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2000 Grand Prix Singapore Coverage
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Sam Lau, from Singapore, won GP Singapore, defeating Jonathan Chan in the finals, 2-0. He played Trix to a near-perfect record in the Swiss, placing him as the fifth seed going into the Top 8. He made $2,400 USD, while runner-up Chan walked away with $1,700. Chan, also from Singapore, played a Sligh/Ponza hybrid deck that performed well for him until he met Sam Lau in the finals. Grand Prix Singapore was very positive, with a large audience following the standings and observing the tournament.
Top 8 Final Standing
| 1. Sam Lau (Singapore) | $2,400 |
| 2. Jonathan Chan (Singapore) | $1,700 |
| 3. Tzu-Ching Kuo(Taiwan) | $1,200 |
| 4. Masayuki Higashino (Japan) | $1,000 |
| 5. Yi Jie Vice Lin (Taiwan) | $800 |
| 6. Tishen Tham (Malaysia) | $800 |
| 7. Boon Tat Elvin Eng (Singapore) | $800 |
| 8. Nicholas Wong (Singapore) | $800 |
(Click here for complete final standings)
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Tzu-Ching Kuo |
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Nicholas Wong |
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Sam Lau |
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Tishen Tham |
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Sam Lau |
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Sam Lau |
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Sam Lau |
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Masayuki Higashino |
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Masasyuki Higashino |
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Boon Tat Elvin Eng |
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Jonathan Chan |
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Yi Jie Vice Lin |
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Jonathan Chan |
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Jonathan Chan |
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