katsuhiro Mori – 3rd FINAL DAY
  6.   Yoshitaka Nakano
  7.   Christoph Huber
  8.   Roel van Heeswijk

Team Competition: Two-Headed Giant Booster Draft (Lorwyn)

  1.   Switzerland (Christoph Huber, Raphael Gennari, Nico Bohny, Manuel Bucher)
  2.   Austria (Thomas Preyer, Stefan Stradner, David Reitbauer, Helmut Summersberger)

Season Thirteen (2008) edit

Pro Tour - Kuala Lumpur (February 15–17, 2008) edit

Format: Booster Draft (Lorwyn-Morningtide)

  1.   Jon Finkel – 12th FINAL DAY, 3rd PRO TOUR WIN
  2.   Mario Pascoli
  3.   Marcio Carvalho – 2nd FINAL DAY
  4.   Ming Xu
  5.   Guillaume Wafo-Tapa – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Mike Hron – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Nicolai Herzog – 5th FINAL DAY
  8.   Joel Calafell

Pro Tour - Hollywood (May 23–25, 2008) edit

Main article: Pro Tour Hollywood 2008

Format: Standard

  1.   Charles Gindy
  2.   Jan Ruess
  3.   Shuuhei Nakamura – 5th FINAL DAY
  4.   Yong Han Choo
  5.   Nico Bohny – 2nd FINAL DAY
  6.   Marijn Lybaert – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Makihito Mihara – 3rd FINAL DAY
  8.   Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa – 3rd FINAL DAY

Pro Tour - Berlin (October 31–November 2, 2008) edit

Format: Extended[5]

  1.   Luis Scott-Vargas
  2.   Matej Zatlkaj
  3.   Tomoharu Saitou – 5th FINAL DAY
  4.   Sebastian Thaler – 2nd FINAL DAY
  5.   Kenny Öberg
  6.   Martin Juza
  7.   Denis Sinner
  8.   Jan Doise

2008 World Championships – Memphis (December 11–14, 2008) edit

Prize pool: $426,670 (Individual: $245,245, National teams: $181,425)
Players: 329
Individual formats: Standard, Booster Draft (Shards of Alara), Extended
Team format: 3-Person Team Constructed (Standard, Extended, Legacy) [6]

Individual
  1.   Antti Malin – 2nd FINAL DAY
  2.   Jamie Parke – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Tsuyoshi Ikeda – 3rd FINAL DAY
  4.   Hannes Kerem
  5.   Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa – 4th FINAL DAY
  6.   Kenji Tsumura – 6th FINAL DAY
  7.   Frank Karsten – 3rd FINAL DAY
  8.   Akira Asahara – 2nd FINAL DAY
Team Competition
  1.   United States (Michael Jacob, Samuel Black, Paul Cheon)
  2.   Australia (Aaron Nicastri, Brandon Lau, Justin Cheung)
  3.   Brazil (Willy Edel, Vagner Casatti, Luiz Guilherme de Michielli)
  4.   Japan (Yuuya Watanabe, Masashi Oiso, Akihiro Takakuwa)

Season Fourteen (2009) edit

Pro Tour - Kyoto (February 27–March 1, 2009) edit

Prize pool: $230,795
Players: 381
Formats: Standard, Booster Draft (Shards of Alara-Conflux), Top 8: Standard

  1.   Gabriel Nassif – 9th FINAL DAY, 2nd PRO TOUR WIN
  2.   Luis Scott-Vargas – 2nd FINAL DAY
  3.   Akimasa Yamamoto
  4.   Brian Robinson
  5.   Cedric Philips
  6.   Jan Ruess – 2nd FINAL DAY
  7.   Matteo Orsini Jones
  8.   Masayasu Tanahashi

Pro Tour - Honolulu (June 5–7, 2009) edit

Formats: Alara Block Constructed (Shards of Alara, Conflux, Alara Reborn), Booster Draft (Shards of Alara-Conflux-Alara Reborn), Top 8: Booster draft

Pro Tour - Austin (October 16–18, 2009) edit

Formats: Extended, Booster Draft, Top 8: Extended

2009 World Championships – Rome (November 19–22, 2009) edit

Formats: TBD

References edit

  1. ^ a b Rosewater, Mark (2004-07-26). "On Tour, Part 1". Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved 2008-12-01. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
  2. ^ Rosewater, Mark (2004-08-09). "On Tour, Part 2". Wizards of the Coast. Retrieved 2008-12-01. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
  3. ^ Rosewater, Mark (1995). "Big Money! No Whammy!". The Duelist (9). Wizards of the Coast: 11.
  4. ^ Web Archives: Decklists from Chicago '98 Top 8
  5. ^ Coverage
  6. ^ Worlds 2008 Coverage


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