Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2013–14

2013–14 Pro Tour season

Pro Player of the Year	Jérémy Dezani
Rookie of the Year	Raymond Perez Jr.
World Champion	Shahar Shenhar
Pro Tours	4
Grands Prix	57
Hall of Fame inductions	Luis Scott-Vargas William Jensen Ben Stark
Start of season	25 May 2013
End of season	3 August 2014
← 2012–13 2014–15 →

The 2013–14 Pro Tour season was the nineteenth season of the Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour. It started on 25 May with Grand Prix Guadalajara and ended on 3 August 2014 with the conclusion of Pro Tour Magic 2015 in Portland. The season consisted of 57 Grand Prix and four Pro Tours, located in Dublin, Valencia, Atlanta, and Portland.

Grand Prix

GP Guadalajara (25–26 May 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 462

1. Andrés Martínez
2. Willy Edel
3. Ken Yukuhiro
4. Juan Carlos Castillo Mata
5. Mervyn Cesar Gonzalez Delgado
6. Emmanuel Ramírez Sánchez
7. Manuel Monge Hernández
8. Emiliano Sanchez Gonzalez

GP Providence (8–9 June 2013)

• Format: Team Limited
• Attendance: 1758 (586 teams)

1.

Andrew Longo

Eric Phillipps

Eric Berger

2.

Matt McCullough

Ari Lax

Alexander John

3.

Bruce Cowley

Chris Manning

Kevin Bohlmann

4.

Martin Jůza

Shuhei Nakamura

Ben Stark

GP Gothenburg (8–9 June 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1006

1. Oscar Christensen
2. Mats Törnros
3. Antti Varhimo
4. Thoralf Severin
5. Jan van der Vegt
6. Mark Dictus
7. Robin Steinborn
8. Michal Gajewski

GP Houston (15–16 June 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 999

1. Shahar Shenhar
2. Tom Ross
3. Phu Dao
4. Marc Lalague
5. Mani Davoudi
6. David Bruno
7. Shuuhei Nakamura
8. Darin Minard

GP Miami (29–30 June 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 1258

1. Reid Duke
2. Josh McClain
3. Brad Nelson
4. Valentin Mackl
5. Samuel Tharmaratnam
6. Peter Ingram
7. Christoffer Larsen
8. Matthew Costa

GP Rimini (27–28 July 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1034

1. Chistoph Aukenthaler
2. Rasmus Björklund
3. Emanuele Giusti
4. Federico Del Basso
5. Ben Stark
6. Tamás Nagy
7. Stjepan Sučić
8. Pierre Sommen

GP Las Vegas (22–23 June 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 4500

1. Neal Oliver
2. Madison Jonas
3. Lance Hartbarger
4. Dustin Ochoa
5. Sean Collins
6. Jeff Psyhos
7. Steve Cahill
8. Justin Nguyen

GP Kansas City (6–7 July 2013)

• Format: Modern
• Attendance: 958

1. Seth Manfield
2. Joe Hemmann
3. Robert Berni
4. Scott Hoppe
5. Brandon Nelson
6. Ari Lax
7. Casey Swanson
8. Greg Ogreenc

GP Bangkok (22–23 June 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 864

1. Kurniadi Patraiwan
2. Nicholas Wong
3. Yu Chung Huang
4. Yuuya Watanabe
5. Boonyarit Triphonratana
6. Chanaphol Kamolto
7. Raymond Tan
8. Beaumer Michael

GP Calgary (27–28 July 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 630

1. Alexander Hayne
2. Stephane Gerard
3. Brady Boychuk
4. Ryan Zawalsky
5. Jacob Wilson
6. Adam Laforest
7. Gavin Bennett
8. Trent Douglas

Magic: The Gathering World Championship

Amsterdam (31 July–4 August 2013)

• Prize pool: $108,000
• Format: Modern Masters Booster Draft, Standard, Magic 2014 Booster Draft, Modern
• Attendance: 16

Top 4 playoff

	Semifinals					Finals
	Reid Duke		3
	Josh Utter-Leyton		2
						Reid Duke		2
						Shahar Shenhar		3
	Ben Stark		1
	Shahar Shenhar		3

Final standings

The following sixteen players received an invitation to the 2013 World Championship due to their performance in the 2012–13 season. They are ordered according to the final standings of the event.

#	Player	Prize	Pro points	Qualified due to
1	Shahar Shenhar	$40,000	12	5th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
2	Reid Duke	$20,000	11	8th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
3	Ben Stark	$10,000	8	2nd most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
4	Josh Utter-Leyton	$10,000	7	2012–13 Player of the Year
5	Craig Wescoe	$5,000	7	Pro Tour Dragon's Maze winner
6	Yuuya Watanabe	$5,000	7	2012 Players Championship winner
7	Brian Kibler	$5,000	6	4th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
8	Shuhei Nakamura	$5,000	6	3rd most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
9	Dimitriy Butakov	$1,000	6	2012 Magic Online Champion
10	David Ochoa	$1,000	6	7th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
11	Stanislav Cifka	$1,000	5	Pro Tour Return to Ravnica winner
12	Tom Martell	$1,000	5	Pro Tour Gatecrash winner
13	Willy Edel	$1,000	5	Pro Point leader Latin America
14	Eric Froehlich	$1,000	4	Most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
15	Lee Shi Tian	$1,000	3	Pro Point leader APAC region
16	Martin Jůza	$1,000	2	6th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified

World Magic Cup

Amsterdam (2–4 August 2013)

• Prize pool: $250,000
• Format: Team Constructed, Team Limited

Top 8

	Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Finals
	1	Austria	1
	8	Hungary	2
						Hungary		2
						Czech Republic		1
	5	Czech Republic	2
	4	New Zealand	0
											Hungary		1
											France		2
	2	France	2
	7	Belgium	0
						France		2
						Iceland		0
	3	Estonia	0
	6	Iceland	2

Final standings

Place	Country	Player	Prize	Pro Points
1	France	Raphaël Lévy	$12,000	8
		Timothée Simonot
		Yann Guthmann
		Stephane Soubrier
2	Hungary	Tamas Nagy	$6,500	7
		Gabor Kocsis
		Ervin Hosszú
		Adorjan Korbl
3	Czech Republic	Stanislav Cifka	$4,000	6
		Leos Kopecky
		Kristian Janda
		Michal Mendl
4	Iceland	Alvin Orri Gislason	$4,000	6
		Ragnar Sigurdsson
		Hedinn Haraldsson
		Orri Ómarsson

Place	Country	Player	Prize	Pro Points
5	Austria	Thomas Holzinger	$2,000	5
		David Reitbauer
		Manuel Danninger
		Marc Mühlböck
6	Estonia	Hannes Kerem	$2,000	5
		Rauno Raidma
		Simon Robberts
		Mikk Kaasik
7	New Zealand	Walker MacMurdo	$2,000	5
		Jingwei Zheng
		Digby Carter
		Jason Chung
8	Belgium	Vincent Lemoine	$2,000	5
		Emmanuel Delvigne
		Marijn Lybaert
		Xavier Vantyghem

Grand Prix

GP Warsaw (10–11 August 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 984

1. Wenzel Krautmann
2. Felipe Tapia Becerra
3. Jérémy Dezani
4. Michal Kolacinski
5. Niklas Ramquist
6. Yann Robin
7. Denniz Rachid
8. Przemek Oberbek

GP Prague (31 August–1 September 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1508

1. Anatoly Chuhwichov
2. Marco Cammilluzzi
3. Balazs Varady
4. Kai Mokrusch
5. Martin Jůza
6. Amit Cohen
7. Eliot Boussaudi
8. Raphaël Lévy

GP Brisbane (5–6 October 2013)

• Format: Modern
• Attendance: 467

1. Justin Robb
2. Daniel Unwin
3. Justin Cheung
4. Ben Tudman
5. Garry Wong
6. Wilfy Horig
7. Cameron Harris
8. Wee Yuen Khor

GP Kitakyushu (24–25 August 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 1184

1. Raymond Tan
2. Kouichi Kudou
3. Kuo Tzu-Ching
4. Ryosuke Nomura
5. Kentaro Yamamoto
6. Yuuta Takahashi
7. Takashi Naitou
8. Hiroaki Taniguchi

GP Detroit (14–15 September 2013)

• Format: Modern
• Attendance: 1461

1. Josh McClain
2. Reid Duke
3. Ben Moir
4. Ben Stark
5. Adam Jansen
6. Alex Majlaton
7. Marcelino Freeman
8. Willy Edel

GP Oakland (24–25 August 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1631

1. William Jensen
2. Neal Oliver
3. Ben Lundquist
4. Joshua Goldman
5. Carlos Ale
6. Travis Woo
7. Elliott Woo
8. Patrick Griffin

GP Oklahoma City (5–6 October 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1081

1. Pierre-Christophe Mondon
2. John Penick
3. Ty Thomason
4. Tyler Brandstetter
5. William Lowry
6. Zach Dorsett
7. Rick Stout
8. James Fulgium

Pro Tour Theros

At the start of Pro Tour Theros Luis Scott-Vargas, William Jensen, and Ben Stark were inducted into the Hall of Fame. Day one ended with Samuel Black and Paul Rietzl having won all their eight matches. Thirteen players followed at seven wins, including well-known players such as Jon Finkel and Makihito Mihara. After round 15 of the tournament the standings shaped up in a way that guaranteed the best four player to qualify for the top eight, and allowed the players in fifth to eighth place to guarantee qualification for the top eight by drawing intentionally. Consequently the eight players that were at the top of the standings after round 15 were also at the top after round 16, and thus qualified for the top eight. They were Jérémy Dezani, Guillaume Wafo-Tapa, and Pierre Dagen of France, Samuel Black and Paul Rietzl from the United States, Makihito Mihara and Kentarou Yamamoto from Japan, and Kamiel Cornelissen from the Netherlands. In the top eight the French players then only lost to each other. Wafo-Tapa was eliminated by Dagen in the quarter-finals, and in the finals Dezani defeated Dagen to win Pro Tour Theros.

Dublin (11–13 October 2013)

• Prize pool: $250,000
• Format: Standard, Booster Draft (Theros-Theros-Theros)
• Attendance: 428

Top 8

	Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Finals
	1	Jérémy Dezani	3
	8	Kamiel Cornelissen	0
						Jérémy Dezani		3
						Makihito Mihara		0
	5	Makihito Mihara	3
	4	Paul Rietzl	2
											Jérémy Dezani		3
											Pierre Dagen		1
	2	Samuel Black	3
	7	Kentarou Yamamoto	1
						Samuel Black		2
						Pierre Dagen		3
	3	Guillaume Wafo-Tapa	1
	6	Pierre Dagen	3

Final standings

Place	Player	Prize	Pro Points	Comment
1	Jérémy Dezani	$40,000	30
2	Pierre Dagen	$20,000	24
3	Samuel Black	$12,500	22	2nd final day
4	Makihito Mihara	$12,500	22	5th final day
5	Guillaume Wafo-Tapa	$10,000	20	5th final day
6	Paul Rietzl	$10,000	20	4th final day
7	Kentarou Yamamoto	$10,000	20	2nd final day
8	Kamiel Cornelissen	$10,000	20	6th final day

Grand Prix

GP Louisville (19–20 October 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 1048

1. Brian Braun-Duin
2. Jon Stern
3. Andrew Baeckstrom
4. Alex Sittner
5. Sam Black
6. Brad Nelson
7. Todd Anderson
8. William Jensen

GP Santiago (2–3 November 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 734

1. Luis Navas
2. Matias Soler
3. Cristian Di Silvestre Vidal
4. Nicolas De Nicola
5. Luis Salvatto
6. Carlos Davi Montenegro
7. Jonathan Melamed
8. Vilmar Barbosa Destini

GP Albuquerque (22–23 November 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 862

1. Owen Turtenwald
2. Sam Pardee
3. Todd Anderson
4. Valentin Mackl
5. Samuel Black
6. Joseph Nix
7. Andrew Hanson
8. Paul Rietzl

GP Hong Kong (19–20 October 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 989

1. Shuuhei Nakamura
2. Martin Jůza
3. Ken Yukuhiro
4. Yuuta Takahashi
5. Xiaoshi Lu
6. Lei Yu Sheng
7. Denny Dunsford
8. Soon Lye Ng

GP Valencia (9–10 November 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1076

1. Samuel Marti
2. Andrii Gusiev
3. Eddie Chalecki Cuenca
4. Valentin Mackl
5. Aleksejs Laizans
6. Dmitriy Butakov
7. Piero Lombardi
8. Roberto Maestro

GP Kyoto (22–23 November 2013)

• Format: Team Limited
• Attendance: 1734 (578 teams)

1.

Mike Hron

Alexander Hayne

Richard Hoaen

2.

Makihito Mihara

Jun'ichirou Bandou

Kentarou Yamamoto

3.

Toshinori Shigehara

Takayuki Kadono

Hiroki Furukawa

4.

Shouta Yasooka

Tomoharu Saitou

Katsuhiro Mori

GP Antwerp (26–27 October 2013)

• Format: Modern
• Attendance: 1601

1. Patrick Dickmann
2. Fabrizio Anteri
3. Nazar Sotiriadi
4. Rasmus Björklund
5. Daniel Fior
6. Thomas Hendriks
7. Hermann Rúnarsson
8. Alexandre Bonneau

GP Washington, D.C. (16–17 November 2013)

• Format: Legacy
• Attendance: 1698

1. Owen Turtenwald
2. Jared Boettcher
3. Drew Tunison
4. Samuel Black
5. Craig Wescoe
6. Andrew Cuneo
7. Ted McCluskie
8. Deshaun Baylock

GP Toronto (30 November–1 December 2013)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1603

1. Ari Lax
2. Greg Ogreenc
3. William Jensen
4. Richard Kraupa
5. Seth Manfield
6. Ben Moir
7. Robert Smith
8. Edgar Magalhaes

GP Vienna (30 November–1 December 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 1465

1. Marcin Staciwa
2. Robin Dolar
3. Niklas Kaltenböck
4. Jérémy Dezani
5. Stanislav Cifka
6. Manuel Cecilia
7. Johan Prinzell
8. Oliver Polak-Rottmann

GP Prague (11–12 January 2014)

• Format: Modern
• Attendance: 1401

1. Vjeran Horvat
2. Marcel Kachapow
3. Carlos Moral
4. Emanuele Giusti
5. Bernhard Wurmitzer
6. Andrej Rutar
7. Jérémy Dezani
8. Robin Dolar

GP Kuala Lumpur (25–26 January 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1007

1. Fabien Li
2. Ryan Young Hao-Wei
3. Park Jun Young
4. Shamsul Bahrin Zainuddin
5. Krissapas Kuptimitr
6. Shouta Yasooka
7. Jack Teo
8. Mohd Khairul Anuar Abdul Aziz

GP Dallas (7–8 December 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 834

1. Marlon Gutierrez
2. William Jensen
3. Carlos Reyes
4. Ben Stark
5. Haibing Hu
6. Eric Centauri
7. Seth Manfield
8. Darin Minard

GP Sacramento (18–19 January 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1859

1. Tom Martell
2. Philip Yam
3. Eric Pei
4. Aaron Lewis
5. Adam Mancuso
6. Nathannael Maliszewski
7. Ryan Miller
8. Andy Voellmer

GP Paris (15–16 February 2014)

• Format: Legacy
• Attendance: 1587

1. Javier Dominguez
2. Maxime Gilles
3. Loïc Le Briand
4. Philipp Schönegger
5. Jean-Mary Accart
6. Jóse Manuel Fernández Castelló
7. Stefan Böttcher
8. Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa

GP Shizuoka (21–22 December 2013)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 1784

1. Ryo Nakada
2. Shota Takao
3. Hajime Nakashima
4. Shouta Yasooka
5. Kazuaki Fujimura
6. Keisuke Sato
7. Tadaki Tsukagoshi
8. Junya Iyanaga

GP Vancouver (25–26 January 2014)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 1042

1. Alexander Hayne
2. Peter Sundholm
3. Robert Gillespie
4. Jon Stern
5. Matthew Sperling
6. Adam Ruprecht
7. Eugene Hwang
8. Mike Vasovski

GP Mexico City (15–16 February 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 704

1. Marc Lalague
2. Marcelino Freeman
3. Hugo Daniel Araiza
4. Ignaci Ibarra Del Rio
5. Mario Flores
6. Emiliano Sanchez
7. Miguel Rodriguez
8. Derek Woloshyn

Pro Tour Born of the Gods

Valencia (21–23 February 2014)

• Prize pool: $250,000
• Format: Modern, Booster Draft (Born of the Gods-Theros-Theros)
• Attendance: 393

Top 8

	Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Finals
	1	Shaun McLaren	2
	8	Tim Rivera	1
						Shaun McLaren		2
						Patrick Dickmann		1
	4	Christian Seibold	1
	5	Patrick Dickmann	2
											Shaun McLaren		3
											Jacob Wilson		2
	2	Shi Tian Lee	0
	7	Anssi Alkio	2
						Anssi Alkio		1
						Jacob Wilson		2
	3	Jacob Wilson	2
	6	Chris Fennell	0

Final standings

Place	Player	Prize	Pro Points	Comment
1	Shaun McLaren	$40,000	30
2	Jacob Wilson	$20,000	24
3	Patrick Dickmann	$12,500	22
4	Anssi Alkio	$12,500	22
5	Lee Shi Tian	$10,000	20	2nd final day
6	Christian Seibold	$10,000	20
7	Chris Fennell	$10,000	20
8	Tim Rivera	$10,000	20

Grand Prix

GP Barcelona (1–2 March 2014)

• Format: Team Limited
• Attendance: 1626 (542 teams)

1.

Christian Seibold

Tobias Gräfensteiner

Daniel Gräfensteiner

2.

Olivier Duport

Wilson Lam

Louis Ballivet

3.

Owen Turtenwald

William Jensen

Reid Duke

4.

Manuel Hauck

Stephan Schwarz

Christian Hauck

GP Melbourne (1–2 March 2014)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 902

1. Nam Sung-Wook
2. Patty Robertson
3. Yifan Wei
4. Ash Webster
5. Joe Zheng Jingwei
6. Luke McGlaughlin
7. Craig Chapman
8. Huang Hao-Shan

GP Richmond (8–9 March 2014)

• Format: Modern
• Attendance: 4300

1. Brian Liu
2. Vipin Chackonal
3. Mike Sigrist
4. Oscar Jones
5. Ben Friedman
6. Jamie Parke
7. Josh McClain
8. Luis Scott-Vargas

GP Montreal (15–16 March 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1614

1. Gerard Fabiano
2. Dave Shiels
3. Daniel Fournier
4. Ian Robertson
5. Judah Alt
6. Brock Parker
7. Morgan Chang
8. Benjamin Gomes

GP Vienna (22–23 March 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1208

1. Aniol Alcaraz
2. Jérémy Dezani
3. Robert Jurkovic
4. Aleksa Telarov
5. Andreas Lesch
6. Mads Utzon
7. Alexey Antonenko
8. Denniz Rachid

GP Philadelphia (12–13 April 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1892

1. Frank Skarren
2. Reid Duke
3. Adam Mancuso
4. Mark Evaldi
5. Christian Calcano
6. William Jensen
7. Danny Goldstein
8. Pierre-Chris Mondon

GP Warsaw (10–11 May 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1004

1. Fabrizio Anteri
2. Javier Dominguez
3. Ben Yu
4. Bernhard Lehner
5. Sergiy Sushalskyy
6. Ivan Floch
7. Nicolas Vanderhallen
8. Daniel Fior

GP Buenos Aires (15–16 March 2014)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 884

1. Philippe Monlevade
2. Demian Tejo
3. Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa
4. José Echeverría
5. Fernando Pietragallo
6. Mateus Dos Anjos
7. Eduardo Castro
8. Sebastian Martinez

GP Beijing (29–30 March 2014)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 1224

1. Yuuya Watanabe
2. Sherwin Pu
3. Ben Ge
4. Ken Sawada
5. Shuhei Nakamura
6. Jian Zhong
7. Nam Sung-Wook
8. Naoki Shimizu

GP Nagoya (12–13 April 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1786

1. Ryousuke Kasuga
2. Takashi Boku
3. Hisataka Matsui
4. Takatoshi Satou
5. Ryuuji Itagaki
6. Hiroshi Date
7. Chapman Sim
8. Yuuya Sugiyama

GP Cincinnati (22–23 March 2014)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 1735

1. Kyle Boggemes
2. Brad Nelson
3. Jared Boettcher
4. Clyde Martin
5. Jeffrey Pyka
6. Bradford Grant
7. Auston Tramper
8. Jacob Maynard

GP Phoenix (5–6 April 2014)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 1463

1. Robert Berni
2. Nathan Holiday
3. Gary Wong
4. William Levin
5. Art Macurda
6. Eric Froehlich
7. Brandon Bercovich
8. Daniel Ward

GP Minneapolis (10–11 May 2014)

• Format: Modern
• Attendance: 1690

1. Park Jun Young
2. Andrew Huska
3. Shaun McLaren
4. Gregory Orange
5. Nathan Holiday
6. Nick Bonham
7. Taylor Laehn
8. Brian Braun-Duin

Pro Tour Journey into Nyx

Atlanta (16–18 May 2014)

• Prize pool: $250,000
• Format: Block Constructed, Booster Draft (Journey into Nyx-Born of the Gods-Theros)
• Attendance: 349

Top 8

	Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Finals
	1	Patrick Chapin	2
	8	Jamie Parke	1
						Patrick Chapin		2
						Josh Utter-Leyton		0
	4	Josh Utter-Leyton	2
	5	Stanislav Cifka	1
											Patrick Chapin		3
											Nam Sung-Wook		1
	2	Reid Duke	0
	7	Yuuki Ichikawa	2
						Yuuki Ichikawa		0
						Nam Sung-Wook		2
	3	Andrea Mengucci	1
	6	Nam Sung-Wook	2

Final standings

Place	Player	Prize	Pro Points	Comment
1	Patrick Chapin	$40,000	30	5th final day
2	Nam Sung-Wook	$20,000	24	1st South Korean in a Top 8
3	Josh Utter-Leyton	$12,500	22	5th final day
4	Yuuki Ichikawa	$12,500	22
5	Reid Duke	$10,000	20
6	Andrea Mengucci	$10,000	20
7	Stanislav Cifka	$10,000	20	2nd final day
8	Jamie Parke	$10,000	20	3rd final day

Grand Prix

GP Atlanta (24–25 May 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1299

1. Jon Stern
2. Tomoharu Saito
3. William Jensen
4. Charley Murdock
5. Alex Majlaton
6. Shaun McLaren
7. Chris Fennell
8. Vidianto Wijaya

GP Manchester (31 May–1 June 2014)

• Format: Block Constructed
• Attendance: 1406

1. Fabrizio Anteri
2. Tamás Glied
3. Sebastian Knörr
4. Valentin Mackl
5. Bradley Barclay
6. Nikolas Labahn
7. Marcio Carvalho
8. Juan Carlos Adebo Díaz

GP São Paulo (31 May–1 June 2014)

• Format: Team Limited
• Attendance: 945 (315 teams)

1.

Carlos Alexandre Dos Santos Esteves

Guilherme Merjan

Tulio Jaudy

2.

Marcos Paulo Santiago Brandt

Eduardo dos Santos Vieira

Cezar H. Choji

3.

Walter Perez

Paulo Ricardo Cortez

Lucas Esper Berthoud

4.

Ian Thomas Farnung

Stephen Berrios

Armando Bulnes

GP Moscow (14–15 June 2014)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 532

1. Igor Gorbunov
2. Sergey Zheleznov
3. Alexey Rogov
4. Sergiy Sushalskyy
5. Dmitriy Butakov
6. Lee Shi Tian
7. Efim Kashapov
8. Keraan Chetty

GP Milan (28–29 June 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1146

1. Jérémy Dezani
2. Nico Bohny
3. Marcio Carvalho
4. Ivan Floch
5. Serafin Wellinger
6. Evgeny Pestov
7. Guido Citino
8. Timothée Simonot

GP Chicago (21–22 June 2014)

• Format: Standard
• Attendance: 2041

1. Tyler Blum
2. Jadine Klomparens
3. Adrian Sullivan
4. Yuuta Takahashi
5. Jared Boettcher
6. Oscar Jones
7. Steve Wise
8. Steve Rubin

GP Boston (26–27 July 2014)

• Format: Modern
• Attendance: 1461

1. Robin Dolar
2. Andrew Boswell
3. Philip Napoli
4. Alex Bertoncini
5. Nathan Jones
6. Wesley Hovanec
7. Pierre Dagen
8. Marc Tobiasch

GP Washington, D.C. (28–29 June 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 1422

1. Mike Sigrist
2. Yuuya Watanabe
3. Wing Chun Yam
4. Alexander John
5. William Jensen
6. Christian Calcano
7. Charles League
8. David Fulk

GP Taipei (26–27 July 2014)

• Format: Limited
• Attendance: 982

1. Huang Hao-Shan
2. Ciang Lyu Li
3. Ryan Luo
4. Cheng Tung Yi
5. Kazuyuki Takimura
6. Joe Soh
7. Chung Ngai Shair
8. Steven Setya

Pro Tour Magic 2015

Portland (1–3 August 2014)

• Prize pool: $250,000
• Format: Standard, Booster Draft
• Attendance: 358

Top 8

	Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Finals
	1	Pat Cox	0
	8	Owen Turtenwald	2
						Owen Turtenwald		1
						Ivan Floch		2
	4	Ivan Floch	2
	5	Matthew Sperling	0
											Ivan Floch		3
											Jackson Cunningham		2
	2	Yuuki Ichikawa	1
	7	Jackson Cunningham	2
						Jackson Cunningham		2
						Pierre Mondon		1
	3	William Jensen	0
	6	Pierre Mondon	2

Final standings

Place	Player	Prize	Pro Points	Comment
1	Ivan Floch	$40,000	30
2	Jackson Cunningham	$20,000	24	Pro tour debut
3	Pierre Mondon	$12,500	22
4	Owen Turtenwald	$12,500	22	2nd final day
5	Pat Cox	$10,000	20	2nd final day
6	Yuuki Ichikawa	$10,000	20	2nd final day
7	William Jensen	$10,000	20	5th final day
8	Matthew Sperling	$10,000	20

Pro Player of the Year final standings

The 2013–14 Pro Tour season ended after Pro Tour Magic 2015. These are the final standings of the Player of the Year race, including every player who at the end of the season reached Platinum, the highest Pro Club Level.

Place	Player	Pro Points		Place	Player	Pro Points		Place	Player	Pro Points
1	Jérémy Dezani	86		11	Patrick Chapin	52		18	Ben Stark	47
2	Owen Turtenwald	73			Yuuya Watanabe	52			Kentaro Yamamoto	47
3	Reid Duke	72		13	Yuuki Ichikawa	51		23	Eric Froehlich	46
4	William Jensen	63			Sam Black	51			Patrick Dickmann	46
5	Ivan Floch	62		15	Jacob Wilson	50			Shahar Shenhar	46
6	Stanislav Cifka	58			Lee Shi Tian	50			Martin Jůza	46
7	Shaun McLaren	55		17	Jared Boettcher	49			Raphaël Lévy	46
8	Tom Martell	54		18	Josh McClain	47		28	Nam Sung-Wook	45
	Josh Utter-Leyton	54			Chris Fennell	47
10	Paul Rietzl	53			Alexander Hayne	47

Invitees to the 2014 World Championship

The following twenty-four players received an invitation to the 2014 World Championship due to their performance in the 2013–14 season.

Player	Qualified due to
Jérémy Dezani	2013–14 Player of the Year
Raymond Perez Jr.*	2013–14 Rookie of the Year
Shahar Shenhar	2013 World Champion
Raphaël Lévy	2013 World Magic Cup winner
Lars Dam	2013 Magic Online Champion
Shaun McLaren	Pro Tour Born of the Gods winner
Patrick Chapin	Pro Tour Journey into Nyx winner
Ivan Floch	Pro Tour Magic 2015 winner
Owen Turtenwald	Pro Point leader North America
Reid Duke	Pro Point runner-up North America
Willy Edel	Pro Point leader Latin America
Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa	Pro Point runner-up Latin America
Lee Shi Tian	Pro Point leader APAC region
Nam Sung-Wook	Pro Point runner-up APAC region
Yuuya Watanabe	Pro Point leader Japan
Yuuki Ichikawa	Pro Point runner-up Japan
William Jensen	Most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Stanislav Cifka	2nd most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Josh Utter-Leyton	3rd most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Tom Martell	4th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Paul Rietzl	5th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Sam Black	6th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Jacob Wilson	7th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Kentaro Yamamoto	8th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified

* = Originally, Jared Boettcher had been declared Rookie of the Year, but when he was suspended by the DCI for cheating, his rookie title was also revoked and passed down to Raymond Perez Jr.