Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour season 2013–14

2013–14 Pro Tour season
Pro Player of the Year France Jérémy Dezani
Rookie of the Year United States Raymond Perez Jr.
World Champion Israel Shahar Shenhar
Pro Tours 4[1]
Grands Prix 57
Hall of Fame inductions United States Luis Scott-Vargas
United States William Jensen
United States 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.[2][3]

Grand Prix

GP Guadalajara[4] (25–26 May 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 462
  1. Mexico Andrés Martínez
  2. Brazil Willy Edel
  3. Japan Ken Yukuhiro
  4. Mexico Juan Carlos Castillo Mata
  5. Mexico Mervyn Cesar Gonzalez Delgado
  6. Mexico Emmanuel Ramírez Sánchez
  7. Mexico Manuel Monge Hernández
  8. Mexico Emiliano Sanchez Gonzalez
GP Providence[5] (8–9 June 2013)
  • Format: Team Limited
  • Attendance: 1758 (586 teams)
1.
United States Andrew Longo
United States Eric Phillipps
United States Eric Berger
2.
United States Matt McCullough
United States Ari Lax
United States Alexander John
3.
United States Bruce Cowley
United States Chris Manning
United States Kevin Bohlmann
4.
Czech Republic Martin Jůza
Japan Shuhei Nakamura
United States Ben Stark
GP Gothenburg[6] (8–9 June 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1006
  1. Denmark Oscar Christensen
  2. Sweden Mats Törnros
  3. Finland Antti Varhimo
  4. Germany Thoralf Severin
  5. Netherlands Jan van der Vegt
  6. Belgium Mark Dictus
  7. Germany Robin Steinborn
  8. Poland Michal Gajewski

GP Houston[7] (15–16 June 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 999
  1. Israel Shahar Shenhar
  2. United States Tom Ross
  3. United States Phu Dao
  4. United States Marc Lalague
  5. Canada Mani Davoudi
  6. United States David Bruno
  7. Japan Shuuhei Nakamura
  8. United States Darin Minard
GP Miami[8] (29–30 June 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 1258
  1. United States Reid Duke
  2. United States Josh McClain
  3. United States Brad Nelson
  4. Austria Valentin Mackl
  5. Canada Samuel Tharmaratnam
  6. United States Peter Ingram
  7. Denmark Christoffer Larsen
  8. United States Matthew Costa
GP Rimini[9] (27–28 July 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1034
  1. Austria Chistoph Aukenthaler
  2. Sweden Rasmus Björklund
  3. Italy Emanuele Giusti
  4. Italy Federico Del Basso
  5. United States Ben Stark
  6. Hungary Tamás Nagy
  7. Croatia Stjepan Sučić
  8. France Pierre Sommen
GP Las Vegas[10] (22–23 June 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 4500
  1. United States Neal Oliver
  2. United States Madison Jonas
  3. United States Lance Hartbarger
  4. United States Dustin Ochoa
  5. United States Sean Collins
  6. United States Jeff Psyhos
  7. United States Steve Cahill
  8. United States Justin Nguyen
GP Kansas City[11] (6–7 July 2013)
  • Format: Modern
  • Attendance: 958
  1. United States Seth Manfield
  2. United States Joe Hemmann
  3. United States Robert Berni
  4. United States Scott Hoppe
  5. United States Brandon Nelson
  6. United States Ari Lax
  7. United States Casey Swanson
  8. United States Greg Ogreenc

GP Bangkok[12] (22–23 June 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 864
  1. Indonesia Kurniadi Patraiwan
  2. Singapore Nicholas Wong
  3. Taiwan Yu Chung Huang
  4. Japan Yuuya Watanabe
  5. Thailand Boonyarit Triphonratana
  6. Thailand Chanaphol Kamolto
  7. Malaysia Raymond Tan
  8. France Beaumer Michael
GP Calgary[13] (27–28 July 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 630
  1. Canada Alexander Hayne
  2. Canada Stephane Gerard
  3. Canada Brady Boychuk
  4. Canada Ryan Zawalsky
  5. United States Jacob Wilson
  6. Canada Adam Laforest
  7. United States Gavin Bennett
  8. Canada Trent Douglas

Magic: The Gathering World Championship

Amsterdam (31 July–4 August 2013)

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

World Magic Cup

Amsterdam (2–4 August 2013)

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 France Raphaël Lévy $12,000 8
Timothée Simonot
Yann Guthmann
Stephane Soubrier
2 Hungary Hungary Tamas Nagy $6,500 7
Gabor Kocsis
Ervin Hosszú
Adorjan Korbl
3 Czech Republic Czech Republic Stanislav Cifka $4,000 6
Leos Kopecky
Kristian Janda
Michal Mendl
4 Iceland Iceland Alvin Orri Gislason $4,000 6
Ragnar Sigurdsson
Hedinn Haraldsson
Orri Ómarsson
Place Country Player Prize Pro Points
5 Austria Austria Thomas Holzinger $2,000 5
David Reitbauer
Manuel Danninger
Marc Mühlböck
6 Estonia Estonia Hannes Kerem $2,000 5
Rauno Raidma
Simon Robberts
Mikk Kaasik
7 New Zealand New Zealand Walker MacMurdo $2,000 5
Jingwei Zheng
Digby Carter
Jason Chung
8 Belgium Belgium Vincent Lemoine $2,000 5
Emmanuel Delvigne
Marijn Lybaert
Xavier Vantyghem

Grand Prix

GP Warsaw[14] (10–11 August 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 984
  1. Germany Wenzel Krautmann
  2. Chile Felipe Tapia Becerra
  3. France Jérémy Dezani
  4. Poland Michal Kolacinski
  5. Sweden Niklas Ramquist
  6. France Yann Robin
  7. Sweden Denniz Rachid
  8. Poland Przemek Oberbek
GP Prague[15] (31 August–1 September 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1508
  1. Russia Anatoly Chuhwichov
  2. Italy Marco Cammilluzzi
  3. Hungary Balazs Varady
  4. Germany Kai Mokrusch
  5. Czech Republic Martin Jůza
  6. Israel Amit Cohen
  7. France Eliot Boussaudi
  8. France Raphaël Lévy
GP Brisbane[16] (5–6 October 2013)
  • Format: Modern
  • Attendance: 467
  1. Australia Justin Robb
  2. Australia Daniel Unwin
  3. Australia Justin Cheung
  4. Australia Ben Tudman
  5. Australia Garry Wong
  6. Australia Wilfy Horig
  7. Australia Cameron Harris
  8. Singapore Wee Yuen Khor
GP Kitakyushu[17] (24–25 August 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 1184
  1. Malaysia Raymond Tan
  2. Japan Kouichi Kudou
  3. Taiwan Kuo Tzu-Ching
  4. Japan Ryosuke Nomura
  5. Japan Kentaro Yamamoto
  6. Japan Yuuta Takahashi
  7. Japan Takashi Naitou
  8. Japan Hiroaki Taniguchi
GP Detroit[18] (14–15 September 2013)
  • Format: Modern
  • Attendance: 1461
  1. United States Josh McClain
  2. United States Reid Duke
  3. Canada Ben Moir
  4. United States Ben Stark
  5. United States Adam Jansen
  6. United States Alex Majlaton
  7. Mexico Marcelino Freeman
  8. Brazil Willy Edel
GP Oakland[19] (24–25 August 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1631
  1. United States William Jensen
  2. United States Neal Oliver
  3. United States Ben Lundquist
  4. United States Joshua Goldman
  5. United States Carlos Ale
  6. United States Travis Woo
  7. United States Elliott Woo
  8. United States Patrick Griffin
GP Oklahoma City[20] (5–6 October 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1081
  1. United States Pierre-Christophe Mondon
  2. United States John Penick
  3. United States Ty Thomason
  4. United States Tyler Brandstetter
  5. United States William Lowry
  6. United States Zach Dorsett
  7. United States Rick Stout
  8. United States 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.[21] 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.[22] 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.[23] 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.[24]

Dublin (11–13 October 2013)

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 France Jérémy Dezani $40,000 30
2 France Pierre Dagen $20,000 24
3 United States Samuel Black $12,500 22 2nd final day
4 Japan Makihito Mihara $12,500 22 5th final day
5 France Guillaume Wafo-Tapa $10,000 20 5th final day
6 United States Paul Rietzl $10,000 20 4th final day
7 Japan Kentarou Yamamoto $10,000 20 2nd final day
8 Netherlands Kamiel Cornelissen $10,000 20 6th final day

Grand Prix

GP Louisville[26] (19–20 October 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 1048
  1. United States Brian Braun-Duin
  2. Canada Jon Stern
  3. United States Andrew Baeckstrom
  4. United States Alex Sittner
  5. United States Sam Black
  6. United States Brad Nelson
  7. United States Todd Anderson
  8. United States William Jensen
GP Santiago[27] (2–3 November 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 734
  1. Chile Luis Navas
  2. Argentina Matias Soler
  3. Chile Cristian Di Silvestre Vidal
  4. Argentina Nicolas De Nicola
  5. Argentina Luis Salvatto
  6. Brazil Carlos Davi Montenegro
  7. Brazil Jonathan Melamed
  8. Brazil Vilmar Barbosa Destini
GP Albuquerque[28] (22–23 November 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 862
  1. United States Owen Turtenwald
  2. United States Sam Pardee
  3. United States Todd Anderson
  4. Austria Valentin Mackl
  5. United States Samuel Black
  6. United States Joseph Nix
  7. United States Andrew Hanson
  8. United States Paul Rietzl
GP Hong Kong[29] (19–20 October 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 989
  1. Japan Shuuhei Nakamura
  2. Czech Republic Martin Jůza
  3. Japan Ken Yukuhiro
  4. Japan Yuuta Takahashi
  5. China Xiaoshi Lu
  6. China Lei Yu Sheng
  7. Singapore Denny Dunsford
  8. Singapore Soon Lye Ng
GP Valencia[30] (9–10 November 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1076
  1. Switzerland Samuel Marti
  2. Ukraine Andrii Gusiev
  3. Spain Eddie Chalecki Cuenca
  4. Austria Valentin Mackl
  5. Latvia Aleksejs Laizans
  6. Russia Dmitriy Butakov
  7. Italy Piero Lombardi
  8. Spain Roberto Maestro
GP Kyoto[31] (22–23 November 2013)
  • Format: Team Limited
  • Attendance: 1734 (578 teams)
1.
United States Mike Hron
Canada Alexander Hayne
Canada Richard Hoaen
2.
Japan Makihito Mihara
Japan Jun'ichirou Bandou
Japan Kentarou Yamamoto
3.
Japan Toshinori Shigehara
Japan Takayuki Kadono
Japan Hiroki Furukawa
4.
Japan Shouta Yasooka
Japan Tomoharu Saitou
Japan Katsuhiro Mori
GP Antwerp[32] (26–27 October 2013)
  • Format: Modern
  • Attendance: 1601
  1. Germany Patrick Dickmann
  2. Venezuela Fabrizio Anteri
  3. Russia Nazar Sotiriadi
  4. Sweden Rasmus Björklund
  5. Italy Daniel Fior
  6. Netherlands Thomas Hendriks
  7. Iceland Hermann Rúnarsson
  8. France Alexandre Bonneau
GP Washington, D.C.[33] (16–17 November 2013)
  • Format: Legacy
  • Attendance: 1698
  1. United States Owen Turtenwald
  2. United States Jared Boettcher
  3. United States Drew Tunison
  4. United States Samuel Black
  5. United States Craig Wescoe
  6. United States Andrew Cuneo
  7. Canada Ted McCluskie
  8. United States Deshaun Baylock
GP Toronto[34] (30 November–1 December 2013)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1603
  1. United States Ari Lax
  2. United States Greg Ogreenc
  3. United States William Jensen
  4. Canada Richard Kraupa
  5. United States Seth Manfield
  6. Canada Ben Moir
  7. Canada Robert Smith
  8. Canada Edgar Magalhaes

GP Vienna[35] (30 November–1 December 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 1465
  1. Poland Marcin Staciwa
  2. Slovenia Robin Dolar
  3. Austria Niklas Kaltenböck
  4. France Jérémy Dezani
  5. Czech Republic Stanislav Cifka
  6. Italy Manuel Cecilia
  7. Sweden Johan Prinzell
  8. Austria Oliver Polak-Rottmann
GP Prague[36] (11–12 January 2014)
  • Format: Modern
  • Attendance: 1401
  1. Croatia Vjeran Horvat
  2. Germany Marcel Kachapow
  3. Spain Carlos Moral
  4. Italy Emanuele Giusti
  5. Austria Bernhard Wurmitzer
  6. Slovenia Andrej Rutar
  7. France Jérémy Dezani
  8. Slovenia Robin Dolar
GP Kuala Lumpur[37] (25–26 January 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1007
  1. Singapore Fabien Li
  2. Taiwan Ryan Young Hao-Wei
  3. South Korea Park Jun Young
  4. Malaysia Shamsul Bahrin Zainuddin
  5. Thailand Krissapas Kuptimitr
  6. Japan Shouta Yasooka
  7. Malaysia Jack Teo
  8. Malaysia Mohd Khairul Anuar Abdul Aziz
GP Dallas[38] (7–8 December 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 834
  1. Mexico Marlon Gutierrez
  2. United States William Jensen
  3. Mexico Carlos Reyes
  4. United States Ben Stark
  5. United States Haibing Hu
  6. United States Eric Centauri
  7. United States Seth Manfield
  8. United States Darin Minard
GP Sacramento[39] (18–19 January 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1859
  1. United States Tom Martell
  2. United States Philip Yam
  3. United States Eric Pei
  4. United States Aaron Lewis
  5. United States Adam Mancuso
  6. United States Nathannael Maliszewski
  7. United States Ryan Miller
  8. United States Andy Voellmer
GP Paris[40] (15–16 February 2014)
  • Format: Legacy
  • Attendance: 1587
  1. Spain Javier Dominguez
  2. France Maxime Gilles
  3. France Loïc Le Briand
  4. Austria Philipp Schönegger
  5. France Jean-Mary Accart
  6. Spain Jóse Manuel Fernández Castelló
  7. Germany Stefan Böttcher
  8. Brazil Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa
GP Shizuoka[41] (21–22 December 2013)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 1784
  1. Japan Ryo Nakada
  2. Japan Shota Takao
  3. Japan Hajime Nakashima
  4. Japan Shouta Yasooka
  5. Japan Kazuaki Fujimura
  6. Japan Keisuke Sato
  7. Japan Tadaki Tsukagoshi
  8. Japan Junya Iyanaga
GP Vancouver[42] (25–26 January 2014)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 1042
  1. Canada Alexander Hayne
  2. United States Peter Sundholm
  3. Canada Robert Gillespie
  4. Canada Jon Stern
  5. United States Matthew Sperling
  6. United States Adam Ruprecht
  7. United States Eugene Hwang
  8. Canada Mike Vasovski
GP Mexico City[43] (15–16 February 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 704
  1. United States Marc Lalague
  2. Mexico Marcelino Freeman
  3. Mexico Hugo Daniel Araiza
  4. Mexico Ignaci Ibarra Del Rio
  5. Mexico Mario Flores
  6. Mexico Emiliano Sanchez
  7. Mexico Miguel Rodriguez
  8. United States Derek Woloshyn

Pro Tour Born of the Gods

Valencia (21–23 February 2014)

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 Canada Shaun McLaren $40,000 30
2 Canada Jacob Wilson $20,000 24
3 Germany Patrick Dickmann $12,500 22
4 Finland Anssi Alkio $12,500 22
5 Hong Kong Lee Shi Tian $10,000 20 2nd final day
6 Germany Christian Seibold $10,000 20
7 United States Chris Fennell $10,000 20
8 United States Tim Rivera $10,000 20

Grand Prix

GP Barcelona[46] (1–2 March 2014)
  • Format: Team Limited
  • Attendance: 1626 (542 teams)
1.
Germany Christian Seibold
Germany Tobias Gräfensteiner
Germany Daniel Gräfensteiner
2.
Switzerland Olivier Duport
Switzerland Wilson Lam
Switzerland Louis Ballivet
3.
United States Owen Turtenwald
United States William Jensen
United States Reid Duke
4.
Germany Manuel Hauck
Germany Stephan Schwarz
Germany Christian Hauck
GP Melbourne[47] (1–2 March 2014)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 902
  1. South Korea Nam Sung-Wook
  2. Australia Patty Robertson
  3. Australia Yifan Wei
  4. Australia Ash Webster
  5. New Zealand Joe Zheng Jingwei
  6. Australia Luke McGlaughlin
  7. Australia Craig Chapman
  8. Taiwan Huang Hao-Shan
GP Richmond[48] (8–9 March 2014)
  • Format: Modern
  • Attendance: 4300
  1. Canada Brian Liu
  2. United States Vipin Chackonal
  3. United States Mike Sigrist
  4. United States Oscar Jones
  5. United States Ben Friedman
  6. United States Jamie Parke
  7. United States Josh McClain
  8. United States Luis Scott-Vargas

GP Montreal[49] (15–16 March 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1614
  1. United States Gerard Fabiano
  2. United States Dave Shiels
  3. Canada Daniel Fournier
  4. Canada Ian Robertson
  5. United States Judah Alt
  6. United States Brock Parker
  7. United States Morgan Chang
  8. United States Benjamin Gomes
GP Vienna[50] (22–23 March 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1208
  1. Spain Aniol Alcaraz
  2. France Jérémy Dezani
  3. Slovakia Robert Jurkovic
  4. Serbia Aleksa Telarov
  5. Germany Andreas Lesch
  6. Denmark Mads Utzon
  7. Ukraine Alexey Antonenko
  8. Sweden Denniz Rachid
GP Philadelphia[51] (12–13 April 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1892
  1. United States Frank Skarren
  2. United States Reid Duke
  3. United States Adam Mancuso
  4. United States Mark Evaldi
  5. United States Christian Calcano
  6. United States William Jensen
  7. United States Danny Goldstein
  8. United States Pierre-Chris Mondon
GP Warsaw[52] (10–11 May 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1004
  1. Venezuela Fabrizio Anteri
  2. Spain Javier Dominguez
  3. United States Ben Yu
  4. Austria Bernhard Lehner
  5. Ukraine Sergiy Sushalskyy
  6. Slovakia Ivan Floch
  7. Belgium Nicolas Vanderhallen
  8. Venezuela Daniel Fior
GP Buenos Aires[53] (15–16 March 2014)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 884
  1. Brazil Philippe Monlevade
  2. Argentina Demian Tejo
  3. Brazil Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa
  4. Chile José Echeverría
  5. Argentina Fernando Pietragallo
  6. Brazil Mateus Dos Anjos
  7. Chile Eduardo Castro
  8. Chile Sebastian Martinez
GP Beijing[54] (29–30 March 2014)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 1224
  1. Japan Yuuya Watanabe
  2. United States Sherwin Pu
  3. China Ben Ge
  4. Japan Ken Sawada
  5. Japan Shuhei Nakamura
  6. China Jian Zhong
  7. South Korea Nam Sung-Wook
  8. Japan Naoki Shimizu
GP Nagoya[55] (12–13 April 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1786
  1. Japan Ryousuke Kasuga
  2. Japan Takashi Boku
  3. Japan Hisataka Matsui
  4. Japan Takatoshi Satou
  5. Japan Ryuuji Itagaki
  6. Japan Hiroshi Date
  7. Singapore Chapman Sim
  8. Japan Yuuya Sugiyama
GP Cincinnati[56] (22–23 March 2014)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 1735
  1. United States Kyle Boggemes
  2. United States Brad Nelson
  3. United States Jared Boettcher
  4. United States Clyde Martin
  5. United States Jeffrey Pyka
  6. United States Bradford Grant
  7. United States Auston Tramper
  8. United States Jacob Maynard
GP Phoenix (5–6 April 2014)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 1463
  1. United States Robert Berni
  2. United States Nathan Holiday
  3. United States Gary Wong
  4. United States William Levin
  5. United States Art Macurda
  6. United States Eric Froehlich
  7. United States Brandon Bercovich
  8. United States Daniel Ward
GP Minneapolis[57] (10–11 May 2014)
  • Format: Modern
  • Attendance: 1690
  1. South Korea Park Jun Young
  2. Canada Andrew Huska
  3. Canada Shaun McLaren
  4. United States Gregory Orange
  5. United States Nathan Holiday
  6. United States Nick Bonham
  7. United States Taylor Laehn
  8. United States Brian Braun-Duin

Pro Tour Journey into Nyx

Atlanta (16–18 May 2014)

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 United States Patrick Chapin $40,000 30 5th final day
2 South Korea Nam Sung-Wook $20,000 24 1st South Korean in a Top 8
3 United States Josh Utter-Leyton $12,500 22 5th final day
4 Japan Yuuki Ichikawa $12,500 22
5 United States Reid Duke $10,000 20
6 Italy Andrea Mengucci $10,000 20
7 Czech Republic Stanislav Cifka $10,000 20 2nd final day
8 United States Jamie Parke $10,000 20 3rd final day

Grand Prix

GP Atlanta[58] (24–25 May 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1299
  1. Canada Jon Stern
  2. Japan Tomoharu Saito
  3. United States William Jensen
  4. United States Charley Murdock
  5. United States Alex Majlaton
  6. Canada Shaun McLaren
  7. United States Chris Fennell
  8. Indonesia Vidianto Wijaya
GP Manchester[59] (31 May–1 June 2014)
  • Format: Block Constructed
  • Attendance: 1406
  1. Venezuela Fabrizio Anteri
  2. Hungary Tamás Glied
  3. Germany Sebastian Knörr
  4. Austria Valentin Mackl
  5. Scotland Bradley Barclay
  6. Germany Nikolas Labahn
  7. Portugal Marcio Carvalho
  8. Spain Juan Carlos Adebo Díaz
GP São Paulo[60] (31 May–1 June 2014)
  • Format: Team Limited
  • Attendance: 945 (315 teams)
1.
Brazil Carlos Alexandre Dos Santos Esteves
Brazil Guilherme Merjan
Brazil Tulio Jaudy
2.
Brazil Marcos Paulo Santiago Brandt
Brazil Eduardo dos Santos Vieira
Brazil Cezar H. Choji
3.
Brazil Walter Perez
Brazil Paulo Ricardo Cortez
Brazil Lucas Esper Berthoud
4.
United States Ian Thomas Farnung
United States Stephen Berrios
United States Armando Bulnes

GP Moscow[61] (14–15 June 2014)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 532
  1. Russia Igor Gorbunov
  2. Russia Sergey Zheleznov
  3. Russia Alexey Rogov
  4. Ukraine Sergiy Sushalskyy
  5. Russia Dmitriy Butakov
  6. Hong Kong Lee Shi Tian
  7. Russia Efim Kashapov
  8. South Africa Keraan Chetty
GP Milan[62] (28–29 June 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1146
  1. France Jérémy Dezani
  2. Switzerland Nico Bohny
  3. Portugal Marcio Carvalho
  4. Slovakia Ivan Floch
  5. Switzerland Serafin Wellinger
  6. Russia Evgeny Pestov
  7. Italy Guido Citino
  8. France Timothée Simonot
GP Chicago[63] (21–22 June 2014)
  • Format: Standard
  • Attendance: 2041
  1. Canada Tyler Blum
  2. United States Jadine Klomparens
  3. United States Adrian Sullivan
  4. Japan Yuuta Takahashi
  5. United States Jared Boettcher
  6. United States Oscar Jones
  7. United States Steve Wise
  8. United States Steve Rubin
GP Boston[64] (26–27 July 2014)
  • Format: Modern
  • Attendance: 1461
  1. Slovenia Robin Dolar
  2. United States Andrew Boswell
  3. United States Philip Napoli
  4. United States Alex Bertoncini
  5. Canada Nathan Jones
  6. United States Wesley Hovanec
  7. France Pierre Dagen
  8. Germany Marc Tobiasch
GP Washington, D.C.[65] (28–29 June 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 1422
  1. United States Mike Sigrist
  2. Japan Yuuya Watanabe
  3. Hong Kong Wing Chun Yam
  4. United States Alexander John
  5. United States William Jensen
  6. United States Christian Calcano
  7. United States Charles League
  8. United States David Fulk
GP Taipei[66] (26–27 July 2014)
  • Format: Limited
  • Attendance: 982
  1. Taiwan Huang Hao-Shan
  2. Taiwan Ciang Lyu Li
  3. Singapore Ryan Luo
  4. Taiwan Cheng Tung Yi
  5. Japan Kazuyuki Takimura
  6. Malaysia Joe Soh
  7. Hong Kong Chung Ngai Shair
  8. Indonesia Steven Setya

Pro Tour Magic 2015

Portland (1–3 August 2014)

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 Slovakia Ivan Floch $40,000 30
2 Canada Jackson Cunningham $20,000 24 Pro tour debut
3 United States Pierre Mondon $12,500 22
4 United States Owen Turtenwald $12,500 22 2nd final day
5 United States Pat Cox $10,000 20 2nd final day
6 Japan Yuuki Ichikawa $10,000 20 2nd final day
7 United States William Jensen $10,000 20 5th final day
8 United States 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 France Jérémy Dezani 86 11 United States Patrick Chapin 52 18 United States Ben Stark 47
2 United States Owen Turtenwald 73 Japan Yuuya Watanabe 52 Japan Kentaro Yamamoto 47
3 United States Reid Duke 72 13 Japan Yuuki Ichikawa 51 23 United States Eric Froehlich 46
4 United States William Jensen 63 United States Sam Black 51 Germany Patrick Dickmann 46
5 Slovakia Ivan Floch 62 15 Canada Jacob Wilson 50 Israel Shahar Shenhar 46
6 Czech Republic Stanislav Cifka 58 Hong Kong Lee Shi Tian 50 Czech Republic Martin Jůza 46
7 Canada Shaun McLaren 55 17 United States Jared Boettcher 49 France Raphaël Lévy 46
8 United States Tom Martell 54 18 United States Josh McClain 47 28 South Korea Nam Sung-Wook 45
United States Josh Utter-Leyton 54 United States Chris Fennell 47
10 United States Paul Rietzl 53 Canada 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
France Jérémy Dezani 2013–14 Player of the Year
United States Raymond Perez Jr.* 2013–14 Rookie of the Year
Israel Shahar Shenhar 2013 World Champion
France Raphaël Lévy 2013 World Magic Cup winner
Denmark Lars Dam 2013 Magic Online Champion
Canada Shaun McLaren Pro Tour Born of the Gods winner
United States Patrick Chapin Pro Tour Journey into Nyx winner
Slovakia Ivan Floch Pro Tour Magic 2015 winner
United States Owen Turtenwald Pro Point leader North America
United States Reid Duke Pro Point runner-up North America
Brazil Willy Edel Pro Point leader Latin America
Brazil Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa Pro Point runner-up Latin America
Hong Kong Lee Shi Tian Pro Point leader APAC region
South Korea Nam Sung-Wook Pro Point runner-up APAC region
Japan Yuuya Watanabe Pro Point leader Japan
Japan Yuuki Ichikawa Pro Point runner-up Japan
United States William Jensen Most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Czech Republic Stanislav Cifka 2nd most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
United States Josh Utter-Leyton 3rd most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
United States Tom Martell 4th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
United States Paul Rietzl 5th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
United States Sam Black 6th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Canada Jacob Wilson 7th most Pro Points of otherwise unqualified
Japan 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.[67]

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